"My, Oh, My," The Wreckers

[tozion]

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This is the second single. It will be interesting to see if this is a hit. It should do decently. It's possibly the most country song on the album so it's a smart choice I guess. Too many of the songs are striaght up pop. I kind of wanted "Cigarettes," but even that has a really poppy hook. This is probably their best bet at trying to assure a long career, or atleast a strong string of singles from this album. It wouldn't surprise me if "Crazy People" is the third single.

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[duh5]

Yeah, they're obviously aiming straight for country with this one. That's definately in their best interest. The song itself is just alright.

[Punchanello]

I can't remember how this goes, but yeah, I do remember being very country. I'm very happy and surprised how this whole project didn't turn out to be the flop we all predicted it would be.

[Robert J]

I like this song enough, but it probably would not have been my choice for the next single.

[Jay!Koolie]

tozion said:

I kind of wanted "Cigarettes," but even that has a really poppy hook.

"Cigarettes" is my favorite on the album!

[irice22]

This is gonna make them huge on the country charts! "Cigarettes" should be the third single. Then they should release "Lay Me Down" to pop and Hot AC.

[tozion]

Link added.

[irice22]

What happened to the bullet? +55, it was much bigger about two days ago.

[tozion]

Billboard review:

My, Oh My
THE WRECKERS
Producer(s): Paul Worley
Genre: COUNTRY
Label: Maverick/Warner Bros.

Singer/songwriter Michelle Branch may have distinguished herself as a pop rocker, but with the Wreckers it sounds as if she has found a second vocation as a honky-tonk angel. Teaming with backup singer/co-writer Jessica Harp to form the duo was a stroke of genius. Their debut single, "Leave the Pieces," was a No. 1 country hit, and this vivacious number about how times have changed also has the potential to touch the top. The vocals are buoyant, and the lyric is a winner as it recalls the days when "songs were long and gas was cheap/No cell phones and water was free." The Wreckers sound authentically country as dirt, yet somehow knowingly sophisticated. Not since the Judds hit in the '80s has a female country act blown in with such a fresh, vibrant sound. —Deborah Evans Price

[Robert J]

Just like LTP, this really chugging along at a snail's pace.

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