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Music Review: 'Three Chords and the Truth'

Sara Evans
Reviewed by Alanna Nash | Oct 10, 1997
EW's GRADE
B

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Evans' much-touted debut is an important component of Nashville's return to traditionalism — equal parts Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn, and Patty Loveless — without the vulnerability. Although a bit samey, Chords is ultimately engrossing, especially when Evans unwinds on the keening title ballad. B

Originally posted Oct 10, 1997 Published in issue #400 Oct 10, 1997 Order article reprints

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