Sawyer Brown - Wide Open album FLAC

Wide Open is the fifth studio album by the American country music band Sawyer Brown. The title track was co-written by Alan LeBoeuf, one-third of Baillie & the Boys. It Wasn't His Child" (Skip Ewing) – 3:38. Wide Open" (Beckie Foster, Bill LaBounty, Alan LeBoeuf) – 4:06. Falling Apart at the Heart" (Hubbard, Miller) – 4:00. Axe to Grind" (Miller) – 3:10.

Wide Open is the fifth studio album by the American country music band Sawyer Brown.

Complete your Sawyer Brown collection. Wide Open ‎(CD, Album). CDP 7 90417 2. US. 1988. Sawyer Brown. Wide Open ‎(CD, Album, Club).

Sawyer Brown Wide Open Wide Open Album. Intro: D,G G,D D,G,A,D. Chorus: G D A Wi-i-i-i-de open. G D A I’m gonna ri-i-i-i-de, keep my wheels in motion G D Bm G Well if I crash and burn, well sometimes hearts get broken. Bm A G A D (intro again) Runnin’ wi-i-i-i-de open

Wide Open Album Cover Art. 5 It Wasn't His Child. 7 Falling Apart at the Heart.

Sawyer Brown songs often pushed the already loosened boundaries of what it meant to be a country band in the '80s and '90s. Like Alabama before them, the group found success with both rowdy, rocking material and more sentimental country ballads. Guitarist Bobby Randall, bassist Jim Scholten, drummer Joe Smyth, keyboardist Gregg "Hobie" Hubbard and lead singer Mark Miller first joined forces as the backing band for country singer Don King. This variety of song choices among Sawyer Brown's greatest hits and deepest album cuts explain away how a band in country music could stay relevant in the changing landscapes of the '80s and '90s country. Since then, the band had kept on releasing albums, including 2002's Can You Hear Me Now and 2011's Travelin' Band. If you're looking to delve into Sawyer Brown's variety-filled back catalog, begin with these 10 choice cuts. 10. "All These Years".