Keep Coming Back (album)

Keep Coming Back is the fourth studio album by Marc Broussard. It is a collection of all-new material and was preceded by two iTunes exclusive EP releases ("Hard Knocks" and "When It's Good"). It debuted on the Billboard Top 200 albums chart at #136, with 4,400+ copies sold.

Keep Coming Back
Studio album by
ReleasedSeptember 16, 2008
GenreR&B
LabelAtlantic
Marc Broussard chronology
S.O.S.: Save Our Soul
(2007)
Keep Coming Back
(2008)
Marc Broussard
(2011)
Professional ratings
Review scores
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Allmusic [1]

Track listing

  1. "Keep Coming Back"
  2. "Hard Knocks"
  3. "Real Good Thing"
  4. "Why Should She Wait" (featuring Sara Bareilles)
  5. "Power's in the People"
  6. "Evil Things"
  7. "When It's Good" (featuring LeAnn Rimes)
  8. "Man for Life"
  9. "Another Night Alone"
  10. "Saying I Love You"
  11. "Going Home"
  12. "Evangeline Rose" (Untitled Bonus Track)

Personnel

Singles

'Hard Knocks' is the first single. It was released to iTunes as a digital single, and has since charted at #11 on Billboard's "Hot Singles Sales" chart.

'Keep Coming Back', the album's title track, was a promotional single, which Marc performed on several late night and morning talk shows.

'When It's Good' (featuring LeAnn Rimes) was sent to Country radio stations in January 2009.

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