About Ann Tayler
Ann Tayler released her lateset album Let your momma go in september 2008. It is her fourth album and was recorded in Omnisound studios in Nashville. Ann is mostly inspired by American country music, though she cannot hide her Scandinavian roots, whether she is writing, or picking up songs from other songwriters. Her music is easy-listening country songs, with appeal to several generations of country music listeners, all over the world. Lots of her songs are fresh, up temposongs, that goes easily with linedance.
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Top Tracks
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Take me home, countryroad
Home To Louisiana
Right In The Middle
Let Your Momma Go
We're all gonna die someday
On the road again
Walk The Line
Another Lovesong
Come On
Top of the world
Hello Goodbye
I love you because
Act naturally
Runaway Train
Crazy
Welcome to my world
Back in babys arms
When Tomorrow Comes
Shining Star
Walking after midnight
That's What I Like About You
Better Things to Do
Love me tender
No More
She's Got You
Right Here, Right Now
There Goes My Heart
1,2,3
The Devil May Care
Take Me Home Country Road
You Got Away
Cryin time
Somewhere In My Broken Heart
I wonder
Good Days Coming
Forgiven
I Do Believe
Come One
I Fall To Pieces
Heartache
Still Hold On
Back In My Babys Arms
Sunshine in the Rain
Feelin Single, Seeing Double
I Fall To Pieces (duet w. Arne Benoni)
Everything will be ok
Always in my heart
Everything will be O.K
Feelin' Single, Seein' Double
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