Twenty, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Music CD

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Twenty


1	We Ain't Much Different 3:44
2	Bring It On 4:56
3	Voodoo Lake 4:37
4	Home Is Where the Heart Is 5:26
5	Travelin' Man 4:05
6	Talked Myself Right into It 3:25
7	Never Too Late 5:18
8	O.R.R. 4:16
9	Blame It on a Sad Song 5:35
10	Berneice 4:01
11	None of Us Are Free 5:21
12	How Soon We Forget 4:50

Editorial Reviews

Twenty marks the twentieth year since Lynyrd Skynyrd's debut album, but perhaps a more relevant yardstick is that it is the fifth record the group has released since reuniting in the late '80s. Prior to recording Twenty, the group added two new members -- ex-Blackfoot Rick Medlocke and former Outlaw Hughie Thomasson -- virtually making the band a Southern rock supergroup, and that's part of the problem. There are too many egos involved to make the album truly captivating -- especially since the songwriting is usually undistinguished -- but occasionally, the star power gels and results in some hot rock & roll. In other words, specialists and aficionados will find plenty of stuff to enjoy here, but most casual fans will think that it's all been said before. Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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Twenty


1	We Ain't Much Different 3:44
2	Bring It On 4:56
3	Voodoo Lake 4:37
4	Home Is Where the Heart Is 5:26
5	Travelin' Man 4:05
6	Talked Myself Right into It 3:25
7	Never Too Late 5:18
8	O.R.R. 4:16
9	Blame It on a Sad Song 5:35
10	Berneice 4:01
11	None of Us Are Free 5:21
12	How Soon We Forget 4:50

All Music Guide

Twenty marks the twentieth year since Lynyrd Skynyrd's debut album, but perhaps a more relevant yardstick is that it is the fifth record the group has released since reuniting in the late '80s. Prior to recording Twenty, the group added two new members -- ex-Blackfoot Rick Medlocke and former Outlaw Hughie Thomasson -- virtually making the band a Southern rock supergroup, and that's part of the problem. There are too many egos involved to make the album truly captivating -- especially since the songwriting is usually undistinguished -- but occasionally, the star power gels and results in some hot rock & roll. In other words, specialists and aficionados will find plenty of stuff to enjoy here, but most casual fans will think that it's all been said before. Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Product Details

Format: CD
Release Date: 04/29/1997
Label: SANCTUARY RECORDS
Catalog No.: 86211
UPC: 060768621121
Sales Rank: 54,570

Album Credits
Performance Credits
Lynyrd Skynyrd		Primary Artist
Carol Chase		Background Vocals
Billy Powell		Piano, Hammond Organ
John Catchings		Cello
Bill Cuomo		Synthesizer
Stuart Duncan		Fiddle
Chris Dunn		Horn
Kim Fleming		Background Vocals
Owen Hale		Percussion, Drums
Vicki Hampton		Background Vocals
John Hobbs		Hammond Organ, Wurlitzer
Dale Krantz-Rossington		Background Vocals
Josh Leo		Acoustic Guitar
Rick Medlocke		Acoustic Guitar, Dobro, Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Background Vocals, Slide Guitar
Doug Moffet		Horn
Tom Roady		Percussion
Gary Rossington		Acoustic Guitar, Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Slide Guitar
Denis Solee		Horn
Hughie Thomasson		Acoustic Guitar, Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Background Vocals, Slide Guitar
Leon Wilkeson		Bass
Vinnie Ciesielski		Horn
William Fanning		Horn

Technical Credits
Chris Dunn		Arranger
Ben Fowler		Engineer
Josh Leo		Producer
Rick Medlocke		Contributor
Gary Rossington		Contributor
Hughie Thomasson		Contributor
Leon Wilkeson		Contributor
Ioannis		Artwork, Art Direction