About this album
Where they were
In 1998, Brooks & Dunn were riding high on their established reputation in country music, having released their fifth studio album, 'If You See Her'. This album followed their successful 1996 release, 'Borderline', and showcased their continued evolution as a duo balancing commercial success with artistic integrity.
Why it matters
'If You See Her' debuted at number one on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart and produced several hit singles, including the title track which reached the top of the charts. The album solidified Brooks & Dunn's status in the genre during the late '90s and was pivotal in further popularizing the country-pop crossover sound.
Essential tracks
- "If You See Him / If You See Her" — This duet features a poignant narrative about love lost and longing, showcasing both artists' vocal harmonies, making it emblematic of the album's themes.
- "I Can't Get Over You" — With its catchy melody and relatable lyrics about heartbreak, this track exemplifies Brooks & Dunn's knack for blending traditional country sound with modern storytelling.
- "Born and Raised in Black and White" — This song stands out for its vivid storytelling and commentary on race and identity, reflecting deeper social themes within a captivating country framework.
Release Date
June 2, 1998
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 How Long Gone 3:40
- 2 I Can't Get Over You 4:08
- 3 South of Santa Fe 3:48
- 4 If You See Him / If You See Her 3:58
- 5 Brand New Whiskey 3:09
- 6 Born and Raised in Black and White 3:55
- 7 Your Love Don't Take a Backseat to Nothing 3:28
- 8 Husbands and Wives 3:10
- 9 Way Gone 3:11
- 10 When Love Dies 3:50
- 11 You're My Angel 3:12
