Now That's Awesome Bill Engvall

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  • Release Date: 11/23/2004
  • Original Release: 2000
  • Sales Rank: 9,953
  • Label: BMG SPECIAL PRODUCT
  • UPC: 755174892523

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Now That's Awesome

1LISTENIntroduction 0:45
2LISTENThe 90's 1:03
3LISTENBar Scene in California 1:33
4LISTENNow That's Awesome Comedy Bit 1:44
5LISTENThe Dog Had to Be Trained 2:47
6LISTENPound Puppies 1:20
7LISTENSmoker Aquarium 1:32
8LISTENPads 4:34
9LISTENWhen did Shrapnel Become a Fashion Accessory 3:37
10LISTENToo Much Information (Cause I'm the Dad) 4:26
11LISTENWhite Trash Road Race 4:04
12LISTENA Snake in the Toilet 6:33
13LISTENSurfing Lesson 4:32
14LISTENPeople Amaze Me (Here's Your Sign) 3:01
15LISTENNow That's Awesome / Neal McCoy 3:04
16LISTENShoulda Shut Up / Julie Reeves 3:45

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With a more urbane, thoughtful style than most of the current crop of good-old-boy country comics, Bill Engvall puts an agreeably modern spin on such familiar topics as gender politics, fatherhood, and various societal foibles. On his fourth album, the Texas-bred funnyman bids a not-so-fond farewell to "The 90's," compares men to "Pound Puppies," and bemoans the discovery of "A Snake in the Toilet." As an extra added attraction, the album features two tracks that adapt the comic's standup routines into full-on country songs. "Now That's Awesome" features guest vocals from country stars Tracy Byrd, Neal McCoy, and T. Graham Brown, while "Shoulda Shut Up," finds Engvall trading barbs with up-and-coming diva Julie Reeves. Martin Huxley, Barnes & Noble

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