Something to Be Proud Of: The Best of 1999–2005
Montgomery Gentry · 2005
51 min · 13 tracks · country
A celebration of southern pride infused with catchy melodies and heartfelt storytelling that defines contemporary country music.
Why this album works
This compilation not only showcases Montgomery Gentry's commercial viability, reaching No. 2 on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart, but also emphasizes their influence on the modern country genre. The title track became an anthem of pride and resilience, resonating strongly with fans and earning critical acclaim.
- Career context
- Released in 2005, 'Something to Be Proud Of' compiles Montgomery Gentry's hits from their formative years, marking their transition into mainstream success. This album arrives after their breakthrough with the album 'Merry Christmas from the Family', establishing them as prominent figures in the early 2000s country scene.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Lee Ann Womack· Tyler Childers· Billy Dean
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 She Don't Tell Me To 3:12
- 2 Something to Be Proud Of Standout 4:17
- 3 Gone 4:10
- 4 If You Ever Stop Loving Me 3:24
- 5 Hell Yeah Standout 4:52
- 6 Speed 4:01
- 7 My Town Standout 4:47
- 8 Didn't I 3:43
- 9 She Couldn't Change Me 4:22
- 10 Daddy Won't Sell the Farm 4:19
- 11 Lonely and Gone 3:21
- 12 Hillbilly Shoes 3:15
- 13 Merry Christmas from the Family 4:03
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