Dakota Moon Discography of CDs

Dakota Moon music CDs Dakota Moon doesn't change too much on their second album, A Place to Land, again working with producer Andrew Logan and again going for a somewhat uncanny synthesis of early-2000s urban pop and '70s soft rock. The album-opening title track is perhaps the most typical Dakota Moon moment on the album, sounding like half Backstreet Boys and half Eagles. The foursome then go straight into their most sexually charged song on the album, "Keeps Me Comin' (Addiction)," an album highlight that seems a little out of character for this otherwise well-mannered group. Overall, there aren't too many surprises here. Dakota Moon may have not stormed up the Billboard charts with their debut album, but that album was generally seen as a success. So it's perhaps not that surprising that Dakota Moon tried to duplicate the success of their debut, working again with Logan as the producer and retaining that uncanny synthesis of early-2000s urban pop and '70s soft rock. ~ Jason Birchmeier 2nd Rel. Single Is NBC Promo For NBA & For Fall Lineup Dakota Moon: Joe Dean (vocals, guitar); Ray Artis (vocals, bass); Ty Taylor (vocals, drums); Malloy (vocals). Personnel: Joe Dean, Ty Taylor (vocals, guitar); Malloy, Ray Artis (vocals); Rusty Anderson, Tim Pierce (guitar); Keb' Mo' (steel guitar); Chris Pierce (harmonica); Greg Phillinganes (piano); Jamie Muhoberac (organ, keyboards); Kim Bullard, Zac Rae (organ); Pam Reswick (keyboards); Abe Laboriel, Jr., Josh Freese (drums); Paulinho Da Costa (percussion); Iki Levy (drum programming); Carolyn Perry, Lori Perry, Andrew Logan, Orfeh, Billy Porter, Darlene Perry, Sharon Perry (background vocals). Audio Mixers: Michael Huff; Brad Gilderman; Brian Reeves . Recording information: Capitol Studios, Hollywood, CA; Conway Studios, Los Angeles, CA; O'Henry Studios, Burbank, CA; The Jungle Room. Photographer: Zoren Gold. Arrangers: Dakota Moon; Andrew Logan. This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.

Dakota Moon discography Dakota Moon are a true rarity -- an urban group that's closer to '70s soft rock than quiet storm. Coming across like a cross between Boyz II Men and Eric Clapton ("Wonderful Tonight" and "Change the World," not "Layla"), Dakota Moon can sometimes err on the side of schmaltz, but there's a charm in their romantic convictions. Furthermore, the group rarely indulges in the vocal histrionics that mark many Boyz II Men successors, and they do have instrumental skill and a flair for sharp pop hooks. Not everything on their self-titled debut works, but the best moments, such as the single "A Promise That I Make," is urban soul of the highest order. ~ Leo Stanley Ori. Release '98, Debut album from unusual LA Quartet which played a meld of pop rock & Urban R&B , includes 2 Top 20 A/C Singles, " A Promise I Make ", " Another Day Goes By ". Personnel: Joe Dean, Tyrone Taylor (vocals, ...

Dakota Moon songs Track Listing of songs: A Promise I Make; A Promise I Make; A Promise I Make;

Dakota Moon CD discography Track Listing of songs: Promise I Make; Snow In July;