The 201 Greatest Singles of the Decade, Part 5: #120-#101
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#120
"Tonight I Wanna Cry"
Keith Urban
2005
Peak: #2
A chillingly frank portrait of loneliness, awkward reference to "All By Myself" notwithstanding. Few mainstream vocalists today could pull off something this intense. - Dan Milliken
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#119
"Portland, Oregon"
Loretta Lynn with Jack White
2004
Peak: Did not chart
If you can take a healthy dose of dirty rock 'n' roll in your country, this is one of the coolest-sounding records of the decade, a classic one-night-stand duet. That it's a very cross-generational pairing singing it would be creepy if not for the goofy smiles shining through Lynn's and White's performances. - DM
#120
"Tonight I Wanna Cry"
Keith Urban
2005
Peak: #2
A chillingly frank portrait of loneliness, awkward reference to "All By Myself" notwithstanding. Few mainstream vocalists today could pull off something this intense. - Dan Milliken
#119
"Portland, Oregon"
Loretta Lynn with Jack White
2004
Peak: Did not chart
If you can take a healthy dose of dirty rock 'n' roll in your country, this is one of the coolest-sounding records of the decade, a classic one-night-stand duet. That it's a very cross-generational pairing singing it would be creepy if not for the goofy smiles shining through Lynn's and White's performances. - DM