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Review of the Album: My Town from more reviews...

With their third release, Montgomery Gentry, the only duo to seriously challenge Brooks & Dunn, again marry the sinewy muscle of Southern rock with blue-collar pride and passion, but dig deeper to showcase the music behind the machismo. Drafting such players...more.

Review of the Album: My Town from more reviews...

I've been an avid Montgomery Gentry since about 1998 when I first heard this album. They are best country duo in the business and they just don't stop getting better. Their tough, thorough, and modern cowboy ego is extremely...more.

Review of the Album: My Town from more reviews...

The words of Eddie Montgomery in the title track bring up images that seem to stay with the albums tracks of americana life from running away from a bad love in "speed", to getting down at the bar dive even though...more.

Review of the Album: You Do Your Thing from more reviews...

There's always been a consistency of vision in the work of Eddie Montgomery and Troy Gentry. Their barroom roots virtually ignore trends. The music is of the moment, yet it hearkens to the best of Hank Jr. (who guests on...more.