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If There Was a Way
Dwight Yoakam's fourth studio album was his most muscular yet. Alongside the overtly rocking cuts, his honky-tonkers also kicked harder than anywhere in his catalog; on top of all this, he gave his loosest, most assured-sounding vocal performances to date. That he cowrote one of the disc's biggest singles, "It Only Hurts When I Cry," with Roger Miller makes perfect sense; Yoakam and Miller shared an ambivalently loving attitude toward the country-music establishment. Yoakam's insistence on going his own way would lead to even more indelible long-players, but If There Was a Way remains among his most impressive. --Rickey Wright
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Tracks| 1 | Distance Between You and Me | | 2 | Heart That You Own | | 3 | Takes a Lot to Rock You | | 4 | Nothing's Changed Here | | 5 | Sad, Sad Music | | 6 | Since I Started Drinkin' Again | | 7 | If There Was a Way | | 8 | Turn It on, Turn It Up, Turn Me Loose | | 9 | It Only Hurts When I Cry | | 10 | Send a Message to My Heart | | 11 | I Don't Need It Done | | 12 | You're the One | | 13 | Dangerous Man | | 14 | Let's Work Together |
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