K.T. Oslin, Love in a Small Town - 39m 27s

Tracks & Durations

1. Come Next Monday	3:52
2. OO-WEE	3:12
3. Mary And Willi	3:34
4. Love Is Strange	3:51
5. Momma Was A Dancer	4:11
6. New Way Home	4:08
7. Cornell Crawford	4:47
8. Still On My Mind	4:13
9. You Call Everybody Darling	3:47
10. Two Hearts	3:44

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Review

By her third country album, K.T. Oslin wanted to shape the maturity and wit of her earlier efforts into a more mainstream sound. Unfortunately, the scheme backfired: Love in a Small Town is her least successful release. Still, no other singer so poignantly captured the obsessions of upscale divorcees as Oslin, who was 47 at the time. Her goal was to describe life in a small town through musical vignettes about women of different ages. Small Town has its charms, as in Oslin's wistful yet strong "Come Next Monday," the album's lone hit. It also includes two covers, "Love is Strange" and "You Call Everybody Darling," which provide fitting commentary on her original tunes. It's an interesting, if flawed, demonstration of her unusual talents. --Michael McCall

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