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On this pristine-sounding reissue of his 1971 album, vocalist/pianist/songwriter/associate of Van Morrison Georgie Fame slides through 12 mellow original compositions, including "I Believe In Love," "Children Of My Mind," "Foolish Child," and the title cut.
Going Home boasts a maturity and subtlety often missing from Georgie Fame's previous LPs. Its simple approach strips away some of the more gimmicky elements of his earlier efforts, emphasizing the increasingly honest soulfulness of his vocals. Keith Mansfield's thoughtful arrangements likewise eschew excess in favor of a wonderfully mellow sound that perfectly underscores Fame's natural warmth and grace. Electric piano grooves further establish the set's smoky, jazzy atmosphere. Best of all are the songs, each of them covers and impeccably chosen. Kenny Rankin's "Peaceful" proves a particularly evocative selection. ~ Jason Ankeny
Japanese reissue of the rock/pop British invasion organist/vocalist's 1971 album for Epic. 12 tracks including, 'I Believe In Love', 'It Won't Hurt To Try It' and 'Going Home'. 2001 release. Standard jewelcase. Georgie Fame Going Home Songs | 1. | I Believe in Love | |
| 2. | It Won't Hurt to Try It | |
| 3. | Going Home | |
| 4. | Easy Lovin', Easy Livin' | |
| 5. | Sister Jane | |
| 6. | Peaceful | $0.99 | |
| 7. | Happiness | |
| 8. | Children of My Mind | |
| 9. | Lay Me Down | |
| 10. | Pass It Around | |
| 11. | Foolish Child | |
| 12. | Stormy | |
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