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Does Fort Worth Ever Cross Your Mind
Country · 1984 · 7 tracks

Does Fort Worth Ever Cross Your Mind

George Strait

A definitive statement of 1980s neotraditionalism. Polished baritone vocals meet twin fiddles and pedal steel in a masterclass of Texas honky-tonk swing.

1984 · MCA Records

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A dignified and steady exploration of heartbreak and small-town life, delivered with a reassuring Texas drawl.

Tracklist · 7 Tracks
02
Any Old Time
2:03
03
I Need Someone Like Me
2:47
04
You're Dancin’ This Dance All Wrong
3:58
05
Honky Tonk Saturday Night
2:29
06
I Should Have Watched That First Step
2:58
07
Love Comes From the Other Side of Town
2:17
09
What Did You Expect Me to Do
2:39
Moments Worth Listening For
The title track's opening pedal steel swell that immediately establishes a sense of geographic longing.
The rhythmic transition into the swing-inflected shuffle of Any Old Time that makes the room feel smaller.
The lyrical contrast of angels and devils sharing tables during the rowdy peak of Honky Tonk Saturday Night.
Where This Album DepartsEach spoke is a trait. The orange shape shows where this album pulls away from — or holds to — the rest of the artist’s catalogue. Tap for more.

How does Does Fort Worth Ever Cross Your Mind sound next to the rest of George Strait's catalogue?

Love Lost+1.0σ

The writing leans a touch further into love lost than the rest of the catalogue.

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