Track 2 - The Sweet Love That You Give (Sure Goes a Long, Long Way).

Ooh, I know this one too.

This is better than the first famous one.

Sounds like a lighter Bruce Springsteen.

I knew all those years of listening to the Bob Harris show would pay off.

Actually he starts to sound like Jack White on the fast loud bits.

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Jazz_Addict

2 years ago (edited)

Seems to me, this album is way overproduced. The sparser arrangements on the decidedly less commercial-sounding debut album strike me as much more effective. Forbert's vocals seem hemmed in here by the intrusive, bustling horns. In vain, my brain tries to strip away all unnecessary clutter and focus on Forbert, which rapidly becomes an exercise in frustration. Others will, no doubt, experience it differently.

I have now switched to using headphones.

Sax.

Nightjar wrote:

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Jazz_Addict

2 years ago (edited)

Seems to me, this album is way overproduced. The sparser arrangements on the decidedly less commercial-sounding debut album strike me as much more effective. Forbert's vocals seem hemmed in here by the intrusive, bustling horns. In vain, my brain tries to strip away all unnecessary clutter and focus on Forbert, which rapidly becomes an exercise in frustration. Others will, no doubt, experience it differently.

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Neale Blevins

7 months ago

It’s music chaps, don’t over analyse it for fucks sake

I quite like this one.

*snuggle rumpus's

Track 3 - I'm in Love with You.

The album title unfortunately reminds me of that b*zack from ***.

Sentimental rubbish.

I like it.

He's funny lookin' kid, ain't he.

Nightjar wrote:

The album title unfortunately reminds me of that b*zack from ***.

Mr. Zoë Ballz?

:itsokivejustgotsomethinginmyeye:

Track 4 - Say Goodbye to Little Jo.