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From There to Here: Greatest Hits

Lonestar (Country)
Release Date: 04/21/2008
Original Release:  2003
# of Discs:   1
J&R Item # 1026569_CD
UPC # 886972267821
Label: Legacy Recordings
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Track Details Credits Artist Related Shipping
Disc: 1
1. Tequila Talkin'
2. No News
3. Runnin' Away With My Heart
4. Come Cryin' To Me
5. You Walked In
6. Everything's Changed
7. Amazed
8. Smile
9. What About Now
10. Tell Her
11. I'm Already There
12. With Me
13. Not a Day Goes By
14. My Front Porch Looking In
15. I Pray
16. Walking In Memphis
17. I'm Already There (Message From Home)

Performer: Lonestar (Country)
Artist: Matt Rollings
Distributor: Sony Music Distribution (

Notes: Lonestar: Richie, Keech, Dean, Michael. Additional personnel includes: Matt Rollings (keyboards). Producers: Dann Huff, Don Cook, Wally Wilson. "My Front Porch Looking In" was nominated for the 2004 Grammy Award for Best Country Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal. In the realm of country music, self-contained groups have never been the most common denizens of the charts, the format being much more sympathetic to solo artists and duos. However, like Alabama, Sawyer Brown, and a handful others, Lonestar has persevered to become one of the most successful acts on the country scene. This disc, a collection of their most popular songs, stands as a monument to that success. It's filled to the brim with tightly arranged, expertly performed tunes that mix country, pop, and rock while maintaining just the right amount of twang. Lonestar's not afraid of a little bar-room boogie, as on "You Walked In," or a bit of post-Eagles country pop ("Everything's Changed"). However, they're also proficient in the power-ballad area, as exemplified on picture-perfect radio bait like "Amazed," "I'm Already There" (which in another era could have been an Air Supply hit), and the previously unreleased, spiritually oriented "I Pray."
The five-piece band Lonestar honed its country/soft-rock sound in America's bars and clubs for years before releasing their hit 1996 major-label debut. After bass player John Rich left the group for a solo career, Lonestar continued as a quartet, and released a second successful CD. But it was the band's third album LONELY GRILL that made them unlikely superstars. In 1998 Rich re-emerged as one half of the genre-bending, chart-topping duo Big & Rich.
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PID # 4233161


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