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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 8287663459266 Label: RCA Manufacturer: RCA Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: RCA Release Date: 2004-09-14 Studio: RCA
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Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: Otis meets Van Comment: This albumn has a very cool sound -- Ray Lamontagne brings a bit of Otis Redding to the kind of Marin County folk tunes Van Morrison produced during his best years. The Otis comparison is not to say that Ray has the same power in his vocals -- he's much more restrained as fits the genre -- more that he has the same feeling of emotion that's almost struggling to get out that Redding brought to many of his songs. While most of this album is comprised of mellow acoustic guitar, mournful harmonica and quieted down drums, its does have a couple of deviations from format in songs like "Forever My Friend" and "How Come" which strongly resemble Dave Mason songs (the later bearing a strong resemblance to "Feelin' Alright" in both its sound and its merging of downer lyrics with upbeat tempos). Definitely not an albumn of party tunes, but good chill out music if you want something with a little more depth than Jack Johnson. Customer Rating: Summary: The sound your heart makes when it aches Comment: I love this album. I love it in a way that makes it a soundtrack for those rainy nights when I want to do nothing else but stay in with the woman I love. This is a passionate album. Customer Rating: Summary: Awesome Listening Comment: This album so very soulful in a truly heartful kinda way. It makes your soul sing outloud. Customer Rating: Summary: Great CD Comment: Some reviewers have compared Ray Lamontagne to Van Morrison and I would have to agree. This CD is soothing feel good music. Customer Rating: Summary: Yeah, Right. Comment: Mellow, artificial singer - average songwriter. Listen to "All The Wild Horses" A work of simple genius. The rest are all immediately forgettable. Dylan..?! Morrison..?! Yeah, right, we should be so lucky. This generation is so desperate for a new Dylan, they try to create one every few years.
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