Album Details
Title: Here for the Party Artist: Gretchen Wilson Release Date: 5/11/2004 Re-Released On: 4/15/2005 Label: Epic , Sony BMG Music (Canada), Epic Nashville Album Type(s): lyrics/libretto UPCs: 827969090329, 0827968353326, 5099751743125, 5099751743132 Genre: Country Styles: Traditional Country, Country-Pop, Contemporary Country, Honky Tonk Moods: Confident, Freewheeling, Sentimental, Passionate, Sensual, Earthy, Sexy, Intimate, Reflective, Yearning, Bittersweet, Rollicking, Romantic, Bright, Earnest Total Copies: 69 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
Track Listings
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Here for the Party
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Redneck Woman
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When I Think About Cheatin'
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Homewrecker
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Holdin' You
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Chariot
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What Happened
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When It Rains
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The Bed
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Pocahontas Proud
Additional Releases
| Year | Type | Label | Catalog # | | 2005 | CD | Epic | 5174313 | | 2005 | CD | Sony BMG Music (Canada) | 935332 | | 2004 | CD | Epic Nashville | 90903 |
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Album Review
Taking its cues from her hit single "Redneck Woman," Here for the Party's opening title track introduces Gretchen Wilson in no uncertain terms. "I'm here for the beer and the ball-bustin' band," she sings over its emphatic kick drum beat and barroom twang. "I may not be a ten, but the boys say I clean up good." The vocalist's brassy delivery -- not to mention her brazen honesty -- differs considerably from the songbirds that often surround her on country radio in 2004. In fact, she's closer to the leather pants and poppy honky tonk of Tanya Tucker's 1978 effort T.N.T. Tucker is referenced in the aforementioned "Redneck Woman," as are Hank Williams, Jr. and Kid Rock, who also seem like primary sources for Wilson's mix of traditional country, pop accessibility, and uncut rock & roll attitude. Though she happily belts out the harder edges of "Homewrecker" and the hometown tribute "Pocahontas Proud," Wilson is also convincing on the ballad "When I Think About Cheatin'," and the softer tones of "What Happened." These tracks give Party some welcome depth, playing off its more rowdy material nicely and proving that Wilson isn't just a loudmouth novelty. Sure, that mud on her jeans in the back cover photo is real. But so is the sentiment in "Holdin' You," when she declares that "Holdin' you/Holds me together." Gretchen Wilson may be a redneck woman, but she has a heart of gold. ~ Johnny Loftus, All Music Guide
Credits
| Name | Credits | | Al Anderson | Gut String Guitar | | Angela Primm | Vocals (Background) | | Bart Pursley | Mixing, Engineer, Audio Engineer | | Big Kenny | Vocals (Background) | | Candy Burton | Hair Stylist, Make-Up | | Carie Higdon | Project Coordinator | | Clay Bradley | A&R | | Deb Haus | Art Direction, Artist Development, Stylist | | Eric Darken | Percussion | | Gale West | Vocals (Background) | | Glen Rose | Photography | | Greg Droman | Tracking | | Greg Morrow | Drums, Percussion | | Gretchen Wilson | Vocals (Background), Vocals | | Hank Williams | Mastering | | Joe Scaife | Producer, Vocals (Background), Audio Production | | John Rich | Guitar (Acoustic) | | John Willis | Guitar (Acoustic) | | Kay Smith | A&R | | Kenny Greenberg | Guitar (Electric) | | Larry Franklin | Fiddle, Mandolin | | Mark Wright | Producer, Audio Production | | Michael Penner | Photography | | Michael Rhodes | Baritone, Guitar (Bass), Guitar (Baritone) | | Mike Brignardello | Baritone, Guitar (Baritone), Guitar (Bass) | | Paul Hart | Assistant | | Reese Wynans | Hammond B3, Organ (Hammond), Piano | | Russ Pahl | Guitar, Lap Steel Guitar, Banjo, Guitar (Steel) | | Steve Marcantonio | Engineer | | Steve Nathan | Organ (Hammond), Hammond B3, Piano | | Sylvia Meiler | Creative Producer | | Todd Gunnerson | Engineer, Tracking Assistant | | Tom Bukovac | Guitar (Electric) | | Tonya Derry | A&R | | Tracy Baskette-Fleaner | Art Direction, Design | | Wes Hightower | Vocals (Background) |
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