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Should I Do It

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Released
  
1981

Artist
  
Tanya Tucker

Producer
  
Gary Klein

Genre
  
Country music

Should I Do It (1981)
  
Live (1982)

Release date
  
1981

Label
  
MCA Records

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Similar
  
Tanya Tucker albums, Country music albums

Should I Do It is the 12th album by Tanya Tucker. The highest ranking single, the title song, "Should I Do It," rose to the #50 position on the Billboard Country Singles chart. (The Pointer Sisters reached #13 on the Billboard Hot 100 with the song in 1982.) The other single to break into the Top 100 was the #83 "Rodeo Girls." The album peaked at #48 on the Country Albums chart. Emmylou Harris provides backing vocals on "Stormy Weather."

Contents

Track listing

  1. "Should I Do It" (Layng Martine, Jr.)
  2. "Stormy Weather" [with Emmylou Harris] (Tom Snow, Leo Sayer)
  3. "Halfway to Heaven" (Jerry Goldstein, Robert E. Getter, Guy F. Peritore)
  4. "Heartache #3" (Joe Rainey)
  5. "You Don't Have to Say You Love Me" (Pino Donaggio, Simon Napier-Bell, Vicki Wickham)
  6. "Rodeo Girls" (Joe Rainey, Tanya Tucker)
  7. "I Oughta Let Go" (Troy Seals, Eddie Setser, Steve Diamond)
  8. "Lucky Enough for Two" (Henry Gaffney)
  9. "We're Playing Games Again" (Troy Seals, Richard Kerr)
  10. "Shoulder to Shoulder" [with Glen Campbell] (Henry Gaffney)

Personnel

  • Drums, Percussion: Rick Shlosser, Steve Turner
  • Bass: Bill McCubbin, Leland Sklar
  • Piano: Larry Muhoberac, Jai Winding
  • Synthesizer: Bill Cuomo
  • Guitars: Buzz Feiten, Jay Dee Maness, Dean Parks, Lee Ritenour, Jerry Swallow, Fred Tackett
  • Mandolin: Jerry Swallow
  • Horns: Chuck Findley, Jerry Hey, Jim Horn, Andrew Love, James Mitchell
  • Accordion: Nick DeCaro
  • Additional Vocals: John Bahler, Debbie Hall, Emmylou Harris, Ron Hicklin, Sandie Hill, Gene Morford, Herb Pedersen, Jerry Whitman

    • References

    Should I Do It Wikipedia
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