Ronnie Dunn - Tattooed Heart

[George Strait Junkie]

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1. "Ain't No Trucks in Texas"
Tony Martin Wendell Mobley Neil Thrasher

2. "Damn Drunk" (featuring Kix Brooks)
Liz Hengber Alex Kline Ben Stennis

3. "I Worship the Woman You Walked On"
Bob DiPiero Mitzi Dawn Jenkins Tony Mullins

4. "That's Why They Make Jack Daniels"
Jim Collins Tom Hambridge Martin

5. "I Put That There"
Deric Ruttan Jonathan Singleton

6. "Young Buck"
Jaren Johnston Jeremy Stover

7. "I Wanna Love Like That Again"
Ronnie Dunn

8. "Still Feels Like Mexico" (featuring Reba McEntire)
Tommy Lee James Jon Randall

9. "Tattooed Heart"
Antonio Dixon Kenneth Edmonds Sean Forman Ariana Grande Matt Squire Leon Thomas Khristopher Van Riddick-Tynes

10. "This Old Heart"
Jim Beavers Singleton

11. "Only Broken Heart in San Atone"
Steve Bogard Jeff Stevens

12. "She Don't Honky Tonk No More"
Dunn Nikki Fernandez Andrew Rollins


Listen Here: www.npr.org/2016/11/03/500057217/first-listen-ronnie-dunn-tattooed-heart

[George Strait Junkie]

just listen to this lotta great tracks can't wait to pick this up along with Garth's boxset on friday next week


here are my rankings

1. She Don't Honky Tonk No More - been wearing this one out since it was released as a pre-order track love it
2. Young Buck - yup no King George on here but its still one hell of a song man he woulda made this one my favorite if he was on it for sure
3. I Worship The Woman You Walked On - man Ronnie nailed this song i loved Jeff Bates version but Ronnie's is my favorite now
4. Only Broken Heart In San Antone
5. Damn Drunk (With Kix Brooks)
6. Ain't No Trucks In Texas
7. This Old Heart
8. I Put That There
9. That's Why They Made Jack Daniels
10. Still Feels Like Mexico (WIth Reba)
11. I Wanna Love Like That Again
12. Tattooed Heart - just horrible

[babybuffalo]

The song with Reba was such a disappointment. I purchased "I Worship The Woman You Walked On" and "That's Why They Made Jack Daniels". Pleasantly surprised because I think I hated every track off of Peace, Love, and Country Music.

[phil1996]

Love 'Only Broken Heart In San Antone'. Classic country right there. Beautiful.

[jameyjohnsonfan]

Awesome to see "woman you walked on" here as I listened to the bradly gaskin version all the time.

[George Strait Junkie]

Nov 14, 2016 22:49:54 GMT -5 jameyjohnsonfan said:

Awesome to see "woman you walked on" here as I listened to the bradly gaskin version all the time.

oh yeah i forgot about bradley's version need to listen to that again

[codyj100]

I've probably listened to this album a few handful of times. I absolutely love it. Jay DeMarcus did such a great job at the helm producing this record. I will admit the collaboration with Reba was mounted with so much hype and in the end is my least favorite song on the album. The lyrics sound like something I've heard many times before and I don't care for the fact that she only has a few solo lines that only repeat the title. I was hoping for more in terms of that. BUT, "She Don't Honky Tonk No More" is absolute GOLD! Only Ronnie could pull that song off the way that it's been done. 

While I don't see Ronnie seeing great chart success (because of age and all the asinine reasons radio won't play him like they used to), this album has some great qualities. If Nash Icon were to issue a few more single from the album I'd go with "That's Why They Make Jack Daniels" and "Young Buck." They stand out to me as possibly something radio would grab a hold of.

Rankings:

1. "She Don't Honky Tonk No More"
2. "I Wanna Love Like That Again"
3. "That's Why They Make Jack Daniels"
4. "Only Broken Heart In San Atone"
5. "I Worship The Woman You Walk On"
6. "Damn Drunk" (feat. Kix Brooks)
7. "I Put That There"
8. "Ain't No Trucks In Texas"
9. "This Old Heart"
10. "Young Buck"
11. "Tattooed Heart"
12. "Still Feels Like Mexico" (feat. Reba)

Overall, while I like Peace, Love, and Country Music quite a bit - when comparing the two, Tattooed Heart is miles better, imo. 

[onebuffalo]

#3 country, #33 top 200 album with 13,000 sold. Congratulations, Ronnie Dunn!