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. Harmony: Elements of Balance [CASSETTE]Search: Smile by: Various Artists Release Date November 28, 2000 |
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. The Best of Evelyn KnightSearch: Smile by: Evelyn Knight Release Date March 07, 2001 Arriving at a time when American popular music was taking on folk and country influences Evelyn Knight has been well served with CDs-2 of them which only repeat about 6 songs. You can hear at times Bonnie Lou-who was a genuine country singer-and a lot of Dinah Shore-who also did a few folk songs. Buttons & Bows was common to both though its always associated with Dinah Shore. Dance with a Dolly had just been recorded by Bill Haley & the Saddlemen-who would go onto the Comets and Worldwide fame. I remember the cornfields-possibly her greatest song-and My Grandfather's Clock-made previously by Frank Crumit. How could anyone give her less than 5 stars? |
. Vocal Side: Licensed by RoyaltySearch: Smile by: Original Soundtrack Release Date November 04, 2003 The mix of Japanese artists singing English songs leads to some amusing results such as the mispronunciation of words featuring the letters'l' and 'r'. If you've seen the show then you'll recognise the songs but you haven't, you'll be in for a surprise. |
. NailworkSearch: Smile by: Night In Gales Release Date April 03, 2000 The mix of Japanese artists singing English songs leads to some amusing results such as the mispronunciation of words featuring the letters'l' and 'r'. If you've seen the show then you'll recognise the songs but you haven't, you'll be in for a surprise. |
. NailworkSearch: Smile by: Night In Gales Release Date August 18, 2008 The mix of Japanese artists singing English songs leads to some amusing results such as the mispronunciation of words featuring the letters'l' and 'r'. If you've seen the show then you'll recognise the songs but you haven't, you'll be in for a surprise. |
. Body LanguageSearch: Smile by: Jeff Sova Release Date August 04, 1998 The mix of Japanese artists singing English songs leads to some amusing results such as the mispronunciation of words featuring the letters'l' and 'r'. If you've seen the show then you'll recognise the songs but you haven't, you'll be in for a surprise. |
. Deface the MusicSearch: Smile by: Utopia Release Date June 25, 2008 Deface the Music is a bizzare album. After the crazy jazz-prog masterpiece 'Todd Rundgren's Utopia' who'd have thought that the band would make a studio album that sounds just like The Beatles? It's not just a passing reseblance either. Rundgren actually revered those Liverpudlian superheroes and set out deliberately to make a beatlesesque album. Weird. Once you get your head around what it is, you realise it's actually really good - totally throwaway, upbeat feelgood nonsense that for some reason sounds better than the real thing. Rundgren's voice is really suited to pop songs, and his characteristic production brings a warm, delightfully flawed sound to this type of music. I don't really understand why it exists, but I'm glad it does. |
. Anxious, RestlessSearch: Smile by: Skiploader Release Date April 11, 1995 Deface the Music is a bizzare album. After the crazy jazz-prog masterpiece 'Todd Rundgren's Utopia' who'd have thought that the band would make a studio album that sounds just like The Beatles? It's not just a passing reseblance either. Rundgren actually revered those Liverpudlian superheroes and set out deliberately to make a beatlesesque album. Weird. Once you get your head around what it is, you realise it's actually really good - totally throwaway, upbeat feelgood nonsense that for some reason sounds better than the real thing. Rundgren's voice is really suited to pop songs, and his characteristic production brings a warm, delightfully flawed sound to this type of music. I don't really understand why it exists, but I'm glad it does. |
. Deface the MusicSearch: Smile by: Todd Rundgren Release Date October 11, 1999 Deface the Music is a bizzare album. After the crazy jazz-prog masterpiece 'Todd Rundgren's Utopia' who'd have thought that the band would make a studio album that sounds just like The Beatles? It's not just a passing reseblance either. Rundgren actually revered those Liverpudlian superheroes and set out deliberately to make a beatlesesque album. Weird. Once you get your head around what it is, you realise it's actually really good - totally throwaway, upbeat feelgood nonsense that for some reason sounds better than the real thing. Rundgren's voice is really suited to pop songs, and his characteristic production brings a warm, delightfully flawed sound to this type of music. I don't really understand why it exists, but I'm glad it does. |
