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	Neal Coty Chance & Circumstance Genres: Country, Pop Track Listings (12) - Disc #1 Tainted Chance & Circumstance Lost & Driftin' Heaven in the Dark Hey Lucy Kalifornia She's the Girl for Me Ghost Town Wreck of a Heart When I See Jesus (Walk Across Lake Pontchartrain) Two Boys from Creagerstown I Just Can't Slow Down
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CD Details

All Artists: Neal Coty
Title: Chance & Circumstance
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Polygram Records
Original Release Date: 8/5/1997
Release Date: 8/5/1997
Genres: Country, Pop
Style: Adult Alternative
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 731453288027

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CD Reviews

Raw, intelligent country music at its very best.

wbynum5230@aol.com | Maryville, Tennessee | 08/24/1999

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Once in a blue moon a recording comes along that really surprises me. So many young singer/songwriters these days try to emulate Steve Earle and his predecessors ... and almost all of them fall short. Way short.This guy, however, has the goods. Every song hits its mark ... well, with the exception of "Kalifornia," which I felt was contrived. But that's a minor quibble.Songs like "When I See Jesus" and "Two Boys From Creagerstown" MORE than make up for one bad idea. Those two songs are so REAL you can feel what the characters are feeling. While those two songs are the highlights of the album, almost every other song hits its own emotional mark just as hard. Even a "lightweight" song like "She's The Girl For Me" holds some surprises for anyone willing to listen to it a couple of times and really find its meaning.And whatever you do, be SURE to stick around for the hidden track (13). I don't know the title (I'm guessing it's "Caroline" or "Green Like The Grass") but it's awesome. It deals with how drug abuse has robbed the main character of a relationship with his one true love. It's shattering. An instant classic.You'll never hear any of these songs on radio, because none of them fit into the current "country" template. That's radio's loss. Don't let it be yours."

Grab you by the throat and shake you honesty

wbynum5230@aol.com | 08/23/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I received this CD by accident and after I listened to it I realized that there are no accidents. I didn't hear this CD, I saw every person in every song come to life every time I listened and I played it again and again."

A Secret Gem!

William Bynum | Pearl Harbor, Hawaii | 02/06/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This guy should have been a huge star. This first album is incredible. Totally original, totally cool. But it wasn't a hit, and the studio steered him toward more "commercial" fare for his next album ... and it was a flop, too. So he faded away. But this album ... oh, gosh. Sublime perfection. Highly recommended for any fan of Steve Earle, or any "roots" or "alt" country fans. Incredible songs."