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Cover of Come On Come On

Come On Come On

Mary Chapin Carpenter

20 June 1992

Singer-Songwriter, Folk Rock, Country Rock, Pop Rock

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5.3
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Tracklist 12 tracks, 49:50
  1. 1The Hard Way4:23
  2. 2He Thinks He’ll Keep Her4:04
  3. 3Rhythm of the Blues3:49
  4. 4I Feel Lucky3:33
  5. 5The Bug3:48
  6. 6Not Too Much to Ask3:25
  7. 7Passionate Kisses3:23
  8. 8Only a Dream5:34
  9. 9I Am a Town5:07
  10. 10Walking Through Fire4:05
  11. 11I Take My Chances3:47
  12. 12Come On Come On4:51

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2/10

Awful pop country. Who likes this crap?

4/10

Fairly boring pop country

10/10

What gorgeous stories. Country is not my thing, but this packs in so much emotion that I cannot deny the mastery.

6/10

My wife's favourite era of country music, so I am more familiar with this genre than I'd like to be. This is like all the other 90's female country hits. Sounds a lot like The Judd's, Kathy Mattea, Lee Ann Womack, Trisha Yearwood...the list goes on. This is the type of country they love to play at wedding receptions and on the radio. It is country steeped in pop. It isn't really my favourite genre of music, but I do understand why it is in the post-list. I hate country music, but it was horribly underrepresented on the original list. Robert Dimery was too busy listing off every Britpop and Shoegaze band to bother including anything that meant anything on this side of the pond.

Favorite songs: I Feel Lucky, He Thinks He'll Keep Her, Passionate Kisses

Least favorite songs: Rhythm of the Blues, Not Too Much to Ask

3/5

5/10

Above-average piano-based country music. Really demands to be played in a car, imo

6/10

Old-school shiny floor Grand Ole Opry style country music. Pleasant enough, but more my dad's taste than mine

4/10

Think we had enough country pop on the initial list.