Miranda Lambert, the latest honky-tonk angel to rock the white man’s Blues, has eyes that haunt you with a stare too old for her age (she’s 28). Her dynamite first hits, “Kerosene,” “Gunpowder and Lead,” “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend” and “White Liar,” are as volatile as any lyrics written in the history of Country music. Lambert is as fiery and honest a poet as Ole Hank and Merle, with a stage presence as mesmerizing as Patsy Cline’s or the original honky-tonk angel, Kitt


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