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TRACK LIST:

1. T-Shirts & The Hat
2. Same Old Song and Dance
3. Hold On Me
4. Better Think Twice
5. Memories Of You
6. With A Prayer
7. Sooner The Better
8. Why Does Everybody Want What They Just Can't Have
9. When You Come Back To Me
10. Friends Can't Be Lovers

Condition: New

Artists: Sandie Brockman
Genre: Country Music
Format: Audio CD
Year: 1998
Label: VG-40
UPC: 608041001125
EAN: 0608041001125
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Musicians:

Mike Baker: Lead Guitar/Acoustic
Byrd Burton: Lead Guitar/Acoustic
Jimmy Unger: Fiddle
Craig "Animal" Crempf: Drums/Percussion
Mike Shrimp: Keyboards/Harmonica
Don Johnson: Bass
Pat Seevers: Steel, Dobro, Lap Steel

Produced by Kenny Lee & Vern Gosdin

Sandie Brockman is the new Lady of Country music. This hot young talent is produced by two of County Music's favorite stars Vern Gosdin and Kenny Lee. This album features an incredible line up of some of country music's best musicians in the business: Mike Baker & Byrd Burton [On Lead Guitar], Don Johnson [Not of Miami Vice], Jimmy Unger [Playin' a mean down home country fiddle], Pat Stevens [Rippin' the steel], Mike Shrimp [Pound the Ivory and Blowin' the Harmonica for all his worth] and the crazy drummer himself... Craig "Animal" Crempf.

By Sammie B.

Every now and then you come across a real treasure. Funny how things like that just happen. But when they do, nothing could be better. Sandie Brockman's "Nashville Dreams", produced by Vern Gosdin & Kenny Lee, is one of those treasures.

This virtually unknown, country female artist is a real gem, featuring a full line-up of great musicians backing her on this album. "Nashville Dreams" offers a great bunch of songs from "Fast Swing" to "Slow & Close" that'll keep you hummin' and swaying all day. Jimmy Unger does some fancy Fiddle work and Pat Seevers really jams on on the Dobro and Steel.

10 years after her release of this album... she still remains nameless in the country music scene. As far as I'm aware, this is Sandie's only album release. I'm very surprised and very disappointed that this album didn't make it to the national retail market, especially since this is a Vern Gosdin production, whom had invested a good chunk of cash to record this album; and if it was ever released... it was a very limited release to very small demographic.

This is country music at it's finest. A must have album and well worth every cent!