Catherine Britt, Too Far Gone - 39m 18s

Tracks & Durations

1. Swingin' Door	3:45
2. Wrapped	3:38
3. Too Far Gone	3:48
4. The Upside Of Being Down	3:06
5. A New Pair Of Shoes	3:47
6. Hot Doggin'	2:29
7. Fallin' Out Of Love With You	3:31
8. I'm Gone	3:01
9. I'm Nobody's Fool	4:10
10. Life's Highway	3:37
11. Poor Man's Pride	4:18

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Review

Australian exclusive! Too Far Gone is an exquisitely crafted collection of powerful and moving songs, mostly written by Catherine. The first single is the swampy, haunting 'Poor Man's Pride', which she co-wrote with legendary songwriters, Guy Clark and Jerry Salley. The album also includes a tribute to the great Hank Williams, with 'Hot Doggin', and wonderful versions of 'Wrapped', written by Bruce Robison, and the inspirational classic Steve Wariner hit, 'Life's Highway'. 'Too Far Gone' was produced by Bill Chambers and Keith Stegal (Alan Jackson, George Jones). ABC Country. 2006.The Second Album from the Australian Teenager with an Extraordinary Voice and Mesmerizing Stage Presence who is Determined to Be a Star. She Won Over Sir Elton John, Whose Endorsement Increasingly Lends Great Clout to Many (Like Diana Krall, Ryan Adams). Britt was Signed to RCA Nashville at the Tender Young Age of 18 and after Two Years, the Fruit of this Album Comes Forth after Moving to Nashville and Absorbing the Whole of the Town in Preparation for What Will No Doubt Be a Stellar Career. She Has Written Most of the Songs and the Sessions were Produced by Bill Chambers and Veteran Keith Stegall. The First Single is "Poor Man's Pride", Co-written with Guy Clark and Jerry Salley.

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