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Common Ground 3:240:00/3:24
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Julie 3:280:00/3:28
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Moonshiner 3:180:00/3:18
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The Working Man 3:150:00/3:15
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Shadows In My Room 3:070:00/3:07
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Company Town 3:540:00/3:54
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You're My Music 3:320:00/3:32
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Those Memories 4:400:00/4:40
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One More Road 2:500:00/2:50
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“I want to say Thank You for the incredible job Shannon Slaughter did on Never Just a Song. I'm so proud of it. The harmonies brought another dimension to it and it just turned out better than I could've imagined. I hope to catch [a live performance.]” - Pam Tillis
“Shannon Slaughter’s Hold On To Your Heart is a wonderful collection… filled with great songs, stellar musicians, and heartfelt singing that blesses the soul.”” - Ronnie Bowman
“Most of the 15 numbers are co-writes, the best of them (notably the powerful opener, "You Can't Outrun the River," composed with luminaries Tim Stafford and Ronnie Bowman) as good as any new bluegrass tunes recorded recently. The musicianship is first-rate. ”
— Rambles.net
“Ridin’ Through The Country shows how Shannon Slaughter has stayed true to his brand of music. While he is firm in his stylistic approach, it doesn’t limit his originality. This project shows an even broader scope to his creativity as a songwriter. This is a recording that any listener can relate to on some level.” - Braeden Paul
“Shannon Slaughter has consistently released quality music during his time on the national scene, from several years with the Lonesome River Band to more recent albums with his own band County Clare. His latest album, Never Standing Still, is billed as a solo effort (his second), and does well to showcase both Slaughter’s warm vocals and his original songwriting.” - John Curtis Goad
“If you’re in the market for a bluegrass album that flows with a gentle ease and smooth vocals, look no further than the latest from Shannon Slaughter. While there are a couple tracks that fall outside that “gentle and smooth” ....., it’s a style that suits Slaughter well and results in arguably his best album to date.”
— Country Standard Time