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title: Dive Bar Saints
text: Editorial Reviews 2019 release from the country act. The album features 12 tracks, 10 of which are original songs. The two covers include Vince Gill's 1994 hit "Go Rest High on That Mountain" and John Denver's 1971 classic "Take Me Home, Country Roads." The original music features band members Austin Brown (high tenor) and Tim Foust (bass) as co-writers on several songs. "We've been waiting for a special time to release an album like Dive Bar Saints," Foust shares. "With a couple of us being able to write on it and release it on our own label - we're so proud of this record." Editorial Reviews 2019 release from the country act. The album features 12 tracks, 10 of which are original songs. The two covers include Vince Gill's 1994 hit "Go Rest High on That Mountain" and John Denver's 1971 classic "Take Me Home, Country Roads." The original music features band members Austin Brown (high tenor) and Tim Foust (bass) as co-writers on several songs. "We've been waiting for a special time to release an album like Dive Bar Saints," Foust shares. "With a couple of us being able to write on it and release it on our own label - we're so proud of this record."

title: Legendary Folk Songs
text: Editorial Reviews #1 on Billboard Classical and Classical-Crossover Chart! As seen on Facebook Watch Show - Legendary Vocals, first folk album from Peter Hollens. 1. House of the Rising Sun 2. Loch Lomond 3. Shenandoah 4. Danny Boy 5. The Water is Wide 6. The Parting Glass 7. Greensleeves 8. Poor Wayfaring Stranger 9. Scarborough Fair 10. Loch Lomond 11. Down by the Salley Gardens 12. Amazing Grace 13. The Skye Boat Song 14. The Fox Editorial Reviews #1 on Billboard Classical and Classical-Crossover Chart! As seen on Facebook Watch Show - Legendary Vocals, first folk album from Peter Hollens. 1. House of the Rising Sun 2. Loch Lomond 3. Shenandoah 4. Danny Boy 5. The Water is Wide 6. The Parting Glass 7. Greensleeves 8. Poor Wayfaring Stranger 9. Scarborough Fair 10. Loch Lomond 11. Down by the Salley Gardens 12. Amazing Grace 13. The Skye Boat Song 14. The Fox

title: A Hollens Family Christmas Deluxe - A Cappella - Feat. David Archuleta, Home Free, The Piano Guys and more

title: Timeless
text: Editorial Reviews 2017 release from the a cappella group. The group competed in and won the fourth season of The Sing-Off on NBC in 2013. In terms of musical roles, Home Free is structured like a traditional barbershop quartet, with a lead tenor, two harmony voices, and a bass. The lead tenor, who fronts the group and sings most of the solos, is Austin Brown. Tenor harmony is sung by Rob Lundquist, baritone harmony is sung by Adam Chance, and Tim Foust sings bass. In addition to the four voices, percussion sounds are provided by beatboxer Adam Rupp. Although Brown is Home Free's primary soloist, all of the other members occasionally sing solos as well. Editorial Reviews 2017 release from the a cappella group. The group competed in and won the fourth season of The Sing-Off on NBC in 2013. In terms of musical roles, Home Free is structured like a traditional barbershop quartet, with a lead tenor, two harmony voices, and a bass. The lead tenor, who fronts the group and sings most of the solos, is Austin Brown. Tenor harmony is sung by Rob Lundquist, baritone harmony is sung by Adam Chance, and Tim Foust sings bass. In addition to the four voices, percussion sounds are provided by beatboxer Adam Rupp. Although Brown is Home Free's primary soloist, all of the other members occasionally sing solos as well.From the brand Previous page Vinyl of the Month Club Amazon Exclusive Vinyl Best Sellers New Releases Digital Albums on Amazon Music Next page  

