Dixie chicks, Fly - 1h 10m 34s

Tracks & Durations

1. Cold day in july	5:14
2. Hello mr. heartache	3:51
3. Hole in my head	3:24
4. Let him fly	3:09
5. Cma avards traveli`n soldider	4:43
6. Cowboy take me away	4:53
7. Don`t waste your heart	2:51
8. Goodbye earl	4:21
9. Heartbreak town	3:55
10. Let him fly (live)	3:19
11. Ready to run	3:54
12. Sin wagon	3:43
13. Srong enuogh	4:15
14. There you`re trouble	3:14
15. When you were mine	3:37
16. Wide open spaces	3:47
17. You can`t hurry love	3:08
18. Your going down with me	2:36
19. Somedays you gotta dance	2:29

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Review

After the roaring success of Wide Open Spaces--a blend of turn-of-the-century pop and country traditionalism--what do you do for an encore? Rather than deliver more of the same, the Chicks have chosen instead to up the ante in country radio with a follow-up that's both poppier and twangier than its predecessor, and just plain better too. Some of it we've heard before: "Hello Mr. Heartache," for example, adheres pretty closely to the honky-tonk model of "Tonight the Heartache's On Me." Mostly, though, the record lights out for new territories. "Without You" is driven by an in-your-face string arrangement that's downright fierce, and the rootsy "Sin Wagon" may rock harder--and with more solos--than any mainstream country since Buck Owens held forth. That's not to say Fly's perfect. A couple of songs miss the mark, particularly "Goodbye Earl," an abusive-husband murder song that's sure to get criticized (wrongly) for being anti-male but actually fails because it can't decide if it's a moral lesson, a horror movie, or a joke. Still, even in this failure, the Chicks are bravely pushing the envelope. If they push hard enough, maybe Young Country radio will open up some wider spaces. --David Cantwell

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