Vince Gill, I Still Believe in You - 53m 42s

Tracks & Durations

1. I Still Believe In You	4:00
2. Never Alone	3:35
3. Nothing Like A Woman	4:56
4. What's A Man To Do	3:11
5. Don't Let Our Love Start Slippin' Away	3:46
6. Never Knew Lonely	4:00
7. Say Hello	2:48
8. One More Last Change	3:13
9. Under These Conditions	3:06
10. Pretty Words	2:33
11. Love Never Broke Anyone's Heart	4:11
12. Tryin' To Get Over You	3:45
13. We Could Have Been	3:28
14. No Future In The Past	4:09
15. Liza Jane	2:53

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Review

Vince Gill has always been ambitious man: he got his start with the progressive new grass outfit Bluegrass Alliance but didn't stay long, and he soon became guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter for the country-folk middle-roaders Pure Prarie League. He stayed with the band for three years before working as a sideman to Rodney Crowell and eventually signing with MCA in 1984. His career skyrocketed, fueled by tasteful country material and his creamy vocals. 1992's I Still Believe in You was his biggest success, and the title cut a monster hit. It's not a spectacular record, but Gill's vocal strengths and guitar work are hard to deny, and these 10 songs, featuring guest spots by Delbert McClinton and Alison Krauss, represent his style very well. --Roy Francis Kasten

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I Still Believe in You