Archive Music > Music Genre Easy Listening & Lounge - 21 products found
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Chris De Burgh in general:
... De Burgh is a classic Singer Songwriter who has a talent unlike many others. We all remember him for Lady in Red but how many of us have gone out of their way to buy albums without that particular song in it like the one I would like to write about today. I stumbled across Chris de Burgh s Footsteps album. What is it? well it is a compilation of older style songs ranging from feel good factor songs to sadd... Read the full review: Footsteps through time by quissue |
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Gerry Rafferty in general Archive Music / overall rating  2 reviews
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Chris De Burgh in general Archive Music / overall rating  4 reviews
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Nat King Cole in General Archive Music / overall rating  2 reviews
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Vanessa Paradis in general Archive Music / overall rating  1 review
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Suzanne Vega in general Archive Music / overall rating  1 review
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Andy Williams in general Archive Music / overall rating  1 review
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Burt Bacharach in general Archive Music / overall rating  4 reviews
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The King in general Archive Music / overall rating  1 review
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Frank Sinatra in general Archive Music / overall rating  5 reviews
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Nat King Cole in General ... King Cole. Some of you may be aware that I play alto saxophone. It struck me recently that a lot of the ballads that I play or practise have at one time or another been sung by Nat King Cole. I then realised that on my iPod I had nearly 30 songs by the man, so somehow he has crept into my life....interesting...so I toddled over to iTunes to have a look at some of his other, less well known stuff. Firstly I was genuinely shocked to see that there are 22 pages worth of albums dedicated to the man, that is impressive for a man that died at 45 years old and made most of his recordings in an era where to be a black superstar was quite rare. Now I love his voice, the... Read the full review: Unforgettable. by paulhanton |
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Cliff Richard in general ... never a Cliff fan, he has often been in the background of my life somewhere. When I was about six, my father recorded me on his Truvox reel-to-reel singing "Bachelor Boy" (I m not though). How I wish I still had that tape, and the machine! Then there are the black and white memories of Cliff backed by The Shadows on TV programmes such as "Juke Box Jury", "Top of the Pops" or "Ready Steady Go!" Later I got to see Cliff for real in the Christmas panto at the London Palladium in 1960-something. It was Cinderella and Cliff was playing "Buttons". Although heavily over-amplified he was good and the only thing I remember ... Read the full review: Congratulations! You're a Bachelor Boy! by ImVeryNice |
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The King in general ... was the first, true master of rock n roll. Now I sit at my keyboard and pause, not wondering what to say next, but where to start... I will begin with a song he wanted to record fror his mother, called thats all right . He was heard, found and shoved in front of a microphone with a three piece backing band as the producers were aching to find a white singer with a black sound. I personally didn t think he sounded black at all. The key was that rock and roll had originated from black blues. It had been mixed with country (we have Bill Hayley to thank for that) and the white record makers at the time realised it could sell. Segregation in the mid southern states ... Read the full review: The was only one King by sam1942 |
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