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Right or Wrong
Country · 1983 · 6 tracks

Right or Wrong

George Strait

Polished Western swing and rooted honky-tonk led by a steady baritone. A definitive snapshot of the modern cowboy sound built on twin fiddles and pedal steel.

1983 · MCA Records

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A steady, dignified blend of dancehall joy and quiet domestic reflection.

Tracklist · 6 Tracks
03
A Little Heaven’s Rubbing Off on Me
2:42
05
Every Time It Rains
3:01
06
You're the Cloud I'm On
2:43
08
I’m Satisfied With You
2:51
09
Our Paths May Never Cross
2:34
10
Fifteen Years Going Up (and One Night Coming Down)
2:50
Moments Worth Listening For
The effortless transition into the Western swing rhythm on the title track, signaling a revival of Bob Wills-style sophistication.
The devastating lyrical pivot in Fifteen Years Going Up where the warmth of the arrangement contrasts with the cold reality of a broken home.
The way the pedal steel mimics a sigh during the intro of Every Time It Rains, setting a perfectly melancholic tone.
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How does Right or Wrong sound next to the rest of George Strait's catalogue?

Love Romantic+0.9σ

The writing leans a touch further into love romantic than the rest of the catalogue.

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