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Blackhawk
The Sky's The Limit
© Arista

August 9 - 15, 2026

Year of Release: 1967
Rating:
  • Your Own Little Corner
    Of My Heart
  • Who Am I Now
  • There You Have It
  • In My Heart Of Hearts
  • Nobody Knows What To Say
  • Goin' Down Fightin'
  • Walkin' On Water
  • Always Have Always Will
  • When I Find It I'll Know It
  • Think Again
  • The Last Time

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    Country band Blackhawk debuts this week, as many may not remember this band as other well-known Country bands. Formed in 1992, Blakchawk has released eight studio albums. (Their most recent in 2022.) The Sky's The Limit is this week's review, the band's fourth album. AS mentioned, Blackhawk may have not been as well-known, especially for me. I didn't really follow Country music in the 1990s. But after researching it, there were many Country acts that were worth discovering. Their music fitted the Country sound. Blackhawk is one of those groups.
    "Your Own Little Corner Of My Heart" (the second of two singles) has a Tim McGraw style. "Who Am I Now" was praised, having a high-energy sound, and lyrics. A great song it is (and the lyrics to all the songs are included in the album's CD booklet.) "There You Have It" (the album's first single0 is another Country gem, Country styled sound. "In My Heart Of Hearts" is a more mellow track, and can be compared to another song by Tim McGraw.
    "Nobody Knows What To Say" is another great Country gem. Good Country-styled sound to mention. More Country than Rock, and another good one - "Goin' Down Fightin'." "Walkin' On Water" gets the comparison of Montgomery Gentry. COUNTRY. "Always Have Always Will" is definitely a country ballad. Very sweet. Fast and energetic gets the next track, "When I Find It I'll Know It." Another gentle mellow track has "Think Again." Ending the album is another gentle Country tune, "The Last Time."
    The Sky's The Limit is a great title for this album, as Blackhawk proves they can be as popular as any Country group during the 1990s. Great Country songs, very impressive harmonies. Each song holds their own. If you're looking for good Country music, Blackhawk's The Sky's The Limit is a great choice.




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