Country

Release Date: 1992-11-10, Audio CD, Atlantic / Wea

Henson Cargill became mainstream country music's token protest singer after his socially conscious hit Skip a Rope crossed over to the pop charts in 1967-1968. His followup hit, Row Row Row, again alluded to children and social issues but made no point other than that different people have different experiences. None of My Business, Cargill's final Top Ten hit, was practically a carbon copy of Skip a Rope and assailed apathy without being very controversial. Cargill's lower-charting hits and album tracks could be pricklier and more ambiguous, sometimes using vague philosophical musings as an excuse to wallow in depictions of domestic abuse, murder, and other unpleasant business. The vague nature of Cargill's protest songs was probably necessary from a commercial standpoint because the... Less

10 songs

Release Date: 1998-01-13, Audio CD, Mca Special Products

Guitar Man by Dan PeekThis product is manufactured on demand using CD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.

REVIEW: all right alot of new fans may not know who this man is and that is sad because he is so very talented at least his first 2 albims young man and this one Its not very often you find a disk without many flaws these days from billy the kid to dadys will you get taken on a journey through family values loves losses and sentimental songs now i admit its a little sappy because of all the ballads and family values but he presents the material in such a way that whn it over you think about your own family call a loved one a restart the cd highly reccomended