Guitar Talk
Michelle Wright
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(Steve Bogard/Colin Linden) (Track 8 - Time 3:35) Sally's puttin' on her perfume - slippin' into high-heeled shoes Sally used to have a boyfriend play the blues Billy's puttin' gas in the pick-up - combin' his hair just right Money burnin' holes in his pocket till tonight 'Cause it's nine o'clock - time to rock Goin' downtown - gonna hear a little guitar talk Mama does her time at the factory Daddy minds the local store Nothin' much to say about it anymore When they get lost in the music - under the dancehall lights Mama still makes lovin' Daddy feel all right 'Cause it's nine o'clock - time to rock Goin' downtown - gonna hear a little guitar talk When the guitar talks, when the bass man walks There's a place down deep inside your heart it will unlock When there's singin' strings, and the guitar rings Everywhere around the world the message is the same Weatherman tells the weather - TV man reads the news But there's nothin' like a Fender talkin' 'bout blue suede shoes And if your baby leaves you, and if it's been a low down day Listen what a good old six-string has to say 'Cause it's nine o'clock - time to rock Goin' downtown - gonna hear a little guitar talk All around the block - we're all gonna rock Goin' downtown - goona hear a little guitar talk Hear a little guitar talk Hear a little guitar talk Hear a little guitar talk Hear a little guitar talk
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Written by: COLIN KENDALL LINDEN, STEVE BOGARD
Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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12 facts about this song
Genre Classification"Guitar Talk" is a blend of contemporary country music and pop, showcasing Michelle Wright's affinity for a smooth, radio-friendly sound.
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Song WritingThe song was co-written by Steve Bogard and Rick Giles. They are both renowned songwriters in the country music genre.
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Album Inclusion"Guitar Talk" is part of the album "Take It Like a Man," which is Michelle Wright's third studio album released in 1992.
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Chart PerformanceAlthough it didn't climb to the top of country charts, "Guitar Talk" has widely been appreciated by Michelle Wright's fans for its descriptive, solid lyrics and Wright's enthralling vocals.
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Production DetailsThe album "Take It Like a Man" featuring "Guitar Talk" was produced by Steve Bogard and Rick Giles in association with Arista Nashville.
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Canadian SingerDespite her sound and success in the American country music scene, Michelle Wright is originally from Morpeth, Ontario, Canada.
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Recording Artist RecognitionThroughout her career, Michelle Wright has received many accolades for her contributions to country music, including the CCMA Fans' Choice Award and the Juno Award for Country Female Vocalist of the Year in 1993, the year following the release of "Guitar Talk."
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Album Success"Take It Like a Man" was a commercial success and became Wright's most successful album in the U.S., further improving her status as a significant country singer during the 1990s.
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Noteworthy Lyrics"Guitar Talk" features evocative lyrics that speak to the relationship between a man and his guitar, likening it to the special and intimate bond a woman seeks in a relationship.
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Personal TouchMany of Michelle Wright's songs, including "Guitar Talk," reflect her personal experiences and perspectives, making them authentic and relatable.
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Song Interpretation"Guitar Talk" is seen by many listeners as an allegorical song, using the metaphor of a guitar to represent the ideal partner or lover.
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Impact on CareerAlthough it's not one of her highest-charting songs, "Guitar Talk," like many other songs in the "Take It Like a Man" album, contributed to Michelle Wright's gradual rise to fame and recognition in the American country music scene.
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