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Somebody New - Rhett Akins

Rhett Akins
Somebody New
Guide Rating -  
Pros  •  "Don't Get Me Started"
•  "Where Angels Live"
•  "Love You Back"
Cons  •  CD is a bit uneven.
The Bottom Line - The CD is worth purchasing on the merits of "Don't Get Me Started" alone. The single will instantly take you back to 1996 and remind you of what was good about it.

 
Product Description
•  Released in 1996 by Decca Records.
•  Rhett wrote five of the 10 tracks.
•  The second CD released by Rhett.
 
 
Guide Review
Rhett Akins - Somebody New
Rhett Akins burst on the country music scene in late 1994 with his first CD, A Thousand Memories. Following the success of that CD, Rhett released Somebody New in the summer of 1996.

While none of Rhett's Decca CDs were blockbusters, Somebody New shows where Rhett was heading before he lost his record deal two years later, due to Decca's closure. The centerpiece of the CD is Rhett's smash Billboard No. 1, "Don't Get Me Started." However, there is more to the CD, including the western swing of "Too Much Texas" to the smooth yet stone country sound of "Carolina Line."

If you are looking for a CD that showcases the Country Music sound from 1996, then look no further than Rhett Akins' Somebody New.

Reviewed by Matt Bjorke.

   
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