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DISCID=7d081b0a
DTITLE=The Judds / Rockin' With The Rhythm (Japanese Pressing)
DYEAR=1985
DGENRE=Country
TTITLE0=Have Mercy
TTITLE1=Grandpa (Tell Me 'Bout The Good Old Days)
TTITLE2=Working In The Coal Mine
TTITLE3=If I Were You
TTITLE4=Rockin' With The Rhythm Of The Rain
TTITLE5=Tears For You
TTITLE6=Cry Myself To Sleep
TTITLE7=River Roll On
TTITLE8=I Wish She Wouldn't Treat You That Way
TTITLE9=Dream Chaser
EXTD=Rockin' With The Rhythm (Japanese Pressing)\n\nOriginally Release
EXTD=d 1985\n\nAMG EXPERT REVIEW: On the third album, "Have Mercy" and
EXTD= the title track (among others) kick with a funky glee that makes
EXTD= this the most plainly joyous Judds album. -- Mark A. Humphrey\n\n
EXTD=\nAMAZON.COM CUSTOMER REVIEW\nGreat follow-up to Why not me, Febr
EXTD=uary 21, 2004 \nBy  P D Harris "Pete the music and horse racing f
EXTD=an" (Leicester England)\nThe Judds became major country stars as 
EXTD=a result of their previous album, Why not me, which yielded four 
EXTD=number one country hits (although one of them had already appeare
EXTD=d on their debut min-LP). So - how did they follow that? The answ
EXTD=er is - with this album, which yielded a further four number one 
EXTD=country hits. The overall sound is different with the backing mus
EXTD=ic much more restrained. The result is a smoother but sparser alb
EXTD=um than Why not me. This album therefore relies much more heavily
EXTD= on the voices of Wynonna and Naomi, which are of course excellen
EXTD=t. Of the two, I prefer Why not me but I can understand why a lot
EXTD= of people prefer this album. The songs are of an equal standard.
EXTD=\nThe four big hits here are the title track, Have mercy, Grandpa
EXTD= tell me about the good old days and Cry myself to sleep. You've 
EXTD=probably heard most or all of these tracks but there is much to l
EXTD=ike about the other six tracks here. Those tracks include a cover
EXTD= of Allen Toussaint's Working in the coalmine (originally a pop h
EXTD=it for Lee Dorsey). If I were you, Tears for you, River roll on, 
EXTD=I wish she wouldn't treat you that way and Dream chaser are all w
EXTD=onderful songs.\n\nTraditional country fans looking for a relaxin
EXTD=g album full of quality need look no further. \n\n\nAMAZON.COM CU
EXTD=STOMER REVIEW\nNot-So-Good Album Cover, but GREAT songs!, June 15
EXTD=, 2007 \nBy  ByAlterationEnhances "Brent" (up nawth)\nWe have a j
EXTD=oke in Atlanta: "Didja hear about those two ***s that attacked th
EXTD=at woman? One of 'em held her down, and the other one did her hai
EXTD=r." As on all first five Judds' albums/CD's, Wynonna is...well, I
EXTD= can't be totally "disinterested" here, becaue I've had a crush o
EXTD=n her since about '85 - but - ugh - Naomi looks like those ***s g
EXTD=ot to her. Regardless, "Rockin" is a fine, FINE bit of music: bac
EXTD=k when Don Potter was directly responsible for their sound, and b
EXTD=efore Naomi got sick. And it's been mentioned (a LOT) of places e
EXTD=lsewhere, but about this time, I got fed up with what was conside
EXTD=red "popular music," Rock And Roll having died with E in 1977. DR
EXTD=EADFUL time, folks - but Country was going thru one of its all to
EXTD=o rare renaisances, beautiful Women, and Men that didn't whine, l
EXTD=ike Dwight and Clint. And the seventh song on the album, "Cry Mys
EXTD=elf To Sleep," honest, was the VERY CATALYST that finally made me
EXTD= put down my treasured Presision Bass and pick up my ancient Epip
EXTD=hone-something acoustic. And I began frequenting "Open Mike" nigh
EXTD=ts whereever, and was very gratified whenever I'd find a Lady who
EXTD= sing Wynonna's part, and let me sing Naomi and play my acoustic.
EXTD= Rambling, yes, but this album/CD - WOW: "Have Mercy" "Grandpa" "
EXTD=Workin In The Coal Mine" (God Bless Don Potter for the beautiful 
EXTD=guitar he played for them!) - but as I said, "Cry Myself To Sleep
EXTD=" has since become one of my equals with treasures such as "Gimme
EXTD= Shelter," "Once Bitten Twice Shy," "In My Life," "Whiter Shade O
EXTD=f Pale," "Dock Of The Bay" - I guess you get the message. The ult
EXTD=imate compliment: "Rockin' With The Rhythm" is one of those all-t
EXTD=oo-rare CD's that you can put on and PLAY ALL THE WAY THRU withou
EXTD=t skipping over yucky tracks. \n\n\nHalf.com Details \nProducer: 
EXTD=Brent Maher \n\nAlbum Notes\nThe Judds: Naomi Judd, Wynonna Judd 
EXTD=(vocals).\nAdditional personnel includesd: Don Potter (acoustic &
EXTD= electric guitars); Sonny Garrish (steel guitar, dobro); Bobby Og
EXTD=din (piano); Jack Williams (bass); Eddie Bayers (drums).\nRecorde
EXTD=d at Creative Workshop, Nashville, Tennessee.
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