title: Home Free Full Of Even More Cheer

title: Home Free - Country Evolution
text: Editorial Reviews 2015 release, the third studio album from Home Free, the country quintet and winners of NBC s The Sing-Off Season 4. The high-energy album featuring their trademark tight harmonies is produced by longtime collaborator Darren Rust, and features 11 tracks and special guests Charlie Daniels, Oak Ridge Boys and YouTube star Taylor Davis. Founded by brothers Chris and Adam Rupp during their college years in the early 2000s, Home Free had been perfecting their sound and show for years prior to NBC s The Sing-Off -performing together for packed crowds at major fairs, colleges and theaters. It was their experience on the road that carried them to a Sing-Off victory, building their fan base and bringing their homegrown country style into the national spotlight. For the five talented singers based in Minnesota, their win was a satisfying culmination of nearly a decade of hard work and commitment to their vocal craft. Editorial Reviews 2015 release, the third studio album from Home Free, the country quintet and winners of NBC s The Sing-Off Season 4. The high-energy album featuring their trademark tight harmonies is produced by longtime collaborator Darren Rust, and features 11 tracks and special guests Charlie Daniels, Oak Ridge Boys and YouTube star Taylor Davis. Founded by brothers Chris and Adam Rupp during their college years in the early 2000s, Home Free had been perfecting their sound and show for years prior to NBC s The Sing-Off -performing together for packed crowds at major fairs, colleges and theaters. It was their experience on the road that carried them to a Sing-Off victory, building their fan base and bringing their homegrown country style into the national spotlight. For the five talented singers based in Minnesota, their win was a satisfying culmination of nearly a decade of hard work and commitment to their vocal craft.From the brand Previous page Vinyl of the Month Club Amazon Exclusive Vinyl Best Sellers New Releases Digital Albums on Amazon Music Next page  

title: Full Of Cheer
text: Editorial Reviews 2014 Christmas release from the Minnesota country a cappella quintet. They have performed thousands of shows over the years and across the country since their initial founding in 2000. In 2013, Home Free won Season 4 of NBC's the Sing Off, catapulting them into national stardom. Editorial Reviews 2014 Christmas release from the Minnesota country a cappella quintet. They have performed thousands of shows over the years and across the country since their initial founding in 2000. In 2013, Home Free won Season 4 of NBC's the Sing Off, catapulting them into national stardom.From the brand Previous page Vinyl of the Month Club Amazon Exclusive Vinyl Best Sellers New Releases Digital Albums on Amazon Music Next page  

title: Crazy Life
text: Editorial Reviews 2014 debut album from THE SING OFF winners. CRAZY LIFE features a collection of original music as well as a selection of songs the group performed on the show including, -Ring of Fire- (Johnny Cash) and a Hunter Hayes medley featuring -I Want Crazy- from the show's finale. The all-male country group of Minnesota natives are a tight-knit bunch that have gotten even closer by performing in concerts across the country. Their years of performance experience add to their refreshing Country sound. As an a cappella ensemble, Home Free performs without any instruments, only their voices. Adam Rupp is an award-winning vocal percussionist, Austin Brown and Rob Lundquist are tenors, Chris Rupp is a baritone and Tim Foust provides the bass. Editorial Reviews 2014 debut album from THE SING OFF winners. CRAZY LIFE features a collection of original music as well as a selection of songs the group performed on the show including, -Ring of Fire- (Johnny Cash) and a Hunter Hayes medley featuring -I Want Crazy- from the show's finale. The all-male country group of Minnesota natives are a tight-knit bunch that have gotten even closer by performing in concerts across the country. Their years of performance experience add to their refreshing Country sound. As an a cappella ensemble, Home Free performs without any instruments, only their voices. Adam Rupp is an award-winning vocal percussionist, Austin Brown and Rob Lundquist are tenors, Chris Rupp is a baritone and Tim Foust provides the bass.From the brand Previous page Vinyl of the Month Club Amazon Exclusive Vinyl Best Sellers New Releases Digital Albums on Amazon Music Next page  

title: ICON
text: Editorial Reviews Country music singer Billy Currington's career has certainly been on a roll. That also was the theme of his number one hit "That's How Country Boys Roll" which is included among many other hits on this ICON collection. Editorial Reviews Country music singer Billy Currington's career has certainly been on a roll. That also was the theme of his number one hit "That's How Country Boys Roll" which is included among many other hits on this ICON collection.From the brand Previous page Vinyl of the Month Club Amazon Exclusive Vinyl Best Sellers New Releases Digital Albums on Amazon Music Next page  

title: Christmas 1

title: Kool and the Gang - Gold
text: Editorial Reviews From the early instrumentals (including several out-of-print classics) to the '70s R&B hits to the '80s super-smashes, here's the first 2-CD set with all those Kool hits from 1969 to 1987! Includes Celebration; Cherish; Joanna; Jungle Boogie; Get Down on It; Ladies' Night; Too Hot; Hollywood Swinging; Fresh; Victory; Stone Love; Tonight; Emergency; Funky Stuff; Higher Plane, and 16 more. Editorial Reviews From the early instrumentals (including several out-of-print classics) to the '70s R&B hits to the '80s super-smashes, here's the first 2-CD set with all those Kool hits from 1969 to 1987! Includes Celebration; Cherish; Joanna; Jungle Boogie; Get Down on It; Ladies' Night; Too Hot; Hollywood Swinging; Fresh; Victory; Stone Love; Tonight; Emergency; Funky Stuff; Higher Plane, and 16 more.From the brand Previous page Vinyl of the Month Club Amazon Exclusive Vinyl Best Sellers New Releases Digital Albums on Amazon Music Next page  

