Brenda & The Tabulations Dry Your Eyes CD

Dry Your Eyes Music

List Price	$16.97 (You save $4.32)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, R&B CDs, Rap, Oldies, Urban Soundtrack, Soul/R&B, Disco
Label	J / G (Jamie / Guyden Dist. Co.)
Orig Year	1967
All Time Sales Rank	28231
CD Universe Part number	1209857
Catalog number	4001
Discs	1
Release Date	Dec 30, 1997
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Bob Finiz
Engineer	Bob Finiz
Personnel	Eddie Jackson - vocals Brenda Payton James Rucker Maurice Coates

Brenda & The Tabulations Dry Your Eyes Songs

	1.	Dry Your Eyes
	2.	Walk on By
	3.	God Only Knows
	4.	Who's Lovin' You
	5.	Summertime
	6.	Where Did Our Love Go
	7.	Just Once in a Lifetime
	8.	Forever
	9.	Stay Together Young Lovers
	10.	Hey Boy
	11.	Oh Lord, What Are You Doing to Me
	12.	Wash, The
	13.	That's in the Past - (bonus track)
	14.	When You're Gone - (bonus track)

Dry Your Eyes Music Review

Average Rating: (3.3 out of 5 stars) 3.5 stars

5 stars Raw talent
Brenda has an undeniable voice. She was one of those singers from the past who I thought didn't get the proper recognition that was due her.
Submitted by Marcus-bsivt7p6vdj (GRN BAY, USA)
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3 stars SMILES, SMILES SMILES
GREAT SOUND WILL HAVE YOU SMILING AND BE SURE TO LISTEN TO IT MORE THAN ONCE
Submitted by SIMALRAY (BALTO. MD. USA)
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2 stars Not What I Expected
As a young teen in the 60s, Brenda and the Tabulations was a favorite group of mine but listening to this CD was a huge disappointment. I didn't realize I was purchasing the "original master recordings" which aren't nearly as polished as the songs I listened to on the radio. The tempos drag and the vocals are weak. I had no desire to listen to what boils down to a "rehersal." If you're thinking about purchasing this CD, don't. Tune into a local radio station that plays oldies and call in a request to hear the best of this group.
Submitted by Vonda (Pittsburgh, PA, USA)
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