Only You
Danita Lynn
Performed By
Danita Lynn
Album UPC
776098149623
CD Baby Track ID
TR0000092797
Label
Danita Lynn
Released
2003-12-14
BPM
146
Rated
0
ISRC
CAB7G1300230
Year
2003
Spotify Plays
12
Writers
Writer
Danita Lynn
Songwriter ID
1506424
PRO
SOCAN
Pub Co
CD Baby Publishing
Composer
Danita Lynn
ClearanceDubset,Facebook Sync License,Traditional Sync,YouTube Sync ServiceOne Stop
Publisher Admin
CD Baby Publishing
Rights Controlled
Master and Publishing
Rights
One-Stop: Master + 100% Publishing
Original/Cover/Public Domain
original
Country
CANADA - Alberta
Lyrics Language
English
Description
A whole lot of heart and a little tongue in cheek
Notes
"Danita, an Edmonton based singer/songwriter makes an impressive debut with this collection of all original tunes. The lady shows a real gift for songwriting with creative ideas and delivers the songs with the right amount of gusto when needed, and the right amount of smoothness when called for. For vocal comparison purposes, think somewhere between Patty Loveless and Terri Clark, with a touch of Linda Ronstadt in the mix. The album’s opening track, title tune Wild Ride, is a chuggin’ piece of music that get’s you primed nicely for a solid mix of bounce tunes and lullaby's. Some of the more up and mid-tempo items come in with the hook-filled "Givin' Up Feelin' Down", "Rock Solid Love" and "Perfect Man" with "Thanks For Nothin" coming off as one of the highlight moments of the album. This latter tune coming off as reminiscent of the bite and bravado found in a Terri Clark offering. The dreamy side of the album has stand outs like "Talk To Me" which is accompanied by some sweet mandolin and guitar touches, while "Lay Beside Me" and "Lonely Hearts" are effectively delivered in a soft vocal style by Danita Lynn. "Only You" (not the pop classic) is perhaps the most adventurous vocal entry on the album and "A Mother's Love" is a sensitive touching song and a gender reversal equivalent of Holly Dunn's hit song "Daddy's Hands". While the album opened with an appropriate burst of energy, it closes just as dramatically with the inspirational song We Must Believe (in the Power of Love). Nice book-ending sequencing.. "
-Larry Delaney, Country Music News Magazine (Mar 22, 2004)
-Larry Delaney, Country Music News Magazine (Mar 22, 2004)
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