title: Greatest Hits
text: Editorial Reviews Product Description It may surprise some to realize that Guns N' Roses released only four full-length original albums, and two of those debuted simultaneously. But they were enough to forever change rock 'n' roll. Even more shocking is that one of the great bands in rock history, with it's last studio album issued 10 years ago, has never had a "best of" compilation. Now it has. Welcome to the jungle with Greatest Hits (Geffen), released March 23, 2004. With 14 selections housed in a digipak, Greatest Hits features all eight of the band's Top 40 Billboard Hot 100 tracks (five of them RIAA-certified "gold, " i.e., sales of more than 500, 000 units). Along with spanning the group's five album releases, Greatest Hits also marks the debut on a Guns N' Roses album of the band's cover of the Rolling Stones' "Sympathy for the Devil" for the 1995 film Interview with the Vampire. Amazon.com If time is the true test, then Guns N' Roses' Greatest Hits confirms that they really were one of the greatest rock & roll bands in the world. While, in retrospect, fellow graduates of the class of 1987 are about as cool as poodle perms and spandex, the L.A. bad boys still rock like gods. Listening to the sun-drenched chords of "Paradise City" and the ensuing stadium-sized swagger is enough to make wearing leather trousers and bandanas seem like a good idea. Of course, it helped that for them sex, drugs, and rock & roll was a way of life, not a fashion statement. As Axl Rose wails "I wanna watch you bleed" on "Welcome to the Jungle" like a chain-smoking lunatic possessed, it's hard not to believe he meant it. Yet equally, it was his surprisingly poetic nature that made genuinely touching love songs of "Patience" and "Sweet Child of Mine." Though none of their subsequent albums matched the drug-crazed genius of Appetite for Destruction , they did, as the Greatest Hits reminds, have their moments. From the bloated Use Your Illusion I & II came ultimate rock ballads "Don't Cry" and "November Rain," along with the primal rage that was "You Could Be Mine." And while the covers of the The Spaghetti Incident? were largely forgettable, the fact that their final single was a seedy sneer through the Rolling Stones ' "Sympathy for the Devil" seems spectacularly fitting. -- Dan Gennoe About the Artist In the late-'80s Guns N' Roses changed the face of hard rock--and the scary thing is, they weren't even trying. For better or worse, nearly every rock band at the time tried to cop the quintet's raw, street-wise intensity, which took the bad-boy image to its most extreme. Formed in the mid-'80s from the ashes of various Hollywood bands, including L.A. Guns, the original line-up included frontman Axl Rose (born Bill Bailey), guitarists Slash (Saul Hudson) and Izzy Stradlin (Jeff Isabelle), bassist Michael "Duff" McKagan and drummer Steven Adler. They already had a reputation for both their powerful live shows and fiery temperaments by the time Geffen signed them in 1986. The group's first full-length album, Appetite For Destruction, was released in 1987. It took a year for the record to reach Billboard's No. 1 slot, but after that, there was no stopping it. There was no stopping the band, either. Whether Slash was uttering four-letter words on national television or Rose was threatening to break up the band over various members' rampant heroin abuse--in front of a packed house at the L.A. Coliseum when GN'R was opening for the Rolling Stones, no less!--trouble seemed to dog them. Rose especially had a habit of railing against the media, then creating mayhem that the media found impossible to ignore. The decadent stories the band related in their debut album, and the subsequent Use Your Illusion I and II, were frighteningly real. So were the occasional bursts of pain and sensitivity illustrated in many of their songs. It was inevitable that this volatile bunch would crash. The first to get fired was Adler when he couldn't control his drug abuse. Matt Sorum replaced him. Stradlin left next to form a solo project, Izzy Stradlin & The Ju Ju Hounds. Gilby Clarke came on board for a while. By the time the group went on its 1993 stadium tour, co-headlining with Metallica, it had become an overblown entity--they added two keyboardists and a horn section, and it was all too much. The group hasn't put out an album of new songs since 1991, and turmoil continues to follow them. Clarke is no longer in the band and no one seems to know for sure if Sorum is still around or not. Slash left late in '96; it is rumored that Nine Inch Nails' Robin Finck will replace him. Nevertheless GN'R (or what's left of it) has promised to make a new album in '97. The big question is: Does anyone still care? This Biography was written by Janiss Garza See more Editorial Reviews Product Description It may surprise some to realize that Guns N' Roses released only four full-length original albums, and two of those debuted simultaneously. But they were enough to forever change rock 'n' roll. Even more shocking is that one of the great bands in rock history, with it's last studio album issued 10 years ago, has never had a "best of" compilation. Now it has. Welcome to the jungle with Greatest Hits (Geffen), released March 23, 2004. With 14 selections housed in a digipak, Greatest Hits features all eight of the band's Top 40 Billboard Hot 100 tracks (five of them RIAA-certified "gold, " i.e., sales of more than 500, 000 units). Along with spanning the group's five album releases, Greatest Hits also marks the debut on a Guns N' Roses album of the band's cover of the Rolling Stones' "Sympathy for the Devil" for the 1995 film Interview with the Vampire. Amazon.com If time is the true test, then Guns N' Roses' Greatest Hits confirms that they really were one of the greatest rock & roll bands in the world. While, in retrospect, fellow graduates of the class of 1987 are about as cool as poodle perms and spandex, the L.A. bad boys still rock like gods. Listening to the sun-drenched chords of "Paradise City" and the ensuing stadium-sized swagger is enough to make wearing leather trousers and bandanas seem like a good idea. Of course, it helped that for them sex, drugs, and rock & roll was a way of life, not a fashion statement. As Axl Rose wails "I wanna watch you bleed" on "Welcome to the Jungle" like a chain-smoking lunatic possessed, it's hard not to believe he meant it. Yet equally, it was his surprisingly poetic nature that made genuinely touching love songs of "Patience" and "Sweet Child of Mine." Though none of their subsequent albums matched the drug-crazed genius of Appetite for Destruction , they did, as the Greatest Hits reminds, have their moments. From the bloated Use Your Illusion I & II came ultimate rock ballads "Don't Cry" and "November Rain," along with the primal rage that was "You Could Be Mine." And while the covers of the The Spaghetti Incident? were largely forgettable, the fact that their final single was a seedy sneer through the Rolling Stones ' "Sympathy for the Devil" seems spectacularly fitting. -- Dan Gennoe About the Artist In the late-'80s Guns N' Roses changed the face of hard rock--and the scary thing is, they weren't even trying. For better or worse, nearly every rock band at the time tried to cop the quintet's raw, street-wise intensity, which took the bad-boy image to its most extreme. Formed in the mid-'80s from the ashes of various Hollywood bands, including L.A. Guns, the original line-up included frontman Axl Rose (born Bill Bailey), guitarists Slash (Saul Hudson) and Izzy Stradlin (Jeff Isabelle), bassist Michael "Duff" McKagan and drummer Steven Adler. They already had a reputation for both their powerful live shows and fiery temperaments by the time Geffen signed them in 1986. The group's first full-length album, Appetite For Destruction, was released in 1987. It took a year for the record to reach Billboard's No. 1 slot, but after that, there was no stopping it. There was no stopping the band, either. Whether Slash was uttering four-letter words on national television or Rose was threatening to break up the band over various members' rampant heroin abuse--in front of a packed house at the L.A. Coliseum when GN'R was opening for the Rolling Stones, no less!--trouble seemed to dog them. Rose especially had a habit of railing against the media, then creating mayhem that the media found impossible to ignore. The decadent stories the band related in their debut album, and the subsequent Use Your Illusion I and II, were frighteningly real. So were the occasional bursts of pain and sensitivity illustrated in many of their songs. It was inevitable that this volatile bunch would crash. The first to get fired was Adler when he couldn't control his drug abuse. Matt Sorum replaced him. Stradlin left next to form a solo project, Izzy Stradlin & The Ju Ju Hounds. Gilby Clarke came on board for a while. By the time the group went on its 1993 stadium tour, co-headlining with Metallica, it had become an overblown entity--they added two keyboardists and a horn section, and it was all too much. The group hasn't put out an album of new songs since 1991, and turmoil continues to follow them. Clarke is no longer in the band and no one seems to know for sure if Sorum is still around or not. Slash left late in '96; it is rumored that Nine Inch Nails' Robin Finck will replace him. Nevertheless GN'R (or what's left of it) has promised to make a new album in '97. The big question is: Does anyone still care? This Biography was written by Janiss Garza See more

