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Johnny Paycheck - The Soul and The Edge: The Best Of Johnny Paycheck

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Format: CD
Catalog: 85246
Rel. Date: 04/30/2002
UPC: 696998524620

The Soul and The Edge: The Best Of Johnny Paycheck
Artist: Johnny Paycheck
Format: CD
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1. Take This Job and Shove It
2. 11 Months and 29 Days
3. I'm the Only Hell (Mama Ever Raised)
4. Slide off of Your Satin Sheets
5. (Don't Take Her) She's All I Got
6. Ragged Old Truck
7. Colorado Kool-Aid
8. Fifteen Beers
9. I've Seen Better Days
10. Someone to Give My Love To
11. My Part of Forever
12. Yesterday's News Just Hit Home Today
13. (Stay Away from) The Cocaine Train
14. Me and the I.R.S.
15. Feminine Touch, The
16. You Better Move On
17. I Did the Right Thing
18. When I Had a Home to Go To
19. Barstool Mountain
20. I Can See Me Lovin' You Again
21. Old Violin
22. All Night Lady
23. Outlaw's Prayer, The

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23 songs by the man who changed how country music is sung. Johnny Paycheck the Soul & the Edge: The Best of Johnny Paycheck. Track listing include: "Take This Job And Shove It," "She's All I Got," "All That Lady."

Reviews:

Since he hit it big with "Take This Job and Shove It" in the late'70s, Paycheck has been arrested for slander, alleged rape, and aggravatedassault-and he spent New Year's 1990 in prison, serving a two-yearsentence for the latter. With such a nefarious off-stage life, it's easyto reduce Paycheck's image to that of a sleazy cartoon character-andit's taken The Soul & The Edge to restore the icon to his much-deservedglory. Just listen to the funky rhythms of "Take This Job and Shove It,"the autobiographical "11 Months And 29 Days," or the talking-countryblues of "Colorado Cool-Aid." But the politically-correct 21st centuryhasn't been easy on Johnny Paycheck-today he lies dying in a Nashvillehospital bed, his body and soul broken from the hard life he chose. So turnup the CD player and sing along to "I've Seen Better Days," Paycheck'shomespun version of Sinatra's "My Way." Pop open a six-pack ofCoors and call in sick at work. Better yet, tell your boss to "shove it"-JohnnyPaycheck would be proud.
        
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