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    The Whole SHeBANG
    The Whole SHeBANG

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    Artist: Shedaisy
    Label: Lyric Street
    Category: Music

    List Price: $13.98
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    Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars 165 reviews
    Sales Rank: 10075

    Media: Audio CD
    Discs: 1
    Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
    Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5

    MPN: 165002
    UPC: 720616500229
    EAN: 0720616500229
    ASIN: B00000IP94

    Release Date: May 11, 1999
    Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
    Condition: Disc has light scratches but plays fine. Case is shelf worn and cracked. SHIPS NEXT BUSINESS DAY!! bern1

    Tracks:

      • Little Good-Byes
      • I Will...But - SHeDAISY, Deere, Jason
      • This Woman Needs
      • Before You and Me
      • Lucky 4 You (Tonight I'm Just Me)
      • Still Holding Out for You
      • Punishment
      • 'Cause I Like It That Way
      • Wothout Your Love
      • A Night to Remember
      • Dancing with Angels

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    Editorial Reviews:

    Amazon.com
    It'd be unfair to pigeonhole Shedaisy as merely a Dixie Chicks knockoff--especially when the sentiments and sound of The Whole Shebang, this three-sister act's major-label debut, owe almost as much to Deana Carter and Shania Twain. Fans of those artists will enjoy this technically adept disc, while others may remain unimpressed. --Rickey Wright


    Customer Reviews:   Read 160 more reviews...

    2 out of 5 stars Let's Grow Up   March 8, 2000
     20 out of 35 found this review helpful

    So what if they're Mormon? So what if someone knows them? If they write songs about negative things (and yes, I've heard their songs, and some of you are confused... they are loathing in vengance! Thus the article in USA today.. it had nothing to do with being sweet! ) I honesty feel that if they continue producing songs that talk about hurt and hate, they will end up in the same boat or they will split up. Overall, I think they're music DOES sound like a country Wilson Phillips. Of course anyone that knows them is going to give them a good review and anyone that loves their album is going to write a good review. But there are MANY people out there that do not voice their opinions about not liking this album simply because it is a waste of their time.

    This is NOT a FAN CLUB page, this is a customer review page. If you want to talk about how wonderful they are as people, find a chat room. I am here to voice my opinion about their music. It's negative. I don't like it. And there is NO good excuse for the negativity either.

    Good sound = 2 stars.


    3 out of 5 stars What's Up With This?   February 23, 2000
     17 out of 22 found this review helpful

    I like "Little Goodbyes", but why do they feel the need to sing songs about murdering their husbands? Why don't they try something different than a lot of other counrty artists do? It's no wonder these ladies are penned as a Dixie-Chick copy -- they sing about the same things..


    5 out of 5 stars The Best Album Released in 1999.   December 19, 1999
     15 out of 16 found this review helpful

    My first reaction to SHeDAISY was like my reaction to most other new country acts. CLICK! Soon thereafter, I would catch myself humming the tune to LITTLE GOODBYES even though I had only heard a small portion of it. Not so long after that, I was flipping past CMT and caught THIS WOMAN NEEDS. Abruptly, my ears became keen. My eyes were opened and I became a fan. I was captivated by Kassidy's amazing lead paired with the vocals of her two older siblings. Kelsi's high harmony touched my heart and Kristyn's alto made me fly. Instantaneously, I was converted. "I hadn't heard a song like this in years," I exclaimed. "Leave it to me, a fan of the 60's and the 70's and U2, to become a country fan." I began to sing their praises trying to get everyone I could to listen to the son. An added bonus to the vocals was that each sister was easy on the eyes. I felt transformed, but I still hadn't bought the album. What was holding me back? It was not until I heard their arrangement of DECK THE HALLS that I succumbed a bought their album. Each song took me on a trip and my only complaint was that there wasn't more, but I'm not worried, I'm just holding out until the next album. SHeDAISY's vocal talent is beyond comparison and if I were to make a guess as to their talent, it would be in relation to another of my favorite bands. Let's see, three siblings, amazing harmonies, the ability to write their own songs, and the emotion they put into their music which adds to the wide rand of the songs. The Brothers Gibb. One of the better differences though is that The Sisters Osborn Kassidy, Kelsi, and Kristyn are much sexier that Barry, Robin, and Muarice. Hopefully, many will agree, and from what I've read, keep agreeing and give SHeDAISY the recognition they truly deserve.


    5 out of 5 stars SHeDAISY turns country "Upsy-DAISY"!   June 9, 1999
     10 out of 10 found this review helpful

    My wife was watching GAC (Great American Country) when the video for "Little Goodbyes" came on. The incredible harmonies, which reminded me of Wilson Philips (but with a bit more edge), and Dylanesque harmonica, caught my attention and I was glued. Caught the video again and I had to hear more. Best way to do that? Pick up the CD. This group is incredible... sort of the Beatles meet Wilson Philips meet the Bangles meet Dixie Chicks meet Shania. This album is incredible! From the outrageously witty hit "Little Goodbyes" and "Lucky 4 You" to the beautiful ballads ("This Woman Needs", "Holding out for You", and "Without Your Love"), and everthing in between, "The Whole SHeBANG" is one of the best country/pop albums I've heard in a long time. There are definitely country roots to the material but every song is just filled with pop hooks galore... each time I listen I hear something new. I will be amazed if this group doesn't capture the CMA and ACM awards this year for best new artist.

    And as for my comparisons to those other artists, don't think for a minute that SHeDAISY is in any way derivitive. They are striking in their originality.


    1 out of 5 stars Is This Country?   February 28, 2000
     7 out of 14 found this review helpful

    This sounds more like a male-bashing album, like Alanis Morrisette meets Shania Twain sound. True, this is the country-pop-sound that is hot right now, but that will fade like any fad. And, as a Christian, I don't like the idea of my ex-wife getting an idea from SheDaisy to send me off a cliff!


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