Stacy Dean Campbell - Hurt City (1995)

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Artist: Stacy Dean Campbell
Title: Hurt City
Year Of Release: 1995
Label: Columbia Nashville Legacy
Genre: Country
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 31:17
Total Size: 204 MB
WebSite: Album Preview

Tracklist:

1. Eight Feet High (02:20)
2. Why You Been Gone So Long (02:54)
3. I Can Dream (03:41)
4. Midnight Angel (03:27)
5. Hurt City (04:01)
6. Pop a Top (02:15)
7. Sometimes She Forgets (03:27)
8. Honey I Do (02:57)
9. Mind Over Matter (03:40)
10. There's the Door (02:31)

Singer/songwriter Stacy Dean Campbell was first inspired to become a musician by his father Buddy, a gospel singer. Raised by his grandparents in Carlsbad, NM, he grew up enamored of the music of Marty Robbins, whose smooth crooning influenced Campbell's own vocal style. Encouraged by his brother Spencer, himself a professional musician, Campbell moved to Nashville to pursue a career in country, and soon earned a songwriting contract with Tree Music. In 1992, he released his debut solo record, Lonesome Wins Again; the follow-up, the eclectic Hurt City, appeared in 1995. © Jason Ankeny

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