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Personnel includes: Garth Brooks, Trisha Yearwood (vocals); Charles Cochran (conductor); Jimmy Mattingly (acoustic guitar, mandolin, fiddle); Debbie Nims (acoustic guitar, mandolin, background vocals); Steve Wariner, Stephanie Davis (acoustic guitar, background vocals); Mark Casstevens, Ty England (acoustic guitar); James Garver (electric guitar, background vocals); Steve McClure (electric & steel guitars); Chris Leuzinger, Gordon Kennedy, John Kinsch, Keith Urban (electric guitar); Bruce Bouton (steel guitar); Bela Fleck (banjo); Terry McMillan (harmonica); David Gant, Bobby Wood (keyboards); Mark Greenwood (bass, background vocals); Betsy Smittle (bass); Mike Palmer (drums); Susan Ashton (background vocals); The Nashville String Machine.
Engineer includes: John Harris, Guy Charbonneau, Steve Smith.
Includes liner notes by Garth Brooks.
All tracks have been digitally mastered using HDCD technology.
Personnel includes: Garth Brooks, Trisha Yearwood (vocals); Charles Cochran (conductor); Jimmy Mattingly (acoustic guitar, mandolin, fiddle); Debbie Nims (acoustic guitar, mandolin, background vocals); Steve Wariner, Stephanie Davis (acoustic guitar, background vocals); Mark Casstevens, Ty England (acoustic guitar); James Garver (electric guitar, background vocals); Steve McClure (electric & steel guitars); Chris Leuzinger, Gordon Kennedy, John Kinsch, Keith Urban (electric guitar); Bruce Bouton (steel guitar); Bela Fleck (banjo); Terry McMillan (harmonica); David Gant, Bobby Wood (keyboards); Mark Greenwood (bass, background vocals); Betsy Smittle (bass); Mike Palmer (drums); Susan Ashton (background vocals); The Nashville String Machine.
Engineer includes: John Harris, Guy Charbonneau, Steve Smith.
Includes liner notes by Garth Brooks.
Personnel: Jimmy Mattingly (acoustic guitar, mandolin, fiddle); Debbie Nims, Stephanie Davis, Steve Wariner (acoustic guitar, background vocals); Mark Casstevens, Ty England (acoustic guitar); Steve McClure (electric guitar, steel guitar); James Garver (electric guitar, background vocals); Chris Leuzinger, John Kinsch, Gordon Kennedy, Keith Urban (electric guitar); Bruce Bouton (steel guitar); Béla Fleck (banjo); Debbis Nims (mandolin); Bruce Christensen, Kathryn Plummer, Karen Winkelmann, Julia Tanner, Carolyn Wann Bailey, Elisabeth Small, Gerald Greer, Paul Tobias , Idalynn Besser, Joann Cruthirds, Richard Grosjean, John Catchings, Conni Ellisor, Jack Jezioro, Craig Nelsen, The Nashville String Machine, Anthony LaMarchina, Robert Mason , Mary Kathryn Van Osdale, Carl Gorodetzky, Pamela Sixfin, David Davidson , Lee Larrison, Alan Umstead, Monisa Angell, David Angell, Catherine Umstead, Cate Myer, Janet Askey, Gary VanOsdale (strings); Terry McMillan (harmonica); David Gant, Bobby Wood (keyboards); Mike Palmer (drums); Carl Marsh (computer); Donna McElroy, Mark Greenwood, Susan Ashton, Trisha Yearwood, Vicki Hampton, Victoria Shaw, Bob Bailey (background vocals).
Audio Mixer: Mark Miller .
Photographers: Henry Diltz; Beverly Parker; Jenny Yates; Allie Colleen; Lisa Geissler.
Making a live Garth Brooks album is like trying to catch lightning in a bottle. His concerts--part revival meeting, part love-in, part circus--are spectacles best experienced on a first hand basis. But this comes as close as a mere CD can to presenting the full Garth experience. Wisely, Brooks has chosen to make the audience the star on many tracks. Hearing thousands of fans singing along to "Unanswered Prayers" and "The Dance" is a goosebump-inducing experience. Songs like "Shameless," "The Beaches of Cheyenne" and "That Summer," all fine in their studio versions, take on a new vibrancy live.
But it's the upbeat songs that really shine. As Brooks and his crack band tear through rave-ups like "Ain't Goin' Down" and "The Fever," his voice takes on an edge of maniacal glee that drives the audience--and him--into a frenzy. And if the prospect of a live Garth souvenir isn't enough, Brooks has thrown in three new songs, including a duet with Trisha Yearwood ("Wild As the Wind"). The CD is also available in at least seven collectable versions, each with a different cover. Garth devotees can't go wrong with DOUBLE LIVE, and casual fans will welcome having all his hits in one handy package.
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