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Shades of Al GreenSearch: Your Love Is Like The Morning Sun by: Al Green Release Date March 01, 2004 |
CD-Charts Price: $19.97 Prices subject to change.Used Price: $12.44 Third Party New Price: $5.50 Read More Reviews & more Details Shades of Al Green |
Call MeSearch: Your Love Is Like The Morning Sun by: Al Green Release Date June 29, 2004 Another great album, though it might not be able to match its predecessor. The songs are all good and fine - the hit title track, another one of Al's smooth orchestrated soul songs; the mildly funky "Stand Up," the wonderful "Have You Been Making Out O.K.?," which has Al's voice in top form, the slightly menacing sexual energy of "Here I Am (Come and Take Me)," and "You Oughta Be with Me," which has one of Al's best melodies and a fine performance from guitarist Mabon Hodges; there are some interesting string arrangements in places ("Your Love is Like the Morning Sun"), and I even like the two country covers ("Funny How Time Slips Away," "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry") because they don't sound a thing like country songs - instead, they're done ... Read More: |
List Price: $11.98 CD-Charts Price: $7.97 You Save: $4.01 (33%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: $6.97 Third Party New Price: $7.09 Read More Reviews & more Details Call Me |
Legendary Hi Albums, Vol. 2Search: Your Love Is Like The Morning Sun by: Al Green Release Date March 20, 2006 Another great album, though it might not be able to match its predecessor. The songs are all good and fine - the hit title track, another one of Al's smooth orchestrated soul songs; the mildly funky "Stand Up," the wonderful "Have You Been Making Out O.K.?," which has Al's voice in top form, the slightly menacing sexual energy of "Here I Am (Come and Take Me)," and "You Oughta Be with Me," which has one of Al's best melodies and a fine performance from guitarist Mabon Hodges; there are some interesting string arrangements in places ("Your Love is Like the Morning Sun"), and I even like the two country covers ("Funny How Time Slips Away," "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry") because they don't sound a thing like country songs - instead, they're done ... Read More: |
CD-Charts Price: $41.98 Prices subject to change.Used Price: $17.74 Third Party New Price: $16.89 Read More Reviews & more Details Legendary Hi Albums, Vol. 2 |
Call MeSearch: Your Love Is Like The Morning Sun by: Al Green Release Date March 27, 2001 Al Green was on top form in the early 70s, and with 1972s 'Call Me' was riding high off four classic soul albums and a string of hit singles. This album is one of the best. Both the title track and 'Here I Am' are all time classic jams, and the rest of the album follows suit with soft yet gritty, soul stirring slow burners, perfect for any mood be it early in the morning or late at night in the dark. That whole dusty, southern sound is very present here, and the lyrics are knowledgable, deep & true. Als vocals are impressive and the overall vibe here is firey! An essential piece from Al Greens classic early 70s back catalogue. |
Call MeSearch: Your Love Is Like The Morning Sun by: Al Green Release Date February 10, 1992 Al Green was on top form in the early 70s, and with 1972s 'Call Me' was riding high off four classic soul albums and a string of hit singles. This album is one of the best. Both the title track and 'Here I Am' are all time classic jams, and the rest of the album follows suit with soft yet gritty, soul stirring slow burners, perfect for any mood be it early in the morning or late at night in the dark. That whole dusty, southern sound is very present here, and the lyrics are knowledgable, deep & true. Als vocals are impressive and the overall vibe here is firey! An essential piece from Al Greens classic early 70s back catalogue. |
Call MeSearch: Your Love Is Like The Morning Sun by: Al Green Release Date February 08, 1994 Al Green was on top form in the early 70s, and with 1972s 'Call Me' was riding high off four classic soul albums and a string of hit singles. This album is one of the best. Both the title track and 'Here I Am' are all time classic jams, and the rest of the album follows suit with soft yet gritty, soul stirring slow burners, perfect for any mood be it early in the morning or late at night in the dark. That whole dusty, southern sound is very present here, and the lyrics are knowledgable, deep & true. Als vocals are impressive and the overall vibe here is firey! An essential piece from Al Greens classic early 70s back catalogue. |
Call MeSearch: Your Love Is Like The Morning Sun by: Al Green Release Date February 08, 1994 Al Green was on top form in the early 70s, and with 1972s 'Call Me' was riding high off four classic soul albums and a string of hit singles. This album is one of the best. Both the title track and 'Here I Am' are all time classic jams, and the rest of the album follows suit with soft yet gritty, soul stirring slow burners, perfect for any mood be it early in the morning or late at night in the dark. That whole dusty, southern sound is very present here, and the lyrics are knowledgable, deep & true. Als vocals are impressive and the overall vibe here is firey! An essential piece from Al Greens classic early 70s back catalogue. |
Call MeSearch: Your Love Is Like The Morning Sun by: Al Green Release Date February 08, 1994 Al Green was on top form in the early 70s, and with 1972s 'Call Me' was riding high off four classic soul albums and a string of hit singles. This album is one of the best. Both the title track and 'Here I Am' are all time classic jams, and the rest of the album follows suit with soft yet gritty, soul stirring slow burners, perfect for any mood be it early in the morning or late at night in the dark. That whole dusty, southern sound is very present here, and the lyrics are knowledgable, deep & true. Als vocals are impressive and the overall vibe here is firey! An essential piece from Al Greens classic early 70s back catalogue. |
