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Rob Ayling, yer Gonzo Grande Fromage, writes:  Jackie Lee White Horses Review by Gary Hill The opening song here is a single from Jackie Lee from the 1960s. The rest of the music includes the original album along with some other tracks that she did for different projects. Let's make no mistake, this sounds dated. It's very much a product of the 1960s, and specifically the pop music of the era. That said, a lot of it is very good. Lee's voice really sells this thing. | ||||
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| White
Horses (Stereo)
This
song starts with some horns and works out to a tasty little psychedelic meets
folk styled number. It's dated, and lightweight. It's also
compelling.
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| I
Can Sing a Rainbow Adult contemporary styled in a lot of ways, this isn't really my kind of music. That said, I like it - a lot. I can't tell you why, except that it's a cheery, fun little tune. | ||||
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| Things
I Don't Mean There is definitely a lot of jazz in the mix here. I love the piano on the cut. I'd have to say that there are some prog rock elements in the musical arrangement here. Again, this is fun and cheery. | ||||
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| Well,
That's Loving You More energized, this is set on a 1960s pop rock arrangement with some definite jazz elements. It's catchy. | ||||
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| We're
Off and Running
Feeling
a lot like 1960s bubble gum pop, this is a cheery cut. I really love the vocal
performance on this piece.
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| I
Think I Like You The strings and other elements bring a definite 1960s adult contemporary vibe to this. The song is very potent, though, and there are some cool bits of jazz guitar in the mix. | ||||
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| Scarlet
Ribbons Very much a pop folk song, this is not really my thing, but the vocal performance is strong. | ||||
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| Who's
Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf? This old dittie gets a pretty theatrical arrangement. It's definitely not something that works for me. I'm betting little kids would really like it, though. | ||||
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| Out
of Sight, Out of Mind The guitar on this brings a lot of jazz to the table. The cut is sort of an old school standard beyond that. It's pretty, but not really my type of music. | ||||
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| Too
Many Chiefs and Not Enough Indians A bouncy little cut, this is dated but fun. | ||||
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| I
Cry Alone
I
don't like all the shaking on the vocals here. The arrangement seems a little
odd, too. That makes this one a tune I would skip, but your results may
vary.
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| The
Busker Now, this is something really special. There is a bit of a theatrical element in terms of the sound effects in the backdrop. The music is evocative and the gentle vocal performance adds to the element. | ||||
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| Jackie
Lee and the Raindrops - Will You Love Me Tomorrow
This
song is not my kind of music, but I've always loved it. This performance is
dated in terms of its doo-wop styled sound, but yet it works really well. It's
one of favorites from this set, really.
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| Jackie
Lee and the Raindrops - There Goes the Lucky One
Now
the 50s doo-wop on this doesn't work for me. Additionally, the recording quality
doesn't seem as good. Still, I'm sure a lot of people like this kind of music.
The vocal performance is strong. It's just not something I can really find
appealing.
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| Jackie
Lee and the Raindrops - Here I Go Again
The
music on this feels closer to early Beatles. It's energetic and fun. This is
dated, but it works really well. Imagine if Jackie Lee was a member of the
Beatles in 1964, and it would probably sound a lot like this fun
tune.
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| Jackie
Lee and the Raindrops - Down Our Street
A
more rock and roll oriented sound is heard on this. It's fun, but the recording
seems to suffer a little in terms of quality. Still, this works pretty
well.
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| Jackie
Lee and the Raindrops - The Locomotion
Now,
this is a tune I've always liked. This version is pretty much in line with the
Motown kind sound, but perhaps delivered via Liverpool. All in all
this is fun.
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| Jackie
Lee and the Raindrops - The End of the World This is a traditional tune, and it's delivered in the sort of classic retro sound one would expect. It's a good song and works well here. CURRENTLY AVAILABLE FROM GONZO | ||||
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