DIAMOND RIO, One More Day - 46m 55s

Tracks & Durations

1. That's Just That	2:32
2. One More Day	3:35
3. Sweet Summer	4:29
4. I'm Already Gone	3:28
5. I Could Do It With My Eyes Closed	2:55
6. 'Till The Heartache's Gone	2:57
7. Here I Go Fallin'	3:30
8. I Think I Love You	3:20
9. Hearts Against The Wind	4:58
10. You Make Me Feel	3:51
11. The Love Of A Woman	3:59
12. I'm Trying	4:10
13. Stuff	3:03

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Review

Diamond Rio's first big hit was called "Meet in the Middle," but "caught in the middle" more accurately describes One More Day: they sound trapped between cookie-cutter pop-country material and the irrepressible individuality of their instrumental and vocal personalities. Jimmy Olander's unique guitar style and Gene Johnson's down-home mandolin do their best to fight through NutraSweet tunes like "'Til the Heartache's Gone" and "The Love of a Woman"; but, like Marty Roe's honest vocals and the group's high-lonesome harmonies, they reside more comfortably in the arms of clever good-time tunes like "Stuff" and "That's Just That." They can also make you believe a heartbreaking tune about a couple's struggle with alcoholism ("I'm Trying") or raise chicken-skin with a tender bluegrass version of J.D. Souther's "Hearts Against the Wind." The NashVegas stuff may get them hits but it's tunes like those and Roy Orbison-meets-Buck Owens-at-the-beach stuff like "I Think I Love You" that makes them interesting. --Michael Ross

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