All Artists: Brad Cotter Title: Patient Man Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 1 Label: Sony Release Date: 7/6/2004 Genres: Country, Pop Styles: Today's Country, Singer-Songwriters Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 827969255926 |
Brad Cotter Patient Man Genres: Country, Pop
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Member CD ReviewsKyle D. (kdenny01) from BRIGHTON, CO Reviewed on 4/27/2009... Winner of USA's Nashville Star, Brad Cotter was an unknown artist and still his popularity never took off. Maybe it was the business stigma of backing a reality-TV vaulted artist, but Cotter is amazing. He sings about every man's life. Simply put; a great cd. Erica F. from GILBERT, AZ Reviewed on 2/23/2007... I loved Brad Cotter on Nashville Star, but I was disappointed by his first album. He's still a great musician, but some of the songs aren't up to what we saw on the show.
CD ReviewsShame on Sony and Country Radio! Ella Greggs | Washington, DC | 07/04/2005 (4 out of 5 stars) "Sony should be ashamed of itself -- producing a fine record and and then just dropping it into obscurity. There are four different country music stations in my area, and I have heard Brad's music on the radio a grand total of just ONCE since he won Nashville Star II. I finally gave up on waiting and just bought the album myself. Maybe Sony made a mistake trying to market "I Meant To" as the first single. It's a great song, but not very country and I guess not very commercial. They should have picked "Patient Man" instead, which is fun, catchy and would probably be more popular. Like everyone else, I fell in love with "I Miss Me." That song is just gorgeous. I can't believe this music isn't getting any radio play. "Blue Collar Night," "Hard to Be a Rock" and "Can't Tell Me Nothin'" are good, too, although not as special as "Meant," "Miss" and "Patient." The other songs don't appeal to me, and I usually just skip them when I listen to the CD. But any CD where I like 2/3 of the material is a keeper to me. I'll definitely buy Brad's next album, and I hope Sony puts a little more effort into giving the next one more exposure. Brad deserves it."
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