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The opener of Where Our Love Grows, Swing Out Sister's eighth proper studio album, will knock out fans of the group's perfectly huge and swanky production. "Love Won't Let You Down" is a brassy stunner and a great way to high kick the door open, but it gives way to the lesser title track, a sweet number but nothing approaching a single. That's the problem for outsiders looking for another "Breakout," and it's been the problem for a while. So why is this stuck-in-a-rut band so beloved? It's the structure of the songs -- grand and warm with winks and giggles from the string and horn sections -- and Corinne Drewery's lovely and powerful voice, as bright here as it ever was. It's a delightful combination and almost enough to carry the listener through the album's low points. The Brazilian-flavored "Caipirinha" is a pointless "ba-ba-ba-bu-da" number that sounds like the band parodying itself, and the reprise of "Where Our Love Grows" stuck in the middle of the album is an instant skip. Luckily, the album's second half makes up for some of it with the snappy "Let the Stars Shine" and "Happy Ending," which has some twists and turns you'll want to stick with. There's a whole lot of references to time lost, regrets, and other wistful reflections, and the lyrics just hang on, slipping into cliché too often and in dire need of a Hal David touch. Of course, nobody does style over substance better than Swing Out Sister, Where Our Love Grows being a great example. If it's a sunny, breezy day and you're in bubbly love, go ahead. Just don't expect to remember you own a copy come fall. ~ David Jeffries
Swing Out Sister: Corinne Drewery (vocals); Tim Cansfield, Matt Backer (guitar); Nigel Hitchcock (saxophone); Andy Connell (piano, Fender Rhodes piano, organ, keyboards, synthesizer, vibraphone, bass guitar); Luis Jardim (percussion); Paul O'Duffy (programming, sequencer); Gina Foster, Gersende Giorgio (background vocals).
Mojo (Publisher) (p.92) - 3 stars out of 5 - "Easy-listening music with a smile on its face....[A] happy collection of songs..." Where Our Love Grows Music Swing Out Sister Where Our Love Grows Songs Where Our Love Grows Music Review Average Rating: (4.8 out of 5 stars)    List All Reviews fantastic they put out excellent music. i have always loved them. their music is a "must have." Submitted by sambones5 (wanamingo, mn,usa)  Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
Eric L.'s favorite Band Swingout sister is one of the rare music groups that take you on a journey through the mind of the producer & the Heart of the musicians to a euphoric place of slender & ealation as well as satifying a hidden musical hunger that you never knew you had.It sets an enviornment that includes & excludes no (one.)If they ever need a 44year old soul/urban comtemporary & gospel vocalist please contact me. I honor & respect your brilliant talents & abilities. And I respect your right to have a LIFE!
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Fabulous Swing Out Sister never fail to impress me. On their latest release they've created an atmosphere of lush lounge that has traces of '60s motown soulpop,latin soulbeats and jazz. A little more upbeat than the wonderful Somewhere Deep In The Night,this beautiful album can easily hold up it's own with such beautiful songs such as Love Won't Let You Down,When The Laughter Is Over,Let The Stars Shine and the title cut.A must-have. Submitted by Mario (San Francisco,Ca,USA) Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
Another superb cd Yes, this group has been around since the late 80's and their music gets alot better with time. This cd is their best work yet. Like previous post mentioned, if you remember them for the hit "Breakout", you're really missing out. The song "Love Won't Let You Down" and "Where Our Love Grows" are instant classics. Do yourself a favor and pick up this cd and enter a world of real musicianship and excellent songwriting and arranging. Submitted by eyemin2n-at-aol.com (St. Louis, Missouri USA) Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
One of there best CD's ever Where Our Love Grows. Is by far one the best CD's of the year. SOS knows what it takes to make music for people who areon another level. I know there ares some people who call them one hit wonder's or a 80's band. So to those people. You don't know what your talking about. Check out the CD and set your mind free. Submitted by marcus61 (Omaha, Neb) Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
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$6.19 This audio document of The Corrs' Dublin homecoming concert has pretty much everything fans of Irish pop could wish for, including an appearance from Bono in his earthly ...
| | Swing Out Sister Somewhere Deep In The Night CD (2002) (Import) United Kingdom
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$7.55 SOMEWHERE DEEP IN THE NIGHT is the 2001 release from the adult alternative group Swing Out Sister. The band blends jazz, ambient, lounge, and pop into a sophisticated, pleasing sound. "Through the Sky," "The Vital Thing," and "Fool Tag" are among the songs here.
From their inception in 1985, Swing out Sister expressed love for the lush soft pop, soul, and soundtracks of the 1960s and early '70s. Vocalist Corinne Drewery and keyboardist Andy Connell were singing the praises of Burt Bacharach, Jimmy Webb, and John Barry back when those great artists were thought to be the definition of square and unhip. Now that those same artists are revered (and widely sampled and copied) by mainstream and alternative musicians alike, Swing out Sister may be regarded as following, rather than leading, the ...
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| | Lino Patruno Jammin' For Condon CD (2002)
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$13.85 This tribute to Eddie Condon is quite logical. Like Condon, Lino Patruno is a rhythm guitarist who rarely solos but is quite talented at organizing all-star trad jazz bands. As with Condon, Patruno has the ability to gather together oversized groups and feature each of the musicians under conditions that bring out the best in each player. Patruno (who lives in Italy) outdid himself on this live concert. Eight horns, a four-piece rhythm section, and Rebecca Kilgore (who sings "Exactly Like You," "You Took Advantage of Me," and "Sugar") are heard in exciting ensembles and heated solos. All of the horns get their spots, and they occasionally pay tribute to Condon's sidemen (such as Tom Baker's emulation of Wild Bill Davison's growls on "You Took Advantage of Me" and Evan Christopher sometimes sounding a bit like Edmond Hall). The lineup of musicians consists of cornetist Ed Polcer ...
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