Audio CD review:
Vince Gill - Pocket Full of Gold

Vince Gill - Pocket Full of Gold

Band: Vince Gill Title: Pocket Full of Gold Rating: Release Date: 05 March, 1991 Media: Audio CD Tracks: 1: I Quit 2: Look At Us 3: Take Your Memory With You 4: Pocket Full Of Gold 5: The Strings That Tie You Down 6: Liza Jane 7: If I Didn't Have You In My World 8: A Little Left Over 9: What's A Man To Do 10: Sparkle

Customer Reviews sentimental purchase What an inspiration that song has become for us! And somehow in several moves we lost our copy -- so this is a precious replacement and we're delighted to have found it. Years ago our daughter gave us this CD for our anniversary with her comment that the song "Look At Us" reminds her of us. . Vince is GOLDEN What can I say, if you like Vince, you will love Pocket. Follow-up to When I call your name The previous album included a duet with Reba. After recording the classic album that catapulted Vince to stardom, he lived up to expectations with this album. They recorded another duet for her album, It's your call, but it's not included on this album. Vince wrote or co-wrote the first eight songs here and the other two are originals, so there are no covers on this album. Four major country hits can be found here, these being Look at us, Take your memory with you, the title track and Liza Jane. All of these songs can also be found on Souvenirs, a compilation of his early hits. The set begins with I quit - despite its title this is a bright, up-tempo song. Then comes Look at us - a lovely ballad and the best song on the album. Next come Take your memory with you, a fine mid-tempo song, followed by two wonderful ballads, the title track and The strings that tie you down. After that, up-tempo songs alternate with ballads, all of them brilliant. This is unquestionably a brilliant album, but Vince has recorded many such albums. If you enjoy traditional country with a contemporary edge, you really can't go wrong with any of Vince's albums. . You can see a complete list of all Vince Gill discography, or go back to the Vince Gill tabs