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Artist: Bad Company

Title: Stories Told and Untold

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Category: Arena Rock

Year: 1996

Label: Elektra Records

Catalog Number: 61976

Personnel

Alison Krauss backing fiddle, vocals
Jim Capaldi percussion
Kim Carnes backing vocals
Richie Sambora 12 string guitar
Matt Rollings piano
Robert Hart vocals
Max Carl backing organ, vocals
Organ pump
Barry Beckett organ
Jeff Bova synthesizer
Bekka Bramlett backing vocals
Dave Colwell guitar
Bill Cuomo synthesizer
Chris Dunn horn, horn arrangements
Vince Gill electric guitar
John Hobbs organ, synthesizer, piano
Simon Kirke drums
Josh Leo acoustic guitar
Carl Marsh synthesizer
Doug Moffet horn
Greg Morrow percussion
Mick Ralphs slide guitar
Timothy B. Schmit backing vocals
Rick Wills bass
Dean Howard guitar
Fats Kaplin accordion
Vinnie Ciesielski horn
William Fanning horn

Tracks

1.	One on One	4:01
2.	Oh, Atlanta	3:41
3.	You're Never Alone	4:37
4.	I Still Believe in You	4:37
5.	Ready for Love	4:36
6.	Waiting on Love	4:32
7.	Can't Get Enough	3:41
8.	Is That All There Is to Love	3:33
9.	Love So Strong	3:49
10.	Silver, Blue and Gold	3:38
11.	Downpour in Cairo	3:47
12.	Shooting Star	5:17
13.	Simple Man	4:36
14.	Weep No More	3:57
Total Running Time:		58:22

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Existing comments about this CD

From: Great Dane	Date: February 9, 2003 at 13:28
This was a MAJOR dissapointment to me.

From: Aero Force Mike	Date: November 11, 2004 at 12:49
I love Bad Co. but this is rubbish. A few of the remakes are decent, Oh Atlanta is a pretty damn cool version (not as good as the original, it sorely misses the harmonica)... but the new tracks are crap. They're all sappy and wussy, lacking all the southern blues that Comapny of Strangers was drenched in. The most disappointing Bad Co. CD since Rough Diamonds. 3/10

From: Propane	Date: December 2, 2004 at 14:50
Garbage!

From: ninjapeter	Date: March 9, 2008 at 18:52
I have always like this band but geez I hate this album. This is basically a country album. If I buy a rock band I don't want to hear crap country. Stay away from this blunder.

From: Doug	Date: October 20, 2015 at 16:10
Remake of the Vince Gill tune with Hart's vocals, on "I Still Believe in You" is really good. Yeah, I know it's a country tune, but the vocals are what shines on this one.

From: Ydol eM	Date: November 1, 2015 at 4:22
I like any of BC albums (less or more) and this is not an exception despite the fact it's not a regular (rank&file) album. Yeah, here are a lot of country moments but skilfully mixed with southern rock, aor and bluesy hard rock. So, as I've already written I like previous BC work and bands like early Black Crowes or Bad English and that's why I give 85/100.

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