Songs For You, Truths For Me - James Morrison

SONGS FOR YOU, TRUTHS FOR ME is the title of British musician JAMES MORRISON's album. The album features 12 tracks. The opening song THE ONE NIGHT is a pleasant starter with soothing vocals overpowering the terrific instrumental support that is excellent at the finale. SAVE YOURSELF starts slowly though picks up when the guitar kicks in and takes over with some sublime melodies that flow alongside the lyrics which are cool. YOU MAKE IT REAL is a mellow track with soulful vocals that ooze coolness with lyrics that tell a great story. PLEASE DON'T STOP THE RAIN is a chilled out track with wonderful energy and is sung with ...  Read the complete review

I can honestly sat that male solo artists rarely appeal to me and that seems to be the general consensus when looking at the female dominated charts at the moment. James Morrison on the other hand has always been an interesting case. His music when I first heard it was bland and so similar to Blunt, Gray, Nutini and all the rest of them that I didn't really give it much time. However, after hearing his debut album 'Undiscovered', my opinion was altered and I decided to check out his second offering 'Songs For You, Truths For Me'. James Morrison is of course the young singer-songwriter who rose to fame in 2006 with his aforementioned debut album and its hit ...  Read the complete review

"Songs for You, Truths for Me" is the second album by singer / songwriter James Morrison. His music is mainly pop, with a bit of jazz mixed in sometimes. I have his first album "Undiscovered", and there was a few great tracks on there - but sadly an equal number of not so good tracks. So I am listening to this cd with an open mind, but I will confess now I do very much like the first single "Broken Strings" featuring Nelly Furtado. I hope this song is an indication of the quality of the rest of the tracks. Here we go.... 1. The Only Night - This starts out very upbeat and jazzy, with a ragtime piano ...  Read the complete review

After the success of his debut album Undiscovered, James had 5 singles in the Top 40 charts and his album was No 1 in Britain. He won quite a few awards along the way, but it seemed he disappeared for a while. Then recently I heard his unique vocals on the radio, singing alongside a woman. I knew from the start that I would love this song, so when I got home I checked out the rest of the album on YouTube and decided to buy it. Here's my review. Who Is James Morrison? -------------------------------- James Morrison is an English singer/songwriter born in Warwickshire. In 2006 he debuted with his first single "You Give Me Something", ...  Read the complete review

James Morrison is carefully celementing himself for confirmation as one of the most popular male solo artists in the UK. His second album in my opinion, is a improvement on the worst and he is now playing to his strengths and realising the power and soulness of his voice are key to his success. As a person, i'm not fond of James Morrison at all really and i find him quite annoying but i do admit he has a good voice and this album is quite good really. The first song The Only Night is quite funky and upbeat and pleasant, it's different for Morrison on this one. I found Save Yourself had a good meaning but it wasn't impactful enough. You Make It Real ...  Read the complete review