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Country · 1997 · 14 tracks

Sevens

Garth Brooks

A high-water mark of 90s country that balances rowdy barroom anthems with deeply personal, cinematic ballads and pristine Nashville production.

November 25, 1997 · Capitol Records

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A polished blend of rowdy celebration and earnest, mid-life reflection.

Tracklist · 14 Tracks
01
Longneck Bottle
2:17
02
How You Ever Gonna Know
3:37
03
She’s Gonna Make It
2:47
04
I Don’t Have to Wonder
3:04
05
Two Piña Coladas
3:35
06
Cowboy Cadillac
2:51
07
Fit for a King
4:00
08
Do What You Gotta Do
2:59
09
You Move Me
4:35
10
In Another’s Eyes
3:34
11
When There’s No One Around
3:34
12
A Friend to Me
3:05
13
Take the Keys to My Heart
2:33
14
Belleau Wood
3:29
Moments Worth Listening For
The transition from the playful honky-tonk bounce of Longneck Bottle to the earnest, sweeping balladry of the following tracks.
The soaring vocal blend with Trisha Yearwood on In Another's Eyes where the orchestration swells to a cinematic peak.
The hushed, reverent storytelling on Belleau Wood that breaks into a chillingly beautiful rendition of Silent Night.
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