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Travelin' Singin' Man
Justin Trevino
Travelin' Singin' Man
Genres: Country, Pop, Rock
 
  •  Track Listings (13) - Disc #1

Given the number of highly talented candidates, it's not easy being the best-kept secret on the central Texas dancehall and honky-tonk circuit, but Justin Trevino has held that title for several years. Now that he's joined...  more »

     
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All Artists: Justin Trevino
Title: Travelin' Singin' Man
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Texas Music Group
Release Date: 2/20/2001
Genres: Country, Pop, Rock
Styles: Roadhouse Country, Neotraditional
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 049891400421

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Given the number of highly talented candidates, it's not easy being the best-kept secret on the central Texas dancehall and honky-tonk circuit, but Justin Trevino has held that title for several years. Now that he's joined the show of Johnny Bush, who coproduced this CD, his fate could change. Trevino sings ballads and shuffles in a tenor full of sweetness and yearning, and when he comes down hard on a word, his voice just keeps expanding. The songs cover the usual themes (he didn't write any, as he had on his two prior DIY albums)--from the opening "All Right I'll Sign the Papers" to the bonus track "One More Drink and Then I'll Go," a duet with Bush--but Trevino's interpretations are so soulful that the subjects seem new again. Throw in twin fiddles, lots of succinct steel, and Mexican acoustic-guitar flavorings and you've got one of the Texasmost albums in recent memory. --John Morthland

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CD Reviews

Traveling Singing Man
C. Wanamaker | COLORADO, USA | 12/19/2001
(5 out of 5 stars)

"WOW!!! This one is pure magic. Justin has clearly done his homework in studying Johnny Bush. The duets are tight and wonderful and Dicky Overby and Rick Price do things with a pedal steel that will make you swoon. The material is classic with a wonderful twist. If you're a Johnny Bush fan, a Mel Tillis fan or just a fan of traditional country music this cd will become a favorite in your collection. I keep one in the car, one in the office and one at home. Enjoy...this one's a keeper.Christina - Colorado."
Austin's country version of Stevie Wonder Album nr 3
Janice Brooks | pleasant gap, pa USA | 02/28/2001
(5 out of 5 stars)

"At age 13 blind kid Justin Trevino was wearing out his dad's country music collection and calling DJ's with requests beyond the Top 50. Now after 2 albums from his home studio/label, Justin has signed to Lonestar records right behind his front man Johnny Bush. Granted there is original material, Justin is mostly known for his cover's. Most known on this set should be All Right I'll Sign the Paper's(Mel Tillis) and Leaving and Saying Goodbye(Faron Young)Justin also plays bass with the Cornell Hurd band.Put on your boots pour a cold beverage and enjoy"
Real Country is Alive and Well
Jess | Coal Country, PA | 02/17/2006
(5 out of 5 stars)

"I cringe anytime CMT or GAC is on the TV; and I've stopped listening to standard Country Music radio years ago. And, when you realize that folks like Justin TRevino are not showcased on either of those two mediums, you'll know where I'm coming from. This man has talent; absolute solid gold voice. His tribute to Mel Tillis' "Brand New Mister Me" is superb, and rivals even Mel's! Love his take on "Who'll Buy The Wine"....a song that's been covered by Joe Carson and Charlie Walker. Hey, Justin even pays tribute to one of the lesser known Faron Young tunes, "Leavin' and Sayin' Goodbye". Now, with all of those covers out of the way, theres 9 other numbers (including some originals he penned), and a superb duet with Johnny Bush (of the Cherokee Cowboys fame). I will admit to being newly introduced to Justin's music, but I've already placed a second order for a few more of his CD's. I'll gladly spend money on artists who can put out music like this. If you have nothing more than even a passing interest in true Country Music, you owe it to yourself to listen to Mr Trevino."