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Lullaby: a Beautiful and Soothing Collection of Night Time Songs for Children and Grown Ups

by: Sophie Barker

Release Date November 22, 2004
Our little girl first went to sleep on her own in the evening at a tender age of 2 months while listening to this CD. The combination of Sophie Barker's perfect-for-the-purpose voice and simple baby-friendly music arrangement is just what the doctor ordered. I now buy this CD as a gift for all my friends having babies, and it never fails.

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Lullaby: A Beautiful and Soothing Collection of Night Time Songs for Children and Grown Ups

by: Sophie Barker

Release Date February 11, 2008
A cd of lullabies that your child is going to enjoy & relax to each night but isn't going to make you jump out the window is a tough challenge. Sophie Barker has done a really good job with this collection. I had to throw away the cd I used with my son but I'm now 18 months into listening to this every day & still smiling.
I would recommend it

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Earthbound

by: Sophie Barker

Release Date May 30, 2005
There's no denying that Sophie has a great voice which was a beautifully captured on her Zero 7 projects, but what lets her down on this album is a sense of undeveloped ideas. The vocal quality on this album is more dreamy & breathy so she actually sounds quite different which is what some might find most disappointing. No-one should expect that someone's solo projects sound exactly like their other projects, if that were the case then what would be the point of going solo, it would be rather boring. But I am disappointed because I can see that there are some really original, heartfelt ideas that she has, but somehow they just sound a bit all over the place and I can't help but feel uncertain the whole time - uncertain where she's trying ... Read More:

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EMI Centenary Edition (1897-1997)

from: EMI Classics

Release Date March 01, 1997
There's no denying that Sophie has a great voice which was a beautifully captured on her Zero 7 projects, but what lets her down on this album is a sense of undeveloped ideas. The vocal quality on this album is more dreamy & breathy so she actually sounds quite different which is what some might find most disappointing. No-one should expect that someone's solo projects sound exactly like their other projects, if that were the case then what would be the point of going solo, it would be rather boring. But I am disappointed because I can see that there are some really original, heartfelt ideas that she has, but somehow they just sound a bit all over the place and I can't help but feel uncertain the whole time - uncertain where she's trying ... Read More: