My Town
| Montgomery Gentery
My Town
My Town is the third studio album by country music duo Montgomery Gentry. It was released in 2002 (see 2002 in country music). Certified platinum in the United States, the album produced three consecutive Top Five hits on the Billboard country charts in the title track, "Speed", and "Hell Yeah". It is Montgomery Gentry's best-selling album to date, with over 1.1 million units sold.-Wikipedia
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AllMusic
The core of Montgomery Gentry's musical appeal lies in the duo's vocal contrast, alternating lead singing between the gruff low tenor of Eddie Montgomery and the sweeter high tenor of Troy Gentry. The core of their cultural appeal lies in another dichotomy, between the hell-raising and church-going aspects of stereotypical Southern rural life.
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Country Standard Time
With their third and finest release, Montgomery Gentry inches ever closer to overtaking B&D as country's most dynamic duo. Produced by Blake Chancey (Oak Ridge Boys, Barbara Mandrell, etc.), the 13 songs strike few new paths. Locked into a winning style, no need exists for drastic change.
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Country Standard Time
With their third and finest release, Montgomery Gentry inches ever closer to overtaking B&D as country's most dynamic duo. Produced by Blake Chancey . . . the 13 songs strike few new paths. Locked into a winning style, no need exists for drastic change.
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Apple Music
My Town was a quantum leap forward for Montgomery Gentry. The duo’s most consistent set of songs to date helped make their third album their best-selling work to date.
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Sounds of South
The disc impresses with its variety, which is guaranteed solely by the different voice characters. Everything mixed with a perfect sound crystal clear. A real listening pleasure! The niche that has long been occupied by Charlie Daniels or the Marshall Tucker Band has a new placeholder today: Montgomery Gentry!
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