In a career that has seen five of his albums win the CMA Album of the
Year trophy, a new release from George Strait is always a cause for
celebration.
But, in the case of "Love Is Everything," it truly is an album worth
giving a listen to, and then, and then again. In fact, it definitely
ranks as Strait's best album since 2008's "Troubadour."
What sets the new album apart? Strait and longtime producer Tony
Brown have assembled incredible material – which granted, is a given
with a Strait album. But, just like with the Troubadour release, the
songs here touch a few nerves and hit a few more emotional spots than
just merely the ups and downs of a male-female relationship. There's "I
Believe," a song co-written by the singer, that puts his faith on
display as never before, and the closing "When The Credits Roll," which
might give the singer one more chance at a CMA Single of the Year
trophy. The lyrics of the latter are quite thought-provoking, concerning
what kind of impact one's life has on others. Read More
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