ARTIST: Billy Dean
TITLE: Let Them Be Little
LABEL: Curb
GENRE: Country
BITRATE: 207kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 0h 39min total
RELEASE DATE: 29 Mar 2005
RIP DATE: 22 Mar 2005

Track List

01. This Is The Life                2:43
02. Eyes                            3:35
03. Thank God I'm A Country Boy     2:54
04. I'm In Love With You            3:38
05. Slow Motion                     3:50
06. Let Them Be Little              3:43
07. Good Love Gone Bad              3:05
08. Race You To The Bottom          3:21
09. Shelfer Street                  2:39
10. Swinging For The Fence          3:02
11. Somewhere In My Broken Heart    3:22
12. Billy The Kid                   3:08

Release Notes:

Billy Dean was born April 2, 1962, in Quincy, Fla., and received
a basketball scholarship to attend East Central Junior College
in Decatur, Miss, where he majored in physical education.
However, he played the club circuit along Florida's Gulf Coast
and used national talent contests as a vehicle for his music.
He made the finals of the Wrangler Country Star Search in 1982,
then won as a male vocalist champ on Ed McMahon's Star Search
in 1988.

Dean released his debut album in 1990 with the hits "Only Here
for a Little While" and the Grammy-nominated "Somewhere in My
Broken Heart." His future hits included "Billy the Kid," "If
There Hadn't Been You" and "We Just Disagree." Three of his
albums were certified gold, and his self-titled 1991 effort
earned platinum status. He also won two CMA awards for his
participation in Common Thread: The Songs of the Eagles.
Dean's last Top 10 hit came in 1996, but he surfaced as a
harmony vocalist (along with Alison Krauss) on Kenny Rogers'
No. 1 hit, "Buy Me a Rose." In 2004, he climbed to the middle
of the country chart with "Thank God I'm a Country Boy."