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Welcome to Heaven

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by: John Wetton

Release Date December 16, 2000

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Sinister

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by: John Wetton

Release Date September 13, 2004
Although Wetton suggests that this is the third of a musical trilogy that began with BATTLE LINES and continued with ARkANGEL, I think it is better to view SINISTER as the first part of Wetton's "rebuilding" phase. The production on this album is generally weak, and many of the songs sound like glorified demo recordings, albeit cleaned up nicely. The songwriting, however, is top notch, and this album features some of Wetton's most rousing solo material to date. (I still feel that the Japanese bonus track, "Love Is," was indispensable, but Wetton must have felt otherwise.) Many longtime Wetton collaborators are featured on the album, which is also the first to include John Mitchell and Steve Christie in supporting positions. They returned on ... Read More:

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Welcome to Heaven

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by: John Wetton

Release Date December 16, 2000
Although Wetton suggests that this is the third of a musical trilogy that began with VOICE MAIL and continued with ARkANGEL, I think it is better to view WELCOME TO HEAVEN as the first part of Wetton's "rebuilding" phase. The production on this album is generally weak, and many of the songs sound like glorified demo recordings, albeit cleaned up nicely. The songwriting, however, is top notch, and this album features some of Wetton's most rousing solo material to date. The bonus track, "Love Is," is absolutely indispensable. Many longtime Wetton collaborators are featured on the album, which is also the first to include John Mitchell and Steve Christie in supporting positions. They returned on Wetton's next solo album (ROCK OF FAITH), and ... Read More:

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The Dave Stewart Songbook, Vol. 1

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by: Dave Stewart

Release Date August 05, 2008
This is a great album! After listening to it on Dave's website, I could not wait to get it!

I was apprehensive about another singer singing Eurythmic's songs, as no one does them better than Annie, but Dave was very smart, he did not choose singers that sound like Annie or tried to sound like Annie. They put their own spin on the song.

There were quite a few songs I had not heard before and was not aware that Dave had written them.

I especially like This is the world calling and Jealosy.

There is not a song on it that I dont like.

I highly recommend it!

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I Believe

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from: Tyrol Hills Music

Release Date January 01, 2008
This is a great album! After listening to it on Dave's website, I could not wait to get it!

I was apprehensive about another singer singing Eurythmic's songs, as no one does them better than Annie, but Dave was very smart, he did not choose singers that sound like Annie or tried to sound like Annie. They put their own spin on the song.

There were quite a few songs I had not heard before and was not aware that Dave had written them.

I especially like This is the world calling and Jealosy.

There is not a song on it that I dont like.

I highly recommend it!

CD-Charts Position 6
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Rarities, B-Sides 2 And Other Stuff, Volume 2

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by: Sarah McLachlan

Release Date April 29, 2008
You won't believe the versions and cameos on this album. WOW
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CD-Charts Position 7
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Charlotte's Web, Music from the Motion Picture

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by: Danny Elfman, Sarah McLachlan

Release Date December 05, 2006
This soundtrack does not include the songs with lyrics, so my three-year-old son was not terribly entranced.

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Just One Lifetime

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by: Ken Keating

Release Date October 01, 2005
This album by Ken Keating is exceptional in many, many ways. First of all, his glorious voice, which goes from a masculine baritone to that of an Irish tenor, without effort, or ever changing his vibrato or tone. Some will like comparisons, but I feel that is unfair to Mr. Keating. Just click on any track and listen. You can draw your own conclusions.

"I Believe in You and Me" seems to be the focus track of this CD. It's delivery, words and music are flawless and will draw you back for many listenings. It should really be placed in a current film, as the "love theme", as it would make any film better by its presence.

"For You" is a song that any man or woman should learn, and sing to the one that they love. You will be guaranteed ... Read More:

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Trust the Wind

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by: Norman Lasiter

Release Date February 14, 2004
The move across the country from New York to Palm Springs seems to agree with Norman Lassiter because he has finally fulfilled his dream of becoming a recording artist. His first disc, The Gift of Love, is a lovely collection of show tunes and pop songs that are all well-sung. But it's his second recording, Trust the Wind, which finds Lasiter coming into his own as, not only a singer, but an artist as well. Lasiter's passion for his material, ranging from David Friedman and John Bucchino to Stephen Sondheim and Stephen Schwartz, is even more arresting because of his warm, lyric tone. His radiantly confident singing only enhances the inspirational message of songs like "Grateful" and "Love Don't Need a Reason," and his light touch on Friedman's "I'll Be Here ... Read More:

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Songs of a Mother's Love

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by: Maureen Dechter

Release Date March 15, 2005
Tracks:
# 01 Over The Rainbow
# 02 The Story Goes On
# 03 Graham's Song
# 04 New Words
# 05 On The Sunnyside Of The Street
# 06 Ranae
# 07 Everything's Coming Up Roses
# 08 Not While I'm Around
# 09 Put On A Happy Face
# 10 Children Will Listen
# 11 Ordinary Miracles
# 12 Never Never Land