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Blake Shelton's Barn And Grill,Blake Shelton

- Blake Shelton's Barn And Grill
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Blake Shelton
Released 2004

Some Beach
03:25
99,696 plays

Goodbye Time
03:22
92,058 plays

Cotton Pickin' Time
03:16
31,037 plays

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- 1
- Some Beach
- 03:25
- 99,696 plays

- 2
- Nobody But Me
- 02:39
- 122,302 plays

- 3
- Good Old Boy, Bad Old Boyfriend
- 03:03
- 23,264 plays

- 4
- Love Gets In The Way
- 03:30
- 20,733 plays

- 5
- Goodbye Time
- 03:22
- 92,058 plays

- 6
- Cotton Pickin' Time
- 03:16
- 31,037 plays

- 7
- What's On My Mind
- 03:05
- 17,868 plays

- 8
- When Somebody Knows You That Well
- 03:41
- 26,771 plays

- 9
- On A Good Day
- 03:34
- 20,908 plays

- 10
- The Bartender
- 03:17
- 20,784 plays

- 11
- I Drink
- 03:26
- 21,635 plays

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album review

Although he's delivered two promising albums, country singer Blake Shelton has had a bit of problem finding his own voice. On his first record, he was a hardcore country singer and on his second, 2003's The Dreamer, he tempered his country with anthemic heartland rock and contemporary Nashville songcraft. His third album, 2004's Blake Shelton's Barn & Grill, finds a happy medium between the two extremes. While he can still delve a little too deeply into country corn -- especially on the ballads -- he finds a happy balance between Nashville craft and pure country, throwing a bit of everyman charm and a little of Kenny Chesney's Jimmy Buffett fixation into the mix as well. All of this makes Shelton a bit of an all-purpose contemporary country singer -- he can do it all from the honky tonk ("Cotton Pickin' Time") to the beach ("Some Beach") and everywhere in between -- but since most of Barn & Grill has its heart in hardcore country, it winds up as his best, most assured album to date. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide