: The arrangement features their signature blend of fiddle and acoustic elements, though critics noted it was more "radio-ready" and safe compared to their deeper bluegrass roots.
: Despite not reaching the heights of the Phil Collins 1982 cover (which hit #1 in the UK), it remains a popular fixture of their late-90s catalog and is frequently featured on country-themed compilation albums. You Can't Hurry Love : Dixie Chicks
: Reviews have been mixed over time. While some fans found it an uplifting and passionate cover, critics at Slant Magazine later compared it unfavorably to their original work, calling it a somewhat "restrained" and "safe" mainstream effort. : The arrangement features their signature blend of
: The version peaked at number 60 on the Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks chart. While some fans found it an uplifting and
: Produced by Kathy Nelson , John Kalodner , and Glen Brunman , the track was designed to bridge the gap between Nashville and the mainstream pop audience. Chart Performance and Reception