Track by Track Review | ||||
Sunday
Morning
This
is part rock music and part old school soul. I like the guitar sound on this,
but in some ways this feels a bit over-produced. Still, it's a solid
tune.
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Just
Enough Built on a slow soul meets pop music groove, this is tasty stuff. | ||||
Nobody
Loves Me Like You Here we get a slow moving soul grind that's just so classic in sound and motif. It's such a great tune. | ||||
Me
And My Guitar As you might expect, there is some cool guitar built into this thing. It's one part classic soul and one part guitar based alternative rock. It's all class. | ||||
Malibu
Nights This is a classy, smooth soul number. It has a lot of jazz in the mix. It's slow and just so sultry. | ||||
Love
Addict Bobby Womack is heard on backing vocals here. Snoop Dogg is also featured on this thing. The cut is another killer soul journey. I dig the rap on this cut. | ||||
Must
Be Nice There is no big change here, but instead this is a classic sounding piece of soul music. I like the blend of vocals and the various layers of them that are all over this thing. | ||||
When
You're Wrong This is more of a rocker. It's a nice change and a good tune. it's just plain fun. There is some great funk in the mix here, too. | ||||
Gravity Here Womack covers John Mayer. In a lot of ways this really makes me think of Prince. It's a cool slow rocker with some great guitar work. | ||||
I'm
In Love I really like this rocker. It's a lot more modern in texture. It's another that makes me think of Prince quite a bit. Sure, there is still some classic soul in the mix, but this is newer in texture and delivery. | ||||
Love
Is This is a much harder rocking song. The guitars go to eleven on this. It's part Lenny Kravitz and part Prince. | ||||
Put
Something Down On It Wow! This is almost heavy metal. It pounds out with screaming guitar and is just so cool. Again, I think of Lenny Kravitz here, but this is much harder edged than that. This is a great way to end things in style.
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Tuesday, 28 March 2017
BINKY WOMACK REVIEW
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