Tracy Byrd – No Ordinary Man

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Artist: Tracy Byrd

Title: No Ordinary Man

Year: 1994

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  • 1. The First Step (2:23)
  • 2. Lifestyles Of The Not So Rich And Famous (2:51)
  • 3. No Ordinary Man (3:25)
  • 4. Anybody Else's Heart But Mine (2:55)
  • 5. Watermelon Crawl (3:01)
  • 6. The Keeper Of The Stars (4:07)
  • 7. You Never Know Just How Good You've Got It (3:14)
  • 8. Redneck Roses (3:22)
  • 9. Right About Now (3:18)
  • 10. Pink Flamingos (3:16)

Review

Hold onto your cowboy hats, folks, because Tracy Byrd's "No Ordinary Man" is a wild runaway ride straight through the heart of country music. Unleashed in 1994, this is where Byrd really grabs the mic and belts out tunes that resonate across the honky-tonk dance floors and beyond. Delivered by the talented hands of producer Jerry Crutchfield, the album pours raw charisma all over each strum and twang. With unbelievable storytelling, it's no wonder folks line dance to "Lifestyles of the Not So Rich and Famous" and let their hair down to the irresistible "Watermelon Crawl."

Tracy's no stranger to the sweet side of life, either. "The Keeper of the Stars" glimmers quietly, painting those evenings where love speaks louder than words. This isn't the type you listen to in passing. Tracks like "You Never Know Just How Good You've Got It" underscore his gift for emotionally charged performances. And let’s not forget "Redneck Roses," where you can just about smell the fresh blooming grit in the air. Byrd's got a legacy etched in platinum with this one—a true collection for folks who appreciate the roots of country down to the bone. - Dusty

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