Delivering a successor to their breakthrough smash Wide Open Spaces was easy -- Fly followed a year afterward, sounding sleek and satisfying. Following that album turned out...
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With more than six million copies of the Chicks' first album Wide Open Spaces sold, the highest ever by a country group, it's reasonable to have pretty imposing expectations...
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The Dixie Chicks were indeed on top of the world when they launched their supporting tour for their chart-topping 2002 album, Home. As the tour rolled on, they stepped into...
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Though primitive in both form and sound, the first Dixie Chicks album has an engaging enthusiasm that hearkens back to earlier times, back when acoustic musicians cared more...
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The Dixie Chicks' first album captures their charm and eclectic tastes in its early, amateurish stages. Ragged in spots, but gloriously enthusiastic. ~ Michael McCall, All...
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The first move toward molding the trio's sound into something Nashville and country radio might accept, the group's third album puts a contemporary spin on cool Western...
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Down to a trio, the sound is more focused now, but only slightly less varied. With Laura Lynch taking lead vocals, and with help from producer Steve Fishell, the band sounds...
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The Dixie Chicks' nonstop performance schedule quickly tightened their sound, and their musical ability leaps forward in confidence and flair. They're still willing to try...
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Reconstituted and re-directed, the newly contemporary Dixie Chicks present an undeniable combination of swagger and sensitivity with a consistent and substantial album that...
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When sisters Martie Seidel and Emily Erwin founded the Dixie Chicks in 1989, could they have possibly known the success that would someday be theirs? After three independent...
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If anyone needed an example of how MTV has affected country music, look no further than this gaudy video documenting $the {Dixie Chicks}' 2003 Top of the World tour. Instead...
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