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Little Bit Of Everything,Billy Currington

- Little Bit Of Everything
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Billy Currington
Released 2008

That's How Country Boys Roll
03:44
44,019 plays

Everything
04:20
37,062 plays

People Are Crazy
03:51
370,582 plays

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- 1
- Swimmin' In Sunshine
- 04:46
- 33,522 plays

- 2
- Life, Love And The Meaning Of
- 03:40
- 28,071 plays

- 3
- Every Reason Not To Go
- 04:10
- 28,548 plays

- 4
- Don't
- 03:56
- 112,166 plays

- 5
- People Are Crazy
- 03:51
- 370,582 plays

- 6
- Everything
- 04:20
- 37,062 plays

- 7
- Walk On
- 03:57
- 30,892 plays

- 8
- No One Has Eyes Like You
- 02:58
- 30,862 plays

- 9
- That's How Country Boys Roll
- 03:44
- 44,019 plays

- 10
- I Shall Return
- 03:10
- 22,645 plays

- 11
- Heal Me
- 04:05
- 26,063 plays

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album review

Although there's an undeniable soft center to A Little Bit of Everything, the title of Billy Currington's third album is accurate: Currington dabbles in a lot of styles here, cranking up some rocking country, singing sentimental schmaltz, getting a bit reflective but mostly spending a lot of time singing mellow country-pop. Currington showcased this sunny sound on his 2005 sophomore set Doin' Something Right but here he relies on it, pushing his rocking side, or even faster tempos, to the background. Really, it only surfaces on the straight-up redneck anthem "That's How Country Boys Roll," which is a perfectly fine tune but Currington is a bit more interesting when he relaxes into the mellow melancholy of "Every Reason Not to Go," glides along to the sleek '80s sheen of "Don't" or beats Kenny Chesney at his own game with the breezy island vibes of "I Shall Return." Here, Currington's strong yet supple voice gives soul to his fondness for soft, melodic tunes which, combined with his understated musical explorations, helps turn A Little Bit of Everything into one of the best country-pop albums of 2008. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide