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Toni Price
Released 1999

Lonesome Wind
02:37
90 plays

Wishing Well
03:05
86 plays

Foolin' Around
03:47
185 plays

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songs

- 1
- Walk Out The Front Door
- 03:51
- 152 plays

- 2
- Foolin' Around
- 03:47
- 185 plays

- 3
- Comes Love
- 04:10
- 148 plays

- 4
- Don't You Think I Feel It Too?
- 02:49
- 105 plays

- 5
- Anything
- 03:43
- 109 plays

- 6
- Remember Me?
- 05:00
- 114 plays

- 7
- Loserville Blues
- 03:00
- 155 plays

- 8
- Feel Like Cryin'
- 04:57
- 115 plays

- 9
- Lonesome Wind
- 02:37
- 90 plays

- 10
- Low Down And Up
- 03:20
- 148 plays

- 11
- Rusty Old Red River
- 03:32
- 100 plays

- 12
- Wishing Well
- 03:05
- 86 plays

- 13
- Why Is Love Like That?
- 02:59
- 145 plays

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album review

Austin blues diva Toni Price teamed up with guitarist/producer Derek O'Brien on this 1999 outing, bringing her formidable chops to bear on a delightful batch of tunes new and old. With brand-name players aboard like Johnny Gimble, Casper Rawls, and Champ Hood handling the majority of the guitar work and Ian McLagen and Dr. John making guest turns on keyboards, the band positively swings on every cut, no matter what the lineup yields. Price has the smoothest and laziest of deliveries, never resorting to phony rasping or high-pitched curlicues to put a song across, but always a little behind the beat and always firmly in the background. On this outing, she elegantly negotiates her way through jazz ("Come Love"), country ("Don't You Think I Feel It Too?"), New Orleans blues ("Remember Me"), and flat-out rock & roll ("Feel Like Cryin'"), sounding like she has all the time in the world on every track. An album that deserves a much wider hearing. ~ Cub Koda, All Music Guide