Heart Full of Love explained
Heart Full of Love is the fifth studio album by American country music singer Holly Dunn. It includes the singles "You Really Had Me Going" and "Heart Full of Love," which respectively reached number 1 and number 19 on the Hot Country Songs charts. Also included is a cover of Marty Robbins's 1961 single "Don't Worry."
Critical reception
Stereo Review praised Dunn's "maturing vocal control" and said that "her songwriting, too, shows growing versatility".[1]
Personnel
- Grace Mihi Bahng - cello on "When No Place Is Home"
- Eddie Bayers - drums on all tracks except "You Really Had Me Going"
- Holly Dunn - lead vocals, background vocals
- Pat Flynn - acoustic guitar
- Paul Franklin - steel guitar, dobro, pedabro, "The Box"
- Steve Gibson - acoustic guitar, electric guitar, fretted dobro, gut string guitar
- Rob Hajacos - fiddle
- Connie Heard - violin on "When No Place Is Home"
- Bill Hullet - acoustic guitar, lap steel guitar
- Roy Huskey Jr. - upright bass
- The Jordanaires - background vocals on "Don't Worry"
- Chris Leuzinger - acoustic guitar, 12-string guitar
- Brent Mason - electric guitar on "You Really Had Me Going"
- Terry McMillan - harmonica
- Edgar Meyer - string arrangements on "When No Place Is Home"
- Farrell Morris - marimba
- Mark O'Connor - violin on "When No Place Is Home"
- Don Potter - acoustic guitar
- Brent Truitt - mandolin, mandola
- Chris Waters - acoustic guitar, background vocals
- Kris Wilkinson - viola on "When No Place Is Home"
- Lonnie Wilson - drums on "You Really Had Me Going", background vocals on "Temporary Loss of Memory"
- Glenn Worf - bass guitar, tic-tac bass
- Bob Mayo-Assistant Engineer on "You Really Had Me Going"
Notes and References
- 1991. Heart Full of Love. Stereo Review. 56.
