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Crayons by: Donna Summer List Price: $18.97 CD-Charts Price: $10.99 You Save: $7.98 (42%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0886972299228 Label: Burgundy S Manufacturer: Burgundy S Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Burgundy S Release Date: May 20, 2008 Studio: Burgundy S Sales Rank: 3635 MPN: 722992 Disc 1:
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Editorial Review: Album Description: The Queen is Back! Legendary singer songwriter Donna Summer is back with her first studio album in 17 years. In the thirty plus years that Donna Summer has been making music she has never confined her artistry to just one genre. Although Donna is, and will always be, "The Queen Of Disco" to many fans, her hits have spanned multiple musical genres from Rock to R&B to Inspirational and of course, Dance. Summer helped to define the 70's pop music generation and Crayons has all the characteristics that made Donna an icon. Containing a potent mix of the up-tempo tunes and ballads, the new album showcases incredible new material that is written by Donna (who wrote or co-wrote the majority of her hits of the 70's and 80's). Working with Donna were renowned writers and producers including: Greg Kurstin (Lilly Allen, Pink), Danielle Brisebois (Natasha Bedingfield, New Radicals), JR Rotem (Sean Kingston, Rihanna), Evan Bogart (co-writer of Rihanna's smash "SOS" and the son of legendary record executive, Casablanca Records founder and Donna's mentor, Neil Bogart), and Lester Mendez (Shakira, Santana). Customer Reviews
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 Rating:  - Ms. Summer can do so much better!First of all let me start by saying I have always been a huge Donna Summer fan. I was very disappointed when Donna Summer's version of "Time to Say Goodbye"... "I Will Go with You (Con Te Partiró)" didn't chart. It is one of my all time favorite songs by her and she was in exceptioally fine voice. Her holiday collection "Christmas Spirit" is one of the best holiday releases in recent years. So I had great expectations for this release. This release is so contrived. It is meant to appeal to a younger generation and it comes off as "chessy". I saw her on American Idol this past season. She didn't look like the Donna Summer I remembered from the "VH-1 Presents: Live & More Encore!", nor did she look comfortable on stage. ... Read More: Rating:  - AwesomeTrust me -- just buy it if you ever liked one thing she did. It's her with same style updated and fresh. Rating: - Donna has always been contemporaryI have been a fan of Donna Summer since 1978. I have enjoyed her period of super stardom, and I have endured her descent from the charts due to radio not continuing to play her music due to her disco stigma. I have always looked forward to a new Donna Summer album, and I have never been let down. From her years at Geffen records in the 80's to floundering between labels in the 90's she has continued to put out music that was relevant and current. She never felt he need to redo Bad Girls, or make a carbon copy of Last Dance. I cannot understand the confusion around her latest release, Crayons. The notion that she is trying to sound like a teeny bopper are insane. She is doing nothing different than she always does...make a current dance album ... Read More: Rating: - Donna has all the Essentialls!!after reading all the one star reviews I must say that you can criticize the songs and the arrangements but Donna still looks hot and she still has an exceptional voice!!i think the album is great. Rating: - We waited all this time, for this?What a bummer of a CD. There isnt anything over the top, or memorable about the songs on this release. Why wasn't "I got your love" included on this release? "I'm a fire" is way too long, and "Stamp your feet" only makes you want to stamp your feet in disgust. Skip this one. |
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