Getaway Car is a studio album by American country music group 4 Runner, released in 2003 on the independent Fresh label. It was the group's third studio album to be recorded, but only the second to be released, as their second album (1996's One for the Ages) was not released due to the closure of A&M; Records, their label at the time. This album produced three singles for the group in its title track, as well as in "Forrest County Line" and "Ragg...
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Getaway Car is a studio album by American country music group 4 Runner, released in 2003 on the independent Fresh label. It was the group's third studio album to be recorded, but only the second to be released, as their second album (1996's One for the Ages) was not released due to the closure of A&M; Records, their label at the time. This album produced three singles for the group in its title track, as well as in "Forrest County Line" and "Ragged Angel".
Getaway Car features three of the founding members of 4 Runner: bass Jim Chapman, tenor Lee Hilliard, and lead vocalist Craig Morris, as well as baritone Michael Lusk, who replaced Billy Crittenden. Crittenden is, however, featured on the final track, a demo version of Diamond Rio's 1994 single "Love a Little Stronger" (which he also co-wrote). This demo was recorded by the original members of 4 Runner in 1994, while Diamond Rio's version can be found on their 1994 album Love a Little Stronger.
The album's title track (and lead-off...
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