Gretchen Wilson: One of the Boys

Status of copy at Case Memorial Library
Contents: Girl I am (Wilson/ Hall) — Come to bed (McGehee/ Rich) — One of the boys (Wilson/ Rutherford/ Teren) — You don't have to go home (Wilson/ McGehee/ Rich) — Heaven help me (Wilson/ Rutherford/ Teren) — There's a place in the whiskey (Gray/ Lawson/ Taylor) — If you want a mother (Wilson/ Rutherford/ Teren) — Pain killer (Wilson/ Hall)— There goes the neighborhood (Wilson/ McGehee/ Rich) — Good ole boy (Wilson/ McGehee/ Rich) — To tell you the truth (Wilson/ Hall).
Chuck Arnold wrote in People: "On her third album, tough-talking country star Gretchen Wilson tries a little tenderness. 'I know I don't act much like a lady/ But I still need to be somebody's baby,' she admits on the affectingly personal title tune. Wilson reveals more of her vulnerable side on 'Pain Killer,' a classic heartbreak ballad on which she seeks temporary emotional relief from a one-night stand. But Wilson is still a redneck woman through and through, as she boasts on honky-tonkers like 'There Goes the Neighborhood'" ("Music: Country," 5/21/07, p. 49).