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Martina McBride
Released 1992

When You Are Old
03:07
997 plays

That's Me
03:50
2,464 plays

Cheap Whiskey
03:08
2,214 plays

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- The Time Has Come
- 02:32
- 1,905 plays

- 2
- That's Me
- 03:50
- 2,464 plays

- 3
- True Blue Fool
- 02:57
- 1,376 plays

- 4
- Losing You Feels Good
- 03:19
- 1,393 plays

- 5
- Walk That Line
- 02:47
- 1,148 plays

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- Cheap Whiskey
- 03:08
- 2,214 plays

- 7
- I Can't Sleep (VSO'd Mix)
- 02:43
- 1,255 plays

- 8
- A Woman Knows
- 03:17
- 1,732 plays

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- The Rope
- 04:01
- 1,334 plays

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- When You Are Old
- 03:07
- 997 plays

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album review

Rest assured, it's highly unlikely that Martina McBride will ever issue another record that sounds like The Time Has Come. With co-producers Paul Worley and Ed Seay (who also worked with her on her breakthrough, The Way That I Am), McBride delivers a set of neo-traditionalist country and progressive country-inflected folk songs that showcase her ability to get to the heart of a song and turn it into something communicative and thought provoking. With a host of Nashville superpickers and backing vocalists from Garth Brooks and Carl Jackson to Kathy Chiavola, McBride turns in intense performances of the Emory Gordy/Jim Rushing classic "Cheap Whiskey" for a neo-honky tonk feel, as well as the stompin' nightclub country of the Longacre/Wilson-penned title track and the Lonnie Wilson/Charlotte Wilson/Herbert Wilson weeper "Losing You Feels Good." The album ends with Gretchen Peters' "When You're Old," a meditative love song delivered with the empathy, grace, and elegance that have become McBride's trademark. This is a very solid debut, even if it resembles none of her other work. ~ Thom Jurek, All Music Guide