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Carrie Underwood (Featuring Randy Travis) - "I Told You So"
By: Matt Bjorke
Last Updated: March 17, 2009 9:40 AM

Randy Travis wrote this song and invited Carrie Underwood to the Grand Ole Opry before she performed this 1980's classic ballad. Ever since it was released as a single fans were wondering when a duet would become available for radio to play and fans to own and now is that time. With this single rising up the charts from Underwood alone, the song sure feels like it has the hallmark of something that will become an award winning song.
While people have claimed that Underwood is nothing more than a pop singer masquerading as a country singer, this single certainly showed that she was more than that, with its heartbreakingly honest lyrics and steel-guitar laced melody. Travis, for his part, sounds very comfortable singing next to Miss Underwood and if this is what it takes to get a classic voice like his on the charts and in the hearts of another generation of country music fans, I'm all for it. There's no way that this single isn't beneficial to both artists.
Randy Travis, who is the March 17, 2009 mentor on American Idol's "Grand Ole Opry Week," will sing this song with Underwood for the first time on March 18, 2009's "Idol results show."
Read the original single review for Carrie Underwood’s version of "I Told You So:" (click here).
Read the review of Randy's latest album "I Told You So: The ultimate Hits of Randy Travis:" (click here).
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READER'S COMMENTS
Leeann Ward says:
Posted: Tuesday, March 17, 2009
I'm glad this'll get Randy Travis on the radio again, at the top, no less. Like I've said before, I'm not big on this song, but I actually prefer Carrie's version to Randy's...and my love of Randy Travis can't be legitimately challenged, as I'm an avid fan. With that said, I just wish Travis had been involved with the single in the first place, if a guest artist was to be involved. At any rate, good for Carrie for including him. While I'm sure this will be good for Carrie, I'm sure it'll benefit Randy more significantly at this point in their careers.