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The Very Best Of Brooks & Dunn,Brooks & Dunn

- The Very Best Of Brooks & Dunn
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Brooks & Dunn
Released 2004

My Maria
03:30
71,803 plays

Neon Moon
04:20
67,804 plays

Red Dirt Road
04:20
63,616 plays

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- 1
- Only In America
- 04:29
- 46,134 plays

- 2
- That's What It's All About
- 04:00
- 26,786 plays

- 3
- Rock My World (Little Country Girl)
- 03:42
- 41,797 plays

- 4
- The Long Goodbye
- 04:25
- 26,751 plays

- 5
- My Maria
- 03:30
- 71,803 plays

- 6
- Red Dirt Road
- 04:20
- 63,616 plays

- 7
- Independent Trucker
- 02:59
- 17,743 plays

- 8
- Ain't Nothing 'Bout You
- 03:37
- 40,961 plays

- 9
- If You See Him/If You See Her
- 03:56
- 28,641 plays

- 10
- You Can't Take The Honky Tonk Out Of The Girl
- 03:28
- 34,386 plays

- 11
- Hard Workin' Man
- 02:58
- 30,807 plays

- 12
- Boot Scootin' Boogie
- 03:16
- 63,102 plays

- 13
- It's Getting Better All The Time
- 04:14
- 29,660 plays

- 14
- You're Gonna Miss Me When I'm Gone
- 04:52
- 30,352 plays

- 15
- My Next Broken Heart
- 02:55
- 21,333 plays

- 16
- Brand New Man
- 02:58
- 30,810 plays

- 17
- Little Miss Honky Tonk
- 03:00
- 22,783 plays

- 18
- She's Not The Cheatin' Kind
- 03:27
- 33,548 plays

- 19
- Neon Moon
- 04:20
- 67,804 plays

- 20
- South Of Santa Fe
- 03:49
- 17,686 plays

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album review

Walking that difficult line between hard honky tonk sentiment and a slick pop country sound, Kix Brooks and Ronnie Dunn have turned out a few future classics already, including "Boot Scootin' Boogie," "My Next Broken Heart," and the all-too-true "Neon Moon," all of which are included on this generous 20-track sampler drawn from their hugely successful run at Arista Records. Not all the essentials are here, but enough of them to make this a pretty good introduction to what this duo can bring to the table. Check out their cover version of B.W. Stevenson's 1972 pop hit "My Maria," which instinctively recognizes the country roots of the original and brings that forward without sacrificing any of its inherent pop appeal. These guys haven't sold millions of records by accident. ~ Steve Leggett, All Music Guide