Ain't Nobody Worryin'

Artist(s):: Anthony Hamilton
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Composer(s):: Anthony
Label:: Jive
Product code:: CDZOM2072
Audio Encoding:: PCM
Zone:: Worldwide
Sound Type:: PCM

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Disc 1

	1.	Where Did It Go Wrong?
	2.	Southern Stuff
	3.	Can't Let Go
	4.	Ain't Nobody Worryin'
	5.	The Truth
	6.	Preacher's Daughter Feat. Tarsha McMillian
	7.	Pass Me Over
	8.	Everybody
	9.	Sista Big Bones
	10.	Change Your World
	11.	Never Love Again
	12.	I Know What Love's All About

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Ain't Nobody Worryin'
Reviewed by Lancelot Zikalala from Roodepoort, South Africa on 19 May 2010
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After enduring ten years of busted label deals and other forms of neglect, Anthony Hamilton finally caught a break. Though 2003's Comin' from Where I'm From only threatened to crack the Top 30, it became a steady seller on the back of the slow and lean "Charlene" — a risky pick for a single since it sounded nothing like "Yeah!," "Lean Back," or any of the ballads that were getting rotation on R&B stations at the time — and eventually went platinum. A disc of previously unreleased recordings, Soulife, debuted near the Top Ten in mid-2005 and made it clear that Hamilton had become a major artist with a hungry following to prove it. Ain't Nobody Worryin' will enhance his rep. Had "Charlene" flopped, the album might've come out a little different — perhaps a little more pop, with a couple guest MCs and some bouncier beats — but it's even more organic and individualistic than its predecessor. It's also more poignant.

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