title: Pronounced 'Lĕh-'nérd 'Skin-'nérd
text: Editorial Reviews Product Description Not only does this remastered reissue of Skynyrd's 1973 debut sound better than ever-it's also expanded to include five demos, three of 'em unreleased! So you get Free Bird; Gimme Three Steps; Simple Man, and the rest of the original LP plus demos of Mr. Banker; Down South Jukin'; Tuesday's Gone; Gimme Three Steps, and an incredible 11-minutes-plus version of Free Bird ! Amazon.com Where the Allman Brothers and Marshall Tucker had a more restrained, accomplished rock sound, Florida's Lynyrd Skynyrd took another approach, evoking images of whiskey, Confederate flags, hard luck, and greasy dive bars in their music. The like-minded Molly Hatchet and .38 Special couldn't come close to matching the lyrical talent and natural-born rock-and-boogie abilities of Skynyrd. And, of course, no other band can lay claim to the most-requested song in the history of rock music, the anthemic "Free Bird," the focal point of this, their 1973 debut. Aside from spawning countless tomes of bad poetry by pockmarked 15-year-olds everywhere with "Free Bird," they demonstrated a mastery of the rock ballad with the time-tested "Tuesday's Gone," another highlight of this notable first offering. --Lorry Fleming Editorial Reviews Product Description Not only does this remastered reissue of Skynyrd's 1973 debut sound better than ever-it's also expanded to include five demos, three of 'em unreleased! So you get Free Bird; Gimme Three Steps; Simple Man, and the rest of the original LP plus demos of Mr. Banker; Down South Jukin'; Tuesday's Gone; Gimme Three Steps, and an incredible 11-minutes-plus version of Free Bird ! Amazon.com Where the Allman Brothers and Marshall Tucker had a more restrained, accomplished rock sound, Florida's Lynyrd Skynyrd took another approach, evoking images of whiskey, Confederate flags, hard luck, and greasy dive bars in their music. The like-minded Molly Hatchet and .38 Special couldn't come close to matching the lyrical talent and natural-born rock-and-boogie abilities of Skynyrd. And, of course, no other band can lay claim to the most-requested song in the history of rock music, the anthemic "Free Bird," the focal point of this, their 1973 debut. Aside from spawning countless tomes of bad poetry by pockmarked 15-year-olds everywhere with "Free Bird," they demonstrated a mastery of the rock ballad with the time-tested "Tuesday's Gone," another highlight of this notable first offering. --Lorry FlemingFrom the brand Previous page Vinyl of the Month Club Amazon Exclusive Vinyl Best Sellers New Releases Digital Albums on Amazon Music Next page  

