Tanita Tikaram Sentimental CD United Kingdom

Sentimental Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	Naive
Orig Year	2005
All Time Sales Rank	133170
CD Universe Part number	6863335
Catalog number	451199
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 01, 2006
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Neil Brockbank; Tanita Tikaram
Engineer	Neil Brockbank
Additional Info	United Kingdom

Tanita Tikaram Sentimental Songs

	1.	Something New
	2.	Play Me Again
	3.	My Love
	4.	Don't Shake Me Up
	5.	Everyday Is New
	6.	Love Is Just a Word
	7.	Don't Let the Cold
	8.	Forever
	9.	Got to Give You Up
	10.	Heart in Winter

Sentimental Music Review

Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars) 4 stars

4 stars A Different Twist
The same talented artist with a different twist of style. If you like Zazz, this is your album. If you like Tanita, this is also your album. Some people don't like the change of her music but I think it is just one of many different sides of Tanita.
Submitted by elevianne (Houston, TX, USA)
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4 stars Great new collection not to be missed....
Picked this collection up overseas and this is one of my favorites of the year, deeply personal songs played with a crack jazz-pop outfit that fits Tanita's smokey, laid back, sensual delivery to the max, every song is an experience in sound and timing and melodies abound. Tanita has never sounded this confident, relaxed and in her element. It just grows on you with each listen. Nick Lowe guests on two songs and makes this even better just having him. Listen to Tanita & Nick on "Don't let the cold"(come through my window) a quirky key track as well as the upbeat jewel "Everyday is new" with added duel vocals of her drummer Robert Trehern, so many excellent contributions by this band add up to one of the best surprises of the year and a must have cd for your collection.
Submitted by littlebibs (Kingston, New Hampshire USA)
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