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Track List
01) It's a Love Thing
02) Where the Blacktop Ends
03) But for the Grace of God
04) Your Everything
05) I Wanna Be Your Man (Forever)
06) A Little Luck of Our Own
07) You're the Only One
08) If You Wanna Stay
09) Don't Shut Me Out
10) Out on My Own
11) Rollercoaster
12) I Thought You Knew
01) It's a Love Thing
02) Where the Blacktop Ends
03) But for the Grace of God
04) Your Everything
05) I Wanna Be Your Man (Forever)
06) A Little Luck of Our Own
07) You're the Only One
08) If You Wanna Stay
09) Don't Shut Me Out
10) Out on My Own
11) Rollercoaster
12) I Thought You Knew
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First Released
1999
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Good Natured
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Urban released his self-titled American debut album in 1999 under the production of session pianist Matt Rollings. It was led by the number 18 single "It's a Love Thing", followed by the number-four "Your Everything", which made him the first male New Zealand performer to reach the Top 10 on the US country charts. Its follow-up, "But for the Grace of God", written by Charlotte Caffey and Jane Wiedlin of The Go-Go's, became his first number 1 hit on the charts. The last single, "Where the Blacktop Ends", written by Steve Wariner and Allen Shamblin, went to number three. He won the Top New Male Vocalist Award at the 2001 Academy of Country Music Awards and the 2001 Country Music Association's Horizon Award. Allmusic's Thom Jurek described the first and third singles favorably, and praised the instrumental track "Rollercoaster", saying that Urban was "flat picking his Stratocaster like it was another extremity he was born with." He thought that those songs "balance the slick and sometimes too-soft production on the record".
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Urban released his self-titled American debut album in 1999 under the production of session pianist Matt Rollings. It was led by the number 18 single "It's a Love Thing", followed by the number-four "Your Everything", which made him the first male New Zealand performer to reach the Top 10 on the US country charts. Its follow-up, "But for the Grace of God", written by Charlotte Caffey and Jane Wiedlin of The Go-Go's, became his first number 1 hit on the charts. The last single, "Where the Blacktop Ends", written by Steve Wariner and Allen Shamblin, went to number three. He won the Top New Male Vocalist Award at the 2001 Academy of Country Music Awards and the 2001 Country Music Association's Horizon Award. Allmusic's Thom Jurek described the first and third singles favorably, and praised the instrumental track "Rollercoaster", saying that Urban was "flat picking his Stratocaster like it was another extremity he was born with." He thought that those songs "balance the slick and sometimes too-soft production on the record".
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