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Advantages: refresh persons
Disadvantages: lower price

a good music, sound quiete and soft , listening to it , your heart will be bright,happyness arround you . i think this PCS miusic can refresh most of the people . most of the good music can refresh the persons by making them think a lot when they listening to music.this pieces music is also can make you think many happy things ,inorder to make you feel good. meanwhile the good-looking packaging face ,and not expensive price will make one of your ... Read review

Advantages: Some Classic hits, All on one collection
Disadvantages: Some hits missed out.

Being a huger motown fan i decided to purchase this album so i could have a collection of motown hits all on one CD. As i had heard most of the songs on the album before my purchase i knew what to expect and thus was not disapointed. Each song on this album has its own upbeat rhythm and lyrics that will have you singing along for hours. The album has 46 tracks which is a good collection of motown hits to have. Many hits on the album can be hardc ...
...that there is a vast number of clasics hits not featured here. However if you are just getting into motown then this is a great place to start. For the more serious collector tho i would suggest like me you collect the records for that more classic and authentic feel. ... Read review

Advantages: Make you sways, chill out and feel romantic
Disadvantages: Not the songs to listen in the overexcited situation

...of wine without any intrusions. Come Away With Me is not a CD you would put on if you need an adrenaline boost. It's one to put on if you need to relax after work or simply in a romantic circumstance because it sways. After a year on the shelves the album has sold more than 6 million copies and won eight Grammy Awards. Five individual awards and Three other Grammys. Norah Jones won the 2003 Grammy Award for Best New Artist, COME AWAY WITH ME won ...
...began recording the songs of Come Away With Me in May 2001 with producer Craig Street then in In August 2001 with Arif Mardin. The CD: The CD release February 26, 2002 Record Label: Blue Note Records (USA) Produced by Arif Mardin Engineered by Jay Newland Except tracks 1 & 7: Produced by Arif Mardin with original tracks produced by Norah Jones and Jay Newland. Except tracks 2, 4 & 13: Produced by Norah Jones and Jay Newland with original tracks ... Read review

Advantages: fantastic voice and a chilled out feel
Disadvantages: maybe too laid back in places

There is a familiar concept banded around in musical circles known as… "The difficult second album". It is a phenomenon that rightly haunts many artists and there is good reason for it. Imagine you are a band or artist struggling round the circuit for years writing your material as your own whim and desire takes you, testing those songs in front of live audiences for years and then one day it happens, the contract is signed, the studio is booked ...
...very little, the problem arises a year later when the men in the suits call a meeting with you to say they want a follow up album that pushes you even further into the public eye, a few more singles like the last ones and a worthy follow up to the debut album. Now you have to replicate in a matter of months for this album what it was that you spent years over for the first album. Hence the concept of a difficult second album. Often in a rush to follow ... Read review

Advantages: Alto saxophony at it's best.
Disadvantages: Not to everyones taste.

...la Pinta 5. Besame Mucho On Amazon this album is around £6.50. iTunes lists the album as 2004 release with 17 (some missing from the Amazon listing) tracks, at £7.99, this is the version that I have and am reviewing. Also I will not review every one of the 17 tracks but will concentrate on two or three tracks that stand out, and give you a full track list at the end of the review. ~~~~Reviewed tracks~~~~ Melancholy Madeline: This track is quite ...
...a sense of fun. Besame Mucho: The title track and a jazz/Latin standard. He plays this slightly differently from any other version I have heard. For a start he plays it so high it is sometimes difficult to realise it is sax and not trumpet. Then there is the embellishment of melody, which is really very clever. Finally, there is a sense of edginess that I like about this version, it is smooth, but in places 'breaks out' into a bit of 'edge'. Great ... Read review