This came out in 1999 – or at least that’s when I got it. Here’s what I said about it back then (with some minor editing):
With her spellbinding voice and Grand Ole Opry leanings, Mandy Barnett is being hailed as the new Patsy Cline. Her second CD — the last album produced by legendary Cline collaborator Owen Bradley before his death — should cement that rep once and for all.
Along with her jaw-dropping torch ’n’ twang, Barnett also has the same subtle combination of on-her-sleeve emotionalism and sophisticated vocal mannerism that have kept generations of fans crazy over Cline. Tunes by old-school Nashville vets like Porter Wagoner, Don Gibson and Felice and Boudleax Bryant don’t hurt either.
