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Come On Over | 
| Manufacturer: Epic/Columbia Nashville
Category: Digital Music Track
Buy New: $0.99
Rating:  11 reviews
Sales Rank: 214
Genre: country-music
Media: MP3 Download
Running Time: 174 Minutes
ASIN: B001B154KI
Release Date: June 24, 2008
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Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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 Love this song October 24, 2008
T. S. Thompson (Murfreesboro, TN)
I am glad Jessica Simpson put a country song out this time. I hope she records more
 Don't Come On Over Jessica September 21, 2008
Michael Kerner (Brooklyn, New York U.S.A.)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
For Jessica Simpson, the past several years have really shown to be more about her public divorce from her ex-husband Nick Lachey. Sadly, though that also suffered through her music as well, with her last record, 2006's A Public Affair. She really thought she had lot her vibe in Pop, so she decided to try country for a whirl. Her latest single, Come On Over, the fiest from her country-crossover Do You Know, really feels like a bunch of sour grapes that misses the mark by a longshot. She doesn't feel like she is trying to capture the ground of country-pop success in the ways we've seen Shania Twain, Faith Hill and Carrie Underwood from American Idol make it. Instead, she feels like she is a mistep in the wrong direction, to capture again the triumph she had with These Boots Are Made From Walkin' a few years ago. I really wasn't impressed with the song at all. I wish Jessica could try to make better songs, but this one feels like a near lemon that makes Come On Over, a bit sour.
Song: D 1/2-
 Entertaining as heck. August 25, 2008
Stefan Crane (KY USA)
I'm impressed with Simpson's vocals on this track. I'm a moderate country fan, I prefer the more POP sounding country. Usually, however, one compromises talented vocals for good sound/instrumentation: This song breaks that "mold". Job well done by Simpson and the songwriters.
I think more pop artists should enter into other genres.
You Go Girl! July 21, 2008
Savannah (Midwest USA)
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
Jessica has success in pop and tv, country is just the next frontier. Jessica has always known where she came from and we, in Texas, love her for that! For every person who isn't capable of appreciating your talent, three more will follow you from Pop. No worries, just another hurdle you will overcome! We're right here with you!
 SHE'S FOUND HER NICHE! July 21, 2008
D. McAllister (Somewhere in the Field)
7 out of 21 found this review helpful
It's about time that Jessica Simpson found her niche. Couldn't cut it in the world of pop (or any other musical genre) so Jessica goes...COMEDY! This song, hardly a Country offering, is the funniest thing since Bill Cosby's "TO MY BROTHER RUSSELL, WHO I SLEPT WITH!" Besides, Jessica is far too savvy a businessperson to attempt something as ludicrous as launching a career in a new musical genre without a voice! And you thought she was serious! Ha!
But then, Jessica Simpson has always been hilarious! I recall her sterling performance on Letterman a few years back. She performed a comic rendition of "THESE BOOTS ARE MADE FOR WALKIN'" that still has me laughing uncontrollably. And the same is true of "COME ON OVER!" Yes, it's about time a comedienne of Simpson's magnitude found her niche!
THE HORSEMAN
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