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Obviously Mandy Barnett listened to his classic but it is not just another singer who would serve again us a dose of country memorial to patsycline-esque connotations. 'Mandy Barnett' (1996) was the first of his albums, and from the opening, one country gets a discharge vintage magnified by a remarkable sound recording, broken musicians and a voice that would make you forget all those you have heard. Ten titles for a shock carabiné which speak only those who have experienced the finest hours. How not to shiver with delight to listen to the spellbinding 'Rainy Days'? And finally, something that kills a recovery Wayfaring Stanger 'in an amazing Americana declination beauty. Mandy Barnett has not left a big mark in the Pantheon of country music but I know that few albums that have holding this little disk. Thirty short minutes to climb to the summits of the genre.

For those who want to delve into this wonderful and completely rinse the ears, compilation Platinum Collection is easily accessible which contains all the tracks on this debut album and a substantial anthology of the next album (Platinum Collection).