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The Essential Foster and Lloyd

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Released
  
April 1996

Length
  
70:12

Release date
  
April 1996

Label
  
RCA Records Nashville

Recorded
  
1987 - 1990

Artist
  
Foster & Lloyd

Producer
  
Steve Lindsey

Genre
  
Country music

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The Essential Foster and Lloyd (1996)
  
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Foster & Lloyd albums, Country music albums

The Essential Foster and Lloyd is a compilation album released by RCA Nashville in 1996. It features songs from Foster & Lloyd's three studio albums released between 1987 and 1990 presented in chronological order. Two previously unreleased tracks were included, including a rendition of "Don't Go Out With Him", which the duo wrote for Tanya Tucker and T. Graham Brown. This duet version went to #6 on the country charts in 1990.

Contents

Track listing

  • All tracks written by Radney Foster and Bill Lloyd unless otherwise noted
    1. "Crazy Over You" - 4:33
    2. "What Do You Want from Me This Time" - 3:16
    3. "Sure Thing" - 3:19
    4. "Hard to Say No" - 2:46
    5. "Don't Go Out With Him" - 3:00
    6. previously unreleased
    7. "Texas in 1880" (Foster) - 3:53
    8. "You Can Come Cryin' to Me" (Foster) - 4:49
    9. "Faster and Louder" - 2:34
    10. "Fair Shake" (Guy Clark, Foster, Lloyd) - 3:26
    11. "She Knows What She Wants" - 3:41
    12. "Happy for Awhile" – 4:07
    13. "Fat Lady Sings" - 4:36
    14. "After I'm Gone" - 3:10
    15. "Suzette" (Lloyd) - 2:43
    16. "Before The Heartache Rolls In" - 3:49
    17. "Is It Love" - 2:38
    18. "Can't Have Nothin'" - 3:24
    19. "All Said and Done" (Foster, Vince Gill, Lloyd) - 3:23
    20. "White Train" (Peter Holsapple) - 4:34
    21. previously unreleased
    22. "Whoa" - 2:41

    Songs

    1Crazy Over You4:33
    2What Do You Want From Me This Time3:16
    3Sure Thing3:19

    References

    The Essential Foster and Lloyd Wikipedia
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