Shannon Brown - Corn Fed
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Track List: Corn Fed
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Album Details: Corn Fed
- Release Date:
- 02/28/2006
- Label:
- Warner Bros / Wea
- UPC:
- 093624932321
User Reviews: Corn Fed
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Country Boys are Corn Fed
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Pro Reviews: Corn Fed
| EXPERT RATING: From AMG Reviews Shannon Brown is the latest in a long line of Big Rich protégés and the close association with John Rich, who produced her 2006 debut, Corn Fed, and had a hand in writing just over half of its songs, at least separates her from the pack of singers who pattern their sound after Big Rich without actually working with the gonzo duo. Her closest comparison within the BR stable would be Gretchen Wilson, the stylized redneck woman who kicked up a storm in 2004, around the same time Big Rich started making waves with their debut, Horse of a Different Color. But if Wilson is a deliberate hellraiser half Tanya Tucker and half Shania Twain Brown is the girl next door, sweet and friendly, with just a little bit of sex and sass. And she might be a better straightup singer than Wilson, too, boasting a greater range and a sense of subtlety which isn't necessarily a plus for a singer tackling John Rich material. Like a lot of his work, his songs for Corn Fed are often contrived and cutesy, and what once sounded fresh and fun is creeping toward the formulaic, particularly on selfcongratulatory cuts like "High Hopes," where Rich confronts critics who don't call this new breed of country "country." In the hands of a vocalist without charisma, this could be deadly, but Brown is a thoroughly appealing singer, filled with downhome charm but a vocal power that you don't hear every day. Shannon had been kicking around Nashville for a while before she finally had this opportunity to record a fulllength debut she had a song on the soundtrack for Miramax's 1999 overhyped indie comedy flop Happy Texas, and sang some backup vocals on records by Chely Wright, Richard Marx, Lorrie Morgan, and Kenny Chesney and the skills she developed during those years in the trenches are evident in how she sounds equally convincing on the searching, introspective ballad "Small Town Girl," the funny, swaggering "Big Man," the gospelinflected "Can I Get an Amen," and the terrific title track. She's good enough that when the Rich originals veer toward formula, she can wring something interesting out of them, but the really promising thing about Corn Fed is that the seven songs she had a hand in writing are the best here, suggesting that not only does Brown have a fine debut on her hands, but she has a bright future as well. - Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide |
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Pros: excellent blend of country
Cons: none
This is an xcellent cd.I fell in love with Shannon Brown when I saw her video Corn Fed.Since me and my buds are corn fed ,we can relate to this song and music.The other track Give Me a Amen is stirring. This cd is fer those who enjoy quality country music. If you are corn fed or wanna be ,get this cd .