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Music : I'm Still in Love With You
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- Soul has never been better!
I agree, why aren't there more reviews of this album?
Al Green is quite possibly the most underrated artist ever, soul music or otherwise. Though some might disagree, most of this is due to the fact that the 70's was extremely competitve music-wise. Whlie The Reverend is remembered, he is not remembered as fondly as Marvin Gaye, Teddy Pendergrass and Barry White. And that beloved is a shame.
Still in Love with You is a complete album. The type of album that you can play straight through, in order, time after time. Each songs flows into the next creating the sense of a man giving a melodic testimony concerning his innermost feelings about love, life, longing, pain, sadness melancholy and redemption. Not a wasted note, sound or breath is to be found on the entire album.
Of all of the instruments used in the making of this album, Al's voice is the greatest of them. It can be heard best on "Simply Beautiful". It is simple, controlled and seductive. He purposely teases with a falsetto that's as light as a feather yet as powerful as a tiger. All within his control at the same time. He sings as if he's whispering in his lady's ear - the moans at the end are potent enough to produce babies themselves.
You cannot be a music fan or collector of any kind without owning this album. Masterpiece is an understatement..this is what the soul afterlife must be like.
Rating: - this is his best
Al Green was the first great soul singer in the 70's. Plenty of releases until today; yet he failed to release a better album than this, with another one called "call me". These 2 albums stand apart from all the rest of his work.
This album definitely sets the standard of what we call today Smooth Soul.
If you are new to Al Green's work, this album next to "call me", are the ones. You will not regret it.
Rating: - Forever Al
Listining to this cd brought back fond memories of my early 20s in Detroit rivaling the Motown popularity when music was king,
Al Green is a timeless testamony of love and happiness.Yes Al we're still in love with your music.
Rating: - I'm still in love with this recording
I. absolutely. LOVE. this. album! In a word: masterpiece. It plays like a greatest hits collection; every song is awesome. The strings give the tracks lushness. The sound of real instruments, as opposed to drum machines, synthesizers, samples, and whatever other manufactured effects, gives the entire album authenticity. And I can't forget Al's most prized instrument--his voice. There's such sincerity. When he sings, you feel it.
Again, every song's a winner, but if I had to choose a favorite it would have to be "Simply Beautiful." And it is.
If stranded on a deserted island with only one album, I'd hope it would be this one.
Rating: - Al Green still in love with you
Al Green was on top form back in the early 70s, and after the hard edged fonk of 'Al Green Gets Next To You' and the smooth but gritty stylings of 'Let's Stay Together' (Both 1971), Al came back in 72 with this album, 'I'm Still In Love With You'.
This might well be The Reverend Al at his absolute finest. An awesome collection of songs, with smooth yet gruff soulful stylings from Al and the rhythm & grooves consistently On Point. Al had a real unique sound all to himself & flexes it at will here, with every single song worthy of being a hit single. There are a lot of famous songs here but the real killer for my money has got to be 'Love & Hapiness'. A pretty much perfect album from Al Greens awesome early 70s period.
- Soul has never been better!I agree, why aren't there more reviews of this album?
Al Green is quite possibly the most underrated artist ever, soul music or otherwise. Though some might disagree, most of this is due to the fact that the 70's was extremely competitve music-wise. Whlie The Reverend is remembered, he is not remembered as fondly as Marvin Gaye, Teddy Pendergrass and Barry White. And that beloved is a shame.
Still in Love with You is a complete album. The type of album that you can play straight through, in order, time after time. Each songs flows into the next creating the sense of a man giving a melodic testimony concerning his innermost feelings about love, life, longing, pain, sadness melancholy and redemption. Not a wasted note, sound or breath is to be found on the entire album.
Of all of the instruments used in the making of this album, Al's voice is the greatest of them. It can be heard best on "Simply Beautiful". It is simple, controlled and seductive. He purposely teases with a falsetto that's as light as a feather yet as powerful as a tiger. All within his control at the same time. He sings as if he's whispering in his lady's ear - the moans at the end are potent enough to produce babies themselves.
You cannot be a music fan or collector of any kind without owning this album. Masterpiece is an understatement..this is what the soul afterlife must be like.
Rating:
- this is his bestAl Green was the first great soul singer in the 70's. Plenty of releases until today; yet he failed to release a better album than this, with another one called "call me". These 2 albums stand apart from all the rest of his work.
This album definitely sets the standard of what we call today Smooth Soul.
If you are new to Al Green's work, this album next to "call me", are the ones. You will not regret it.
Rating:
- Forever AlListining to this cd brought back fond memories of my early 20s in Detroit rivaling the Motown popularity when music was king,
Al Green is a timeless testamony of love and happiness.Yes Al we're still in love with your music.
Rating:
- I'm still in love with this recordingI. absolutely. LOVE. this. album! In a word: masterpiece. It plays like a greatest hits collection; every song is awesome. The strings give the tracks lushness. The sound of real instruments, as opposed to drum machines, synthesizers, samples, and whatever other manufactured effects, gives the entire album authenticity. And I can't forget Al's most prized instrument--his voice. There's such sincerity. When he sings, you feel it.
Again, every song's a winner, but if I had to choose a favorite it would have to be "Simply Beautiful." And it is.
If stranded on a deserted island with only one album, I'd hope it would be this one.
Rating:
- Al Green still in love with youAl Green was on top form back in the early 70s, and after the hard edged fonk of 'Al Green Gets Next To You' and the smooth but gritty stylings of 'Let's Stay Together' (Both 1971), Al came back in 72 with this album, 'I'm Still In Love With You'.
This might well be The Reverend Al at his absolute finest. An awesome collection of songs, with smooth yet gruff soulful stylings from Al and the rhythm & grooves consistently On Point. Al had a real unique sound all to himself & flexes it at will here, with every single song worthy of being a hit single. There are a lot of famous songs here but the real killer for my money has got to be 'Love & Hapiness'. A pretty much perfect album from Al Greens awesome early 70s period.