Greatest Hits II (RCA, 2001)
Clint Black
Reviewed by Eli Messinger
Whether punching out the twangy double-crossed tale, "Nothin But the Taillights," dueting with Martina McBride on "Still Holding On" or harmonizing with his wife, Lisa Hartman Black on "When I Said I Do," Black's voice provides the signature sound.
The four new titles include a second duet with his wife, "Easy For Me To Say," a journey to parenthood capped with a lullaby, "Little Pearl and Lily's Lullaby," a twangy tale of one of life's eternal conundrums, "Money or Love" and a winning big-band remake of "Put Yourself in My Shoes" that evokes equal parts Nelson Riddle and Lyle Lovett.
And as if all this weren't enough, the Windows- and Macintosh-compatible extended facilities provide a screen saver, wallpaper backgrounds, a link to Black's official website, and a home-grown D'lectrified tour video. This is an excellent partner for volume one.
CDs by Clint Black





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