| 01 - Free 03:06 |
| 02 - Barefoot And Crazy 03:31 |
| 03 - That's A Man 03:58 |
| 04 - Seeing Stars feat. Patty Griffin 03:55 |
| 05 - Not Giving Up On Me 04:02 |
| 06 - Barbie Doll feat. Dierks Bentley 03:56 |
| 07 - Big Dreams And High Hopes 03:52 |
| 08 - Heartache 04:27 |
| 09 - Man In Your Life 03:36 |
| 10 - King Of Wasted Time 03:40 |
| 11 - In The Corner 04:55 |
| The Texas-based modern-day honky tonker Jack Ingram first carved out a |
| niche for himself in the bars and roadhouses between Dallas and Houston. |
| By the mid-'90s after extensive touring with his Beat Up Ford Band, he |
| had released two well-received independent albums and had opened for |
| artists like Merle Haggard and Mark Chesnutt. The end of 1996 brought |
| about a deal with Warner, which reissued his first two indie albums, and |
| in 1997 issued his major-label debut, Livin' or Dyin'. Moving to Sony's |
| Lucky Dog label in 1999, Ingram released his fifth roots rock album, Hey |
| You. Three years later, he hooked up with Lee Ann Womack's producer, |
| Frank Liddell, for Electric. Young Man, a compilation of recordings of |
| many of his earliest songs, and Live at Gruene Hall: Happy Happy both |
| arrived in 2004. Live Wherever You Are, a live recording featuring two |
| studio singles, was released in 2006 and was his first for Big Machine |
| Records, a label operated by record executive Scott Borchetta and fellow |
| country crooner Toby Keith. A second release from Big Machine, called |
| This Is It, followed in 2007. |
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