He hits a falsetto note or two that he probably should have steered clear of, but overall it's a great solo backed by an energetic group of singers. Shocking, but true. It's short, well sung, and there's no over-long pause between it and the last official song. All in all, it's a great hidden track. It's a shame the other live cuts don't sound as good.
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Having had the chance to listen to the Chips' previous album , I can with great pleasure report that they have developed a great deal, beefing up their strengths and shoring up their weaknesses essentially across the board. There is a much heightened sense of coherency, of the individual members singing together as a group. Unusually, both the live tracks and the studio recordings show off their energy and musicality to equal effect. I find the soloists to be generally well-chosen, with some very remarkable voices and ranges making some songs sheer delights. Treat yourself to this album.