The Whole Shebang - Shedaisy (CD 1999)

SheDaisy s The Whole Shebang makes you feel like you ve taken a good, strong shot of Wild Turkey Kentucky Bourbon and I like it... I mean I REALLY like it. It makes you wanna smile and laugh and dance all in the same breath. The songs are cute little pieces of poetic prose tuned into the music in a woman s heart and they re completely capable of thrilling a female soul. I like it... I really like it. If you re a woman, I have faith that you ll find something to like on this CD. Media Junk: SheDAISY's music began with KRISTYN OSBORN's song writing, her insight into the human psyche and ability.

For any major chart geeks out there, you know that nowadays a record lives and dies by its debut position and sales week. That doesn't speak badly about the buying public, though; everyone who's dying for a record gets it the first week out (pure anticipation) and as less and less people see the urge to buy a record, sales normally plummet 50% or so the second week out, especially on heavily hyped chart toppers. Recent huge records from Jason Mraz, Norah Jones, John Mayer and Los Lonely Boys are some exceptions to this rule, as it was normally 10-20 weeks before they peaked out in both...

Original Release Date: May 11, 1999 Genre: Country Label: Lyric Street Records Number of Discs: (1) I listen to Great American Country (GAC) when I am by myself, a lot (my wife doesn t care for the genre) and that is where SheDaisy first came to my attention with their song Little Goodbye s. I found the tune very catchy and the sisters harmonized well together so I decided to give the sisters debut CD, The Whole Shebang a shot, and I have not been disappointed. I have written before that it is rare that I enjoy an entire album, so this one was a pleasant surprise. Of course there are some...

Okay, I have to admit, I am typically not a country fan much anymore. I was years ago when artists like Shania and Faith were first on the scene but lately all the country music scene seemed to be comprised of 20 somethings who were more marketable by their appearances rather than their talents. Not that all the new artists are bad, just that a lot are the same. The songs sound the same, the videos look the same, the wardrobes are the same... they all start to run together. Because of my haitus from listening to the local country stations and watching CMT, I hadn't even really heard of...