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Where the Fast Lane Ends

The Oak Ridge Boys · 1987

41 min · 10 tracks · country music

A blend of heartfelt melodies and harmonized vocals wrapped in traditional country instrumentation.

Top tracks — play these first

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    This Crazy Love — This track's infectious melody and romantic lyrics exemplify the band's signature sound, capturing listeners with its heartfelt emotion and vocal harmonies.
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    Where the Fast Lane Ends — The title track poignantly addresses the themes of love and reflection, representing a mature evolution in their songwriting as they explore deeper emotional landscapes.
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    Love Has a Mind of It's Own — With its catchy chorus and relatable lyrics about love's unpredictable nature, this song showcases the group's ability to blend storytelling with memorable hooks.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • steady emotional storytelling progression
  • heartfelt reflections on love
  • for cozy evenings
  • narrative-driven listening experience

Maybe skip if you

  • prefer fast-paced, energetic tracks
  • seek standalone hit singles

Where this album fits

Career context
Released in 1987, Where the Fast Lane Ends was the Oak Ridge Boys' eleventh studio album, following their successful 1986 album, American Dreams. This period marked their continued transition from gospel roots to mainstream country music stardom, solidifying their place on the charts with a sound that appealed to both traditional and contemporary audiences.
Stylistic neighbors
Alabama· The Statler Brothers· Rascal Flatts

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 This Crazy Love 3:04
  • 2 A Little Love Can Go a Long, Long Way 4:28
  • 3 Whatever It Takes 4:29
  • 4 Love Has a Mind of It's Own 4:06
  • 5 Is This Any Way for Us to Say Goodbye 3:54
  • 6 Where the Fast Lane Ends 4:32
  • 7 It Takes a Little Rain (To Make Love Grow) 3:59
  • 8 Looking for Love 4:32
  • 9 A Little Late to Say Goodbye 3:14
  • 10 Rainbow at Midnight 4:55

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