La Croix D'amour

Dwight Yoakam

℗ 1992 Reprise Records for the United States, and WEA International Inc. for outside the

Cover Album La Croix D'amour - Dwight Yoakam

Yoakam, he is the man!
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By flealion

I am a largely varied music lover. My heart belongs to contry, the real country before the pop sound entered into it. But, I listen to everything from the Andrews Sisters to The Beatles, to Reba, to Big Band soujnds. When I heard Dwight Yoakam a few years back. I knew I had to have anything this man made. This is real music. I want Steel Guitar I want heartbreak songs. He is largely influenced by Buck Owens. If you don't own "Dwight Sings Buck"... just purchase it. Wonderful album. I could listen to this man sing all day long. What a wonderful sound he generates.
The covers on this album are excellent
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By jsouth1998

I've always enjoyed an eclectic mix mix of music that spans everything from the Beatles and the Grateful Dead to The Beat and Cross Canadian Ragweed. Dwight Yokum holds a special place in my collection and with my discovery of this album is a welcome addition. I especially liked the covers for Elvis, The Beatles, and the Grateful Dead. Truckin is a classic!