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Issued in 2008, LIVE FROM ATLANTIC CITY is the follow-up to actor Danny Aiello's '04 full-length studio debut, I JUST WANTED TO HEAR THE WORDS, a collection of pop/jazz standards. Although this concert reveals that Aiello isn't a powerful vocalist, his laid-back delivery and mellow tone work nicely on many of these classics, particularly on his breezy version of "I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter." Live From Atlantic City Music Danny Aiello Live From Atlantic City Songs Live From Atlantic City Review
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