1993 | Did Not Chart
After two singles that peaked at #55, the final release from Shania Twain didn’t even chart, though the music video did receive decent rotation on CMT.
It’s a torch ballad that compares favorably to the Con Hunley original, which peaked at #19 in 1980. Twain takes a few more liberties with the melody than Hunley did, though not quite as much as Tom Jones did when he recorded it.
Once again, it’s a production that was already a decade out of date in 1993, and it could have been the swan song of a promising career had there not been a fateful meeting with a certain rock producer.
Written by Hank Beach and Forest Borders II
Grade: B-
Listen: You Lay a Whole Lot of Love On Me
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zP1G8J7Q-Q
This one never made a very deep impression on my memory. Not a fan of the arrangement, but Shania’s vocals are pretty consistent. It’s okay, but not great.
I had forgotten how much the production on this makes it sound like a Forester Sisters single. Lord.
Definitely not my favourite song from Shania by a long shot. Although I do like the video, as it was shot in Montreal. Go Canada!
its really amazing to listening this song after a long time it has different taste i must say , thanks