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All Music Guide - Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Any singer who earned the nickname "the Perry Como of country music" isn't concerned about either authenticity or grit, and such is the case with Roy Drusky, a country-pop singer who racked up hits in the '60s. Hux's 2013 two-fer In a New Dimension/If the Whole World Stopped Lovin' pairs his two 1966 albums for Mercury, neither of which has his biggest hits but both are appealingly luxurious easy listening albums, so smooth they almost slide out of country classification and are simply straight-up middle-of-the-road pop. At times, Drusky's warm tones recall those of Burl Ives, but there isn't any folk here at all; it's all sweet, melodic pop and country, songs ...