Another Way to Go is the fifth full-length album by country music singer-songwriter Radney Foster. It was released in 2002 on Dualtone Records; his second for the label.
As with his previous records, he featured in the production. He also engineered the disc, and wrote five songs by himself, as well as co-writing the other eight songs. The disc peaked at number 39, and featured two singles; "Everyday Angel" (peaked at number 43) and "Scary Old World" (which reached number 52). Also included is "A Real Fine Place to Start," which became a number 1 hit in 2005 for Sara Evans from her album Real Fine Place.
Track listing "A Real Fine Place to Start" (Radney Foster, George Ducas) – 3:45 "Everyday Angel" (Foster) – 4:29 "Again" (Foster, Darrell Brown) – 3:28 "Sure Feels Right" (Foster) – 3:42 "Disappointing You" (Foster) – 4:20 "I Got What You Need" (Foster, James George Sonefeld) – 4:09 "Tired of Pretending" (Foster, Stephany Delray) – 4:01 "What Is It That You Do" (Foster, Brown) – 3:14 "Scary Old World" (Foster, Harlan Howard) – 3:59 duet with Chely Wright "Love Had Something to Say About It" (Foster) – 3:46 "What Are We Doing Here Tonight" (Foster, Chip Boyd) – 3:36 "Just Sit Still" (Foster) – 4:18 "Another Way to Go" (Foster, Brown) – 4:17
Production Produced By Radney Foster Engineers: Radney Foster, Chuck Linder, King Williams, Casey Wood Mixing: Casey Wood Mastering: Dave Collins
Personnel Accordion: Tony Harrell Acoustic Guitar: Radney Foster Additional Vocals: Melinda Doolittle, Radney Foster, Christy Hathcock, Georgia Middleman, James Paulich, Kim Richey, Andy Thompson, Matt Thompson Bass, Upright Bass: Larry Paxton Cello: John Catchings Drums, Percussion: Matt Thompson Duet Vocals On "Scary Old World": Chely Wright Electric guitar: Radney Foster, Mike McAdam, Joe Pisapia, Andy Thompson Fiddle: Barbara Lamb Hammer Dulcimer: Craig Duncan Lead Vocals: Radney Foster Mandolin: Chris Thile Percussion: Casey Wood Piano, Hammond organ, Accordion, Wurlitzer: Tony Harrell Saxophone: Jim Hoke Slide: Mike McAdam Steel: Pete Finney Vocal Arrangement By Darrell Brown
Chart performance Chart (2002) Peakposition U.S. Billboard Top Country Albums 39
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