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Lead Performance: Brooks & Dunn

B&D's party-and-pain formula is way too predictable by album No. 6: ''Beer Thirty'' sounds like a rewrite of ''Boot Scootin' Boogie'' and songs like ''Texas and Norma Jean'' -- which recalls an encounter with Marilyn Monroe -- strain credibility. But when Ronnie Dunn launches into his three-minute soliloquies on relationships gone wrong (most effectively on a remake of John Waite's ''Missing You''), the world slows to the tempo of tears. B


Posted Sep 24, 1999
 

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