title: Andrea Bocelli: Sacred Arias
text: Editorial Reviews Product Description The mention of his voice ignites the passion of millions worldwide. They eagerly anticipate each & every new album containing that is distinctly Andrea Boccelli. Now they will wait no more. His latest album he has recorded some of the most beautiful and inspired music. A combination of timeless melodies, newly discovered gems and the world's favorite "Ave Maria,'s,". This album also contains two bonus Christmas tracks, "Silent Night," in English and Italian. Also, O Come, All Ye Faithful,". He is accompanied by the internationally acclaimed conductor Myung-Whun Chung and the Orchestra e coro dell'Academia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia. Amazon.com When he was growing up, Andrea Bocelli recalls finding inspiration in a favorite recording of sacred music performed by tenor legend Franco Corelli. Bocelli--who in the meantime has come to inspire millions of fiercely loyal fans himself--returns to the genre as the guiding theme of Sacred Arias , the release of which coincides with the first English-language biography of the singer. These performances are filled with the singer's phenomenally well-known vocal signature: his flair for long, sweetly floating high notes and the gentle sense of cadence he brings to a melody. It's a mistake to compartmentalize Bocelli into a singer of "operatic" versus "popular" styles: in truth his approach is at heart the same. Lack of color and control in his phrasing remains a drawback, but the emotional empathy Bocelli evokes is never in doubt. The arias collected here sample some of the most famous devotional pieces: Schubert's "Ave Maria" and Mozart's transporting "Ave Verum," as well as an arrangement of "Silent Night" in which Bocelli tries out his English. There's also a decidedly odd choice of bedfellows for a program of "sacred" music, such as a song from Wagner's Wesendonck Lieder (whose "angel" is the object of an overpoweringly erotic attraction) and Handel's figurative ode to a tree, "Ombra mai fu." Still, Bocelli sings with an unfeigned directness that is sure to expand his already enormous following even further. --Thomas May Editorial Reviews Product Description The mention of his voice ignites the passion of millions worldwide. They eagerly anticipate each & every new album containing that is distinctly Andrea Boccelli. Now they will wait no more. His latest album he has recorded some of the most beautiful and inspired music. A combination of timeless melodies, newly discovered gems and the world's favorite "Ave Maria,'s,". This album also contains two bonus Christmas tracks, "Silent Night," in English and Italian. Also, O Come, All Ye Faithful,". He is accompanied by the internationally acclaimed conductor Myung-Whun Chung and the Orchestra e coro dell'Academia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia. Amazon.com When he was growing up, Andrea Bocelli recalls finding inspiration in a favorite recording of sacred music performed by tenor legend Franco Corelli. Bocelli--who in the meantime has come to inspire millions of fiercely loyal fans himself--returns to the genre as the guiding theme of Sacred Arias , the release of which coincides with the first English-language biography of the singer. These performances are filled with the singer's phenomenally well-known vocal signature: his flair for long, sweetly floating high notes and the gentle sense of cadence he brings to a melody. It's a mistake to compartmentalize Bocelli into a singer of "operatic" versus "popular" styles: in truth his approach is at heart the same. Lack of color and control in his phrasing remains a drawback, but the emotional empathy Bocelli evokes is never in doubt. The arias collected here sample some of the most famous devotional pieces: Schubert's "Ave Maria" and Mozart's transporting "Ave Verum," as well as an arrangement of "Silent Night" in which Bocelli tries out his English. There's also a decidedly odd choice of bedfellows for a program of "sacred" music, such as a song from Wagner's Wesendonck Lieder (whose "angel" is the object of an overpoweringly erotic attraction) and Handel's figurative ode to a tree, "Ombra mai fu." Still, Bocelli sings with an unfeigned directness that is sure to expand his already enormous following even further. --Thomas MayFrom the brand Previous page Vinyl of the Month Club Amazon Exclusive Vinyl Best Sellers New Releases Digital Albums on Amazon Music Next page  

