K.d. lang, Shadowland - 35m 56s

Tracks & Durations

1. Western Stars	3:15
2. Lock, Stock, & Teardrops	3:32
3. Sugar Moon	2:28
4. I Wish I Didn't Love You So	3:09
5. Waltz Me Once Again Around the Dance Floor	2:38
6. Black Coffee	3:20
7. Shadowland	2:31
8. Don't Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes	2:23
9. Tears Don't Care Who Cries Them	3:06
10. I'm Down to My Last Cigarette	2:49
11. Busy Being Blue	3:43
12. Honky Tonk Angels' Medley	2:54

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Review

Pulling out all the Nashville stops, k.d. lang's 1988 album is a meticulously crafted work, her bid for mainstream country acceptance, and an homage to her idol Patsy Cline. Surrounded by the brilliance of Owen Bradley's string-laced production and a host of legendary pickers (Buddy Emmons and Pete Wade) and singers (Kitty Wells, Brenda Lee, Loretta Lynn), lang's voice soars and moans like a dove. After the lush Chris Isaak-penned opener "Western Stars," lang follows with more-familiar country writers, from Roger Miller ("Lock, Stock and Teardrops") to Harlan Howard ("I'm Down to My Last Cigarette"). Both a commercial (the album went gold) and artistic success, Shadowland ranks as one of the best country records of the 1980s. --Roy Francis Kasten

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