Album Details
Title: I Will Stand Artist: Kenny Chesney Release Date: 7/15/1997 Label: BNA Duration: 40:06 UPC: 078636749822 Genre: Country Styles: Contemporary Country, New Traditionalist, Neo-Traditionalist Country Moods: Plaintive, Poignant, Laid-Back/Mellow, Warm, Yearning, Amiable/Good-Natured, Bittersweet, Carefree, Earnest, Nostalgic, Reflective, Sentimental, Light Total Copies: 16 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
Track Listings
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She's Got It All
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You Win, I Win, We Lose
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She Gets That Way
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I Will Stand
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That's Why I'm Here
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Steamy Windows
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From Hillbilly Heaven to Honky Tonk Hell
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She Always Says It First
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Lonely, Needin' Lovin'
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A Chance
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When I Close My Eyes [Acoustic Version]
Additional Releases
| Year | Type | Label | Catalog # | | 1997 | CD | BNA | 67498 |
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Album Review
Building upon the bright, cheerful punch of Me and You, Kenny Chesney widened his musical vision on his fourth album, 1997's I Will Stand. This is partially due to his own pen -- he has two songwriting credits here and none on the predecessor -- but it's more down to the music he's chosen to sing and the persona he conveys here. He's relaxed, friendly, and assured, never trying too hard, which gently draws listeners in on both his ballads and rockers -- and, what is turning increasingly into his specialty, the sunny midtempo tunes, equally suited for the beach or the bar. This is typified by the breezy "She Gets That Way" and the hazy '70s soft rock vibe of his co-written original "You Win, I Win, We Lose," and even the snappier songs (such as "She's Got It All" and "Steamy Windows") don't push too hard -- which is fine, because the slower songs don't get mired in sappy sentiment, as "That's Why I'm Here" makes clear. It never sounds like Chesney would belong to either the hillbilly heaven or honky tonk hell that he sings about on the purest country song here -- the one that also features verses by Tracy Lawrence and George Jones -- but that's the appeal of Kenny Chesney: he doesn't live in the past, but he doesn't disrespect it, either. He's merely in the present, trading upon modern sounds and the tunes that he grew up with, making contemporary country that feels country in how he mixes up country-rock, soft rock, and pop, and it's down so casually that it's easy to take for granted how good he is on this record, the first that really brought his star persona to the forefront. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
Credits
| Name | Credits | | Al Grassmick | Assistant Engineer | | Amy Hughes | Assistant Engineer | | Biff Watson | Guitar (Acoustic) | | Billy Sherrill | Engineer, Mixing | | Brad Kinney | Assistant Engineer | | Brent Mason | Guitar (Electric) | | Buddy Cannon | Producer | | Cindy Walker | Vocals (Background) | | Curtis Young | Vocals (Background) | | Dennis Wilson | Vocals (Background) | | Denny Purcell | Mastering | | Derek Bason | Mixing Assistant | | Eddie Bayers | Drums | | Farrell Morris | Percussion | | George Jones | Performer | | Glen Duncan | Mandolin, Fiddle | | Grahame Smith | Assistant Engineer, Editing | | John Wesley Ryles | Vocals (Background) | | Julie Wanca | Design | | Kenny Bell | Guitar (Acoustic) | | Kenny Chesney | Liner Notes | | Kevin Beamish | Mixing | | Kirk Johnson | Harmonica | | Larry Byrom | Guitar (Acoustic) | | Larry Paxton | Bass | | Lonnie Wilson | Drums | | Matt Rollings | Piano, Organ (Hammond) | | Melonie Cannon | Vocals (Background) | | Norro Wilson | Percussion, Producer | | Pete Wade | Gut String Guitar | | Peter Nash | Photography | | Randy Howard | Fiddle | | Reggie Young | Guitar (Electric) | | Rob Hajacos | Fiddle | | Rodger Morris | Synthesizer, Piano | | Roy M. "Junior" Husky | Bass (Upright) | | Shannon Brown | Vocals (Background) | | Sonny Garrish | Pedal Steel, Dobro | | Steve Gibson | Guitar (Electric) | | Steve Nathan | Vibraphone, Synthesizer | | Susan Eaddy | Art Direction | | Thomas "Snake" Johnson | Mixing Assistant, Assistant Engineer | | Tracy Lawrence | Performer | | William Osment | Fiddle |
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