title: Every Picture Tells A Story
text: Editorial Reviews Product Description Remastered from the original master tape, this great reissue features packaging authentic to the classic LP. Originally released in 1971, this timeless pop album contains the tracks "Every Picture Tells a Story," "Seems Like a Long Time," "That's All Right," "Tomorrow is a Long Time," "Maggie May," "Mandolin Wind," "(I Know) I'm Losing You" and "(Find a) Reason to Believe." Amazon.com Once upon a time, Rod Stewart was not vamping indiscriminately about "Hot Legs" and asking "D'ya Think I'm Sexy?" He was a singer with a gravel-voice approximation of Sam Cooke and excellent taste in cover material. Here, he's toned down with folksy covers of Tim Hardin ("Reason to Believe"), Bob Dylan ("Tomorrow is Such a Long Time"), and Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup (via Elvis, "That's All Right Mama"). He tops his interpretive abilities with two originals that have since become standards ("Maggie May, " "Every Picture Tells A Story"). Quite a different Rod from the one the world has come to know. --Rob O'Connor Editorial Reviews Product Description Remastered from the original master tape, this great reissue features packaging authentic to the classic LP. Originally released in 1971, this timeless pop album contains the tracks "Every Picture Tells a Story," "Seems Like a Long Time," "That's All Right," "Tomorrow is a Long Time," "Maggie May," "Mandolin Wind," "(I Know) I'm Losing You" and "(Find a) Reason to Believe." Amazon.com Once upon a time, Rod Stewart was not vamping indiscriminately about "Hot Legs" and asking "D'ya Think I'm Sexy?" He was a singer with a gravel-voice approximation of Sam Cooke and excellent taste in cover material. Here, he's toned down with folksy covers of Tim Hardin ("Reason to Believe"), Bob Dylan ("Tomorrow is Such a Long Time"), and Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup (via Elvis, "That's All Right Mama"). He tops his interpretive abilities with two originals that have since become standards ("Maggie May, " "Every Picture Tells A Story"). Quite a different Rod from the one the world has come to know. --Rob O'ConnorFrom the brand Previous page Vinyl of the Month Club Amazon Exclusive Vinyl Best Sellers New Releases Digital Albums on Amazon Music Next page  

title: Christmas Volume 2, Home Free Vocal Band