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Album Review: Gretchen Wilson “Ready to Get Rowdy”

The title says it all.

The Redneck Woman is back and country fans better take notice. Wilson burst onto the scene back in 2004 with Redneck Woman and shot to superstardom overnight. After a nice run on the country scene, Wilson took time off to focus on being a mom to her daughter. After a prolonged absence, the pride of Pocahontas, Illinois is back and badder than ever.

Wilson’s new album has all the ingredients to be a hit. Songs like “Stacy” and “Salt Mines” could be singles, and “Rowdy” could be the country anthem of the summer. Wilson also has a duet called “Bad Feeling” with Kid Rock, which is sure to attract fans of both musicians.

A personal favorite of mine is “Whiskey and My Bible.”

Wilson has already experienced much success, and Ready to Get Rowdy could very well be the singer’s ticket back to the top. The Redneck Woman is back.

Grade: A-

Jeremy Housewright

Jeremy has been a journalist in the St. Louis area since 2000. He has covered everything from hard news and pro sports to movies and concerts. In his free time he enjoys writing movie reviews, watching professional wrestling and MMA, as well as being an avid football fan. Jeremy is a regular contributor to Review St. Louis, as well as his own sports website: clubhousetalk.com.

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