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Jerry Kilgore
Loaded & Empty
Genres: Country, Pop

Track Listings (12) - Disc #1
1. What's It Take to Get a Drink in Here - Jerry Kilgore, Bogard
2. Down on My Luck - Jerry Kilgore, Kilgore
3. Ain't Got One Honky Tonk - Jerry Kilgore, Guess
4. Loaded & Empty - Jerry Kilgore, Hewitt
5. Both Be on Our Way - Jerry Kilgore, Kilgore
6. Let's Talk About Us - Jerry Kilgore, Camp
7. Shore Thing - Jerry Kilgore, Guess
8. Night of Day - Jerry Kilgore, Kilgore
9. American Car - Jerry Kilgore, Dipiero
10. Hag - Jerry Kilgore, Kilgore
11. Not Another Goodbye - Jerry Kilgore, Kilgore
12. Lookin' for a Highway - Jerry Kilgore, Brock

CD Details

All Artists: Jerry Kilgore
Title: Loaded & Empty
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Nic-Nic Neer Records
Original Release Date: 1/1/2008
Re-Release Date: 3/18/2008
Genres: Country, Pop
Style: Classic Country
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 837101347167

Synopsis

Product Description

A country CD with fiddle, steel, powerful vocals and great songs. That's what you get when you listen to Jerry Kilgore's Loaded & Empty. A wall to wall feast of pure country winners. Kilgore is a little Merle, Buck, Gene Watson and George Strait all rolled into one. He has stayed true to his calling and never once thought about selling out trying to fit into a Nashville mold. Loaded & Empty is a CD that will take listeners back to a time when a country artist was allowed to be a true Artist. A time when they wrote and recorded songs they lived. This new CD from Jerry Kilgore will make you wanna drink a shot of whiskey then chase it with a cold beer.

CD Reviews

Loaded up and ready to go...!

Joe Sixpack -- Slipcue.com | ...in Middle America | 09/29/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Wow. This is a great set of no-nonsense honkytonk country, intelligently written and performed with feeling and conviction. Jerry Kilgore had one album before this, a major label debut in 1999 that had modest success (and was also pretty rootsy and tradition-oriented). Here he returns with a bit more gravel in his gut and a pack of powerful, fun new songs (mostly his own, original material). The album opens with "What's It Take To Get A Drink In Here," a fiddle-backed Texas shuffle with an irresistible backbeat and a great sense of humor. This is the kind of country that Nashville *should have* been making for the last twenty years! A real treat for hard country fans in search of something they can play really loud. Highly recommended! (DJ Joe Sixpack)"