Artist	Song
Trisha Yearwood	Who Invented the Wheel
from Jasper County (2005)
Trisha Yearwood	Bring Me All Your Lovin'
from Where Your Road Leads (1998)
Trisha Yearwood	Where Are You Now
from Real Live Woman (2000)
Trisha Yearwood	Hearts In Armor
from Hearts In Armor (2007)
Trisha Yearwood	Pistol
from Jasper County (2005)
Trisha Yearwood	Lonesome Dove
from Trisha Yearwood (1991)
Trisha Yearwood	You Can Sleep While I Drive
from Thinkin' About You (2007)
Trisha Yearwood	It's Alright
from Everybody Knows (1996)
Trisha Yearwood	I Don't Want to Be the One
from Where Your Road Leads (1998)
Trisha Yearwood	Better Your Heart Than Mine
from The Song Remembers When (2007)
Trisha Yearwood	Sad Eyes
from Real Live Woman (2000)
Trisha Yearwood	Under the Rainbow
from Everybody Knows (1996)
Trisha Yearwood	Try Me Again
from Real Live Woman (2000)
Trisha Yearwood	I Don't Paint Myself into Corners
from Inside Out (2001)
Trisha Yearwood	Standing Out In a Crowd
from Jasper County (2005)

Comment:

Because Yearwood is a song interpreter, rather than a singer-songwriter, her albums rise and fall on the quality of the tunes she chooses, and she has a nearly infallible ear. For instance, her unadorned cover of "Sad Eyes," Bruce Springsteen's underappreciated gem from his [i]Tracks[/i] boxed set, brings a bittersweet feminine vulnerability to the original. She deftly avoids syrupy over-sentimentality, though, on her version of the Linda Ronstadt/Andrew Gold-penned "Try Me Again." And she seizes former NRBQ frontman Al Anderson's "Pistol," riding it like a bronco as her full-throated vocal belts out with the kick of a runaway freight train.

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