Outskirts of Town by Sawyer Brown

Outskirts of Town

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Outskirts of Town

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Audio CD (August 10, 1993)

Original Release Date: 1993

Number of Discs: 1

Label: Curb Special Markets

Catalog Number: 77626

Reader Reviews
This is Sawyer Brown in peak form. Besides the singles--The Boys and Me, Thank God for You, Outskirts of Town (my favorite song on the album), and Hard to Say--there's plenty of great music here: --Farmer Tan is another take on the plight of the American farmer. SB always handled this kind of song well. --Listenin' for You and Eyes of Love are great upbeat love songs. Eyes of Love has outstanding melody. --Hold On is a beautiful acoustic ballad; I rate it #2 behind Outskirts of Town. Sawyer Brown has recently gotten away from their early '90s acoustic-based sound, favoring a return to their slicker, rocked-up '80s roots. I like that side of the band, too, but I really hope that they will someday release another acoustic-based album. I have a certain amount of nostalgia for this CD and the country music released in that period; I got Outskirts of Town for my 12th birthday, along with my first CD player. But fuzzy memories aside, this really is one of the truly great country CDs of the '90s. Don't be surprised if you become a die-hard Sawyer Brown fan after listening to it.

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