Dalton,Lacy J Survivor / Lacy J. CD

Digitally remastered two-fer containing a pair of albums from the Country vocalist. Lacy J. Dalton is one of the most under-rated singers in Country music. With a voice closer to Bonnie Raitt than any other Country vocalist, Lacy could be described as the female version of Waylon Jennings. Survivor, originally released in 1989, produced three hit singles. The album's best-known song is Paul Simon's 'Still Crazy After All These Years'. The Lacy J. album from 1990 produced three singles, 'Black Coffee' (which would become a line dance favorite), 'Where Did We Go Right' and 'Lonesome (As the Night Is Long)'. The album features a duet with Glen Campbell on the track 'Shaky Ground'. Amazingly, Lacy only won one major award (Academy of Country Music's Top New Female Vocalist in 1980) but awards mean nothing as those with ears know, here is one of the greatest, smoky-voiced Honky Tonk singers of all time.

1. I'm a Survivor 2. Walking Wounded 3. A Diamond All the Time 4. Still Crazy After All These Years 5. Old Friends 6. Turn to the One 7. The Heart 8. Me and These Arms 9. They Don't Make Them Like They Used to 10. Hard Luck Ace 11. Don't Try to Tell Me (Nothin's Goin' on) 12. Black Coffee 13. Where Did We Go Right 14. Turn to a Little 3rd Rate Romance 15. Long Way Down 16. Ain't No Question 17. Lonesome (As the Night Is Long) 18. Walk That Line 19. Shaky Ground (Duet with Glen Campbell) 20. That Road