Hungry Again
Hungry Again |
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Studio album by Dolly Parton |
Released |
May 17, 1998 |
Recorded |
1998 |
Genre |
Country |
Length |
41:36 |
Label |
Decca |
Producer |
Richie Owens |
Dolly Parton chronology |
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Singles from Hungry Again |
- "Honky Tonk Songs"
Released: April 5, 1998
- "The Salt In My Tears"
Released: November 9, 1998
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Hungry Again is the 34th studio album by Dolly Parton, released om May 17, 1998.
Composed entirely of Parton's own compositions (written during a week-long marathon songwriting session, during which she fasted [1] — hence the title), the album represented an attempt by Parton to rejuvenate her then largely stagnant recording career. The album's two singles, "Honky Tonk Songs" and "The Salt in My Tears" received little country airplay (though videos for both songs were popular on CMT), but the album reached number 23 on the country albums charts and received favorable reviews. It is seen as a predecessor to Parton's much praised back-to-roots work of the early 2000s.
The album was produced by Parton's cousin Richie Owens and contains backing vocals by then up-and-coming singer Rhonda Vincent.
Track listing
All songs written and composed by Dolly Parton.
1. |
"Hungry Again" |
3:19 |
2. |
"The Salt in My Tears" |
3:50 |
3. |
"Honky Tonk Songs" |
4:27 |
4. |
"Blue Valley Songbird" |
4:18 |
5. |
"I Wanna Go Back There" |
3:03 |
6. |
"When Jesus Comes Calling for Me" |
2:46 |
7. |
"Time and Tears" |
2:54 |
8. |
"I'll Never Say Goodbye" |
3:11 |
9. |
"The Camel's Heart" |
3:16 |
10. |
"I Still Lost You" |
3:33 |
11. |
"Paradise Road" |
3:10 |
12. |
"Shine On" |
3:59 |
Chart performance
Chart (1998) |
Peak
position |
U.S. Billboard Top Country Albums |
23 |
U.S. Billboard 200 |
167 |
U.K. Top Country Albums |
3 |
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