Patty Loveless - Trouble with the Truth

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Album Details

Title: Trouble with the Truth
Artist: Patty Loveless
Release Date: 1/23/1996
Re-Released On: 5/27/2008
Label: Columbia, Sbme Special Mkts., Epic
Album Type(s): lyrics/libretto
UPCs: 074646726921, 8869716234206, 5099748146823
Genre: Country
Styles: Country-Rock, Contemporary Country, Neo-Traditionalist Country
Moods: Bright, Earthy, Stylish, Romantic, Amiable/Good-Natured, Bittersweet, Bravado, Earnest, Gentle, Happy, Laid-Back/Mellow, Sentimental, Sweet, Cheerful, Innocent, Intimate, Rollicking, Confident, Organic, Plaintive, Sad
Total Copies: 33
Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1

Track Listings

  1. Tear-Stained Letter
  2. The Trouble with the Truth
  3. I Miss Who I Was (With You)
  4. Everybody's Equal in the Eyes of Love
  5. Lonely Too Long
  6. You Can Feel Bad
  7. A Thousand Times a Day
  8. She Drew a Broken Heart
  9. To Feel That Way at All
  10. Someday I Will Lead the Parade

Additional Releases

YearTypeLabelCatalog #
2008CDSbme Special Mkts.716234
1996CDColumbia4814682
1996CDEpic 67269

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Album Review

Having broken through at the tail-end of the neo-traditionalist trend in country in the 1980s, Patty Loveless was one of the few established artists to navigate the transition into the post-Garth pop-country trend of the '90s. Trouble with the Truth, her third album and the follow-up to the CMA Album of the Year When Fallen Angels Fly, found her again relying on her steady stable of writers -- Gary Nicholson, Jim Lauderdale, Tony Arata, Matraca Berg -- for another series of songs that acknowledged the country tradition of twang, yet kept to a sharp beat, and that maintained the female country sensibility of faithful loving, while avoiding victimization. "You Can Feel Bad," the album's first single and a number one hit, was a breakup song with a twist or two, while the second single, "A Thousand Times a Day," treated love as a 12-step addiction, and "I Miss Who I Was (With You)," caught a sense of regret tempered with acceptance. Some of the writing was a bit abstract, notably the title track, and there didn't seem much reason to cover Richard Thompson's up-tempo, Cajun-flavored "Tear-Stained Letter," which Jo-El Sonnier took into the Top Ten in 1988 (except, of course, that it's a great song). But Trouble with the Truth was a consistent collection that consolidated Loveless' prominent place in the country music scene of the mid-'90s. ~ William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide

Credits

NameCredits
Amy HughesEngineer
Biff WatsonGuitar (Electric), Guitar (Acoustic)
Brent MasonGuitar (Electric)
Butch LeeOrgan (Hammond)
Carmella RamseyVocals (Background)
Connie EllisorViolin
Craig KrampfDrums
Curtis YoungVocals (Background)
Dan DugmoreLap Steel Guitar, Guitar (Steel)
David DavidsonViolin
Dawn SearsVocals (Background)
Donna McElroyVocals (Background)
Emory GordyProducer
Gary VanOsdaleViola
Harry StinsonVocals (Background)
Jeff WhiteVocals (Background)
Jerry DouglasDobro, Lap Steel Guitar
Jim GrosjeanViola
Jim RushingBass (Vocal)
John CatchingsCello
John HobbsKeyboards
Kathryn PlummerViola
Kathy BurdickVocals (Background)
Kristin WilkinsonViola
Liana ManisVocals (Background)
Lonnie WilsonDrums
Mike LawlerKeyboards
Mike RojasKeyboards
Pamela SixfinViolin
Patty LovelessVocals
Paul FranklinGuitar (Steel)
Russ MartinEngineer
Steve GibsonGuitar (Electric), Guitar (Acoustic)
Stuart DuncanFiddle, Mandolin
Tim HensleyVocals (Background)
Tom BrittGuitar (Electric)
Vince GillVocals (Background)

Member Reviews

Andrea K. wrote on 12/18/2006...

Have enjoyed her music for years.