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Liner Note Author: Tim Branom.
Recording information: 1999-2000.
Editor: Tim Branom. Greatest Hits Live Review
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| | Five For Fighting Two Lights CD (2006)
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On 2006's TWO LIGHTS, his fourth studio album under the name Five for Fighting, Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter John Ondrasik takes a few pages from the Marc Cohn/Bruce ...
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Steve Tyrell recalls the classic American vocalists such as Nat "King" Cole and Frank Sinatra. Tyrell doesn't sound like either, but he does shares their eclectic, all-inclusive musical approach. Tyrell is also influenced by jazz and classic/old-school R&B, and he's contributed music to movies (FATHER OF THE BRIDE, MYSTIC PIZZA). In addition, he worked for Scepter Records at the time of the classic ...
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| | Billy Stewart One More Time CD (1990) Chess Years
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This 20 track CD covers Stewart's entire career on Chess. The first song, "Billy's Blues, Part 2" was recorded in 1956 when Stewart was Bo Diddley's piano player.
Put on Billy Stewart's One More Time: The Chess Years. When you hear Bo Diddley's opening guitar on "Billy Blues," you know you're listening to something special. Billy Stewart ices the cake with a hiccupping, apologetic vocal. That lovely guitar melody was plagiarized and reappeared as "Love Is Strange," a big hit for Mickey & Sylvia. It doesn't get much better than "Strange Feeling," a warm floating song about the joys of new love. "I Do Love You" is a creamily concocted ballad -- he sings as if in a trance, playing off excellent backing blends by uncredited male vocalists. Stewart dazzles again on "Sitting in the Park"; the slow ballad speaks of utter rejection, sitting in a park waiting on your girl, and she never shows. The backing is majestic, and pushes Stewart to undreamed of heights, such as "Love Me," where he sounds uncompromisingly happy. If you like cool, mid-tempo ditties then you'll go for "How Nice It Is," an R&B charter. The lovely "I Cross My Heart" is a tearjerker; it sounds like the Dells on backing vocals with Stewart crooning like he was born to hurt, his soulful howl on the fade will make you tingle. Better known to some are his revitalization of pop/MOR standards "Summertime" and "Secret Lover." You get the full, unedited dose of the former. He does it his way, performing complete makeovers on both. "Golly Golly Gee" and "I'm in Love (Oh, Yes I Am)" deserve honorable mention for being borderline great. The latter is similar in feel and melody to "I'm Gonna Make You Love Me" by the Supremes & the Temptations. Stewart was one of a kind (Otis Redding's singing style ...
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| | Great David Ruffin CDs (2006)
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Hip-O Select resurrects the first four albums Motown released from David Ruffin (another previously shelved but finished project that finally was made commercially available in 2004 is not included) in this limited-edition two-disc set. Ruffin's solo years were not commercially successful, so most of these songs have never seen the light of day on CD. Casual fans can certainly make due with 1998's well-chosen, fairly comprehensive 20-track Ultimate Collection. But only ten songs from these albums are represented, which leaves 32 tracks left to explore. While not every one of them is a keeper, there is plenty that should not be left to collect dust in the Motown vaults, especially from a talent as influential as Ruffin. The fourth album, Me 'n Rock 'n Roll Are Here to Stay, produced by Norman Whitfield, is alone worth the rather steep price of admission. Despite its horrible cover art (which couldn't have helped its commercial chances), Ruffin and Whitfield are a mighty team. Whitfield's sonic psychedelic soul works perfectly with Ruffin's raspy vocals, especially on ...
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