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<html><head><title>CAE Web Designer</title></head><body class="twoColFixLtHdr"><div id="container"><div id="header"><h1><img height="200" src="../site-images/WebLogo-CAEWD.png" width="924"/></h1></div><div id="sidebar1"><h3>Content Links</h3><p><a>About Me</a></p><p>The Things I Like</p><p>The Things I Love</p><p><a>My Favorite Things</a></p><p><a>My Photography</a></p><p><a>My Graphic Design</a></p><p><a>My Writings and Ramblings</a></p><p><a>My Hobbies</a></p><p>What I Do At Work</p><p>People I Have Done Work For</p><p>Quick Portfolio of Career Highlights</p><p><a>Some of My Favorite Web Sites</a></p><p>My Recommendations</p><p>Contact Information</p></div><div id="mainContent"><h1> My Writings and Ramblings</h1><h3>Connie Smith - <em>Long Line of Heartaches</em></h3><p>A Classic Country Record<br/>
      Connie Smith<br/>
      Long Line of Heartaches<br/>
      Sugarhill Records (SUG-CD-4072)<br/></p><p>****1/2  ( 4-1/2 Stars)</p><p><br/><img height="278" src="conniesmith-longlingofheartaches-review_clip_image002.jpg" width="278"/><br/></p><p>It has been fifteen years since Connie Smith recorded an  album, and prior to that she hadn't released a record since 1978. She didn't feel  she had enough songs to record the album she wanted to record. Over the last  several years, she wrote five tracks, along with her husband Marty Stuart, and  collected seven songs from other songwriters that became "Long Line of  Heartaches." The twelve track set will transport you back to the days that  traditional country music was the only country music on the radio.<br/></p><p>Connie Smith's pure heartfelt delivery of every song she has  ever recorded is what makes her revered by fellow artists of all genres. For "Long  Line of Heartaches," Smith delivers songs with a variety of tempos all  about a single topic - the heart.   Lamenting lost loves and languishing in the pain of heartbreak is part  of country music's legacy.<br/></p><p>The highlights of this album include "That Makes Two of  Us," "Blue Heartaches," "I'm Not Blue," and  "Ain't You Even Gonna Cry."  The  steel guitar is Smith's favorite instrument and it is featured on each track of  the CD. It is part of the sound that is traditional country music and adds the  musical emotion of heartache. Also on this record, for the first time, Connie  Smith's daughters perform with their mother on the hymn "Take My  Hand." <br/></p><p>This is an album that will preserve the traditions of  country music as they were, songs that weren't over-produced and where the  singer and the songs were the star. This is one of those albums that  traditionalists will love and an album that young country fans should have as  required listening of what real singers sound like.</p><p>~ October 2, 2011, Christine Ellis</p></div><br class="clearfloat"/><div id="footer"><p>© 2011 CAEWebDesigner.com and Christine A Ellis. All original works are © Christine A Ellis. All work-for-hire works are © my clients. No portions of this site may be used without written consent from copyright owner. No items may be linked from this site without permission. </p><p>Some items are copyright various photographers, magazines and other entities and copyright information is noted where available and applicable. As I do not appreciate my work being posted without credit, I do not like to post things without credit whenever possible. While I am a professional, I am also a fan and there are a few scans and photo agency photos that I have collected over the years that may get posted from time to time when talking about my favorite things or things I like, I will take anything down that the copyright owner would prefer I not share, just let me know.</p></div></div><style>body {
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