Ken Holloway - Ken Holloway (1994)

A new modem country singer, very much in the popular style of Alan Jackson and George Strait, with an emphasis on the lyrics. In this case the focal point is the Lord Jesus Christ. "Unplug The Jukebox" is neat as is "He Loved Us To Death". Other good tracks are "You Can't Draw Water From A Dry Well" and "Trailer Hitch". New Tradition's Daryl Mosley wrote "Rose Of Sharon", an interesting alternative to the western fiddle classic "Rose Of San Antone". To sum up, this is an album of good modern country music that has grown on me more every time I have played it. The only drawback is that there is nothing you could say was truly outstanding. Undoubtedly a promising debut from an artist to watch.

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Tracklisting
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1. (00:02:37) Ken Holloway - You can't draw water from a dry well
2. (00:04:08) Ken Holloway - Runs in the Blood
3. (00:04:10) Ken Holloway - Abel and Cain
4. (00:02:41) Ken Holloway - Up on your way down
5. (00:03:08) Ken Holloway - Family Tree
6. (00:02:37) Ken Holloway - Unplug the Jukebox
7. (00:03:49) Ken Holloway - He Loved us to Death
8. (00:03:32) Ken Holloway - Trailer Hitch
9. (00:02:25) Ken Holloway - Rose of Sharon
10. (00:03:16) Ken Holloway - I can't even walk

Playing Time………: 00:32:22
Total Size………..: 54.52 MB