| | 20th Century Masters: The Best Of Pat Boone: The Millennium Collection CD Pat Boone Discography of CDs
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Digitally remastered by Jim Phillips (Universal Mastering Studios West, North Hollywood, California).
The title of this collection seems to suggest that the new millennium is cause for a reexamination of Boone's musical contributions. And that may be the case, if only to remember that he rivaled the chart dominance of Elvis Presley during the early years of rock & roll, and that whereas Elvis popularized the stylings of unrecognized black artists, Boone "protected" suburban America from black R&B performers by offering tamer versions of their hits. As evidence, this collection offers his stilted, ultra-velvety takes on Fats Domino's "Ain't That a Shame," the Flamingos' "I'll Be Home," and Ivory Joe Hunter's "I Almost Lost My Mind," all of which provided hits for Pat. (Strangely absent, however, is his version of Little Richard's "Tutti Frutti.") To his credit, Boone was somehow able to extricate any sense of sexuality or danger from rock & roll -- no mean feat. Nevertheless, one can't dismiss the fact that Boone was a first-class pop crooner, and that when he wasn't committing offenses against rock & roll, he was rivaling the talents of Dean Martin and Eddie Fisher on such well-suited tracks as "Friendly Persuasion (Thee I Love)." ~ Erik Hage
Includes liner notes by Tony Sachs.
Liner Note Author: Tony Sachs.
Photographer: Wayne Knight. 20th Century Masters: The Best Of Pat Boone: The Millennium Collection Music 20th Century Masters: The Best Of Pat Boone: The Millennium Collection Songs 20th Century Masters: The Best Of Pat Boone: The Millennium Collection Music Review Buy 20th Century Masters: The Best Of Pat Boone: The Millennium Collection CD Purchase 20th Century Masters: The Best Of Pat Boone: The Millennium Collection CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Best Of Gene Mcdaniels: A Hundred Pounds Of Clay CD (1992)
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$10.39 Gene McDaniels' impressive vocals make songs like "Point of No Return," "Tower of Strength," "Chip Chip," and the title track, "A Hundred Pounds of Clay," into true classics. Surrounded by appropriately applied brass and strings and underpinned by solid rhythms, everything here feels like a long-lost treasure. This same set has been issued a couple of times over, but it's the songs that count, so it doesn't really matter which version you pick up. ~ Steve Leggett
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