All About The Music
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Average customer review:Track Listing
- Sometimes
- On My Mind
- Remedy
- All About The Music
- Star
- Satisfied
- Hey, Listen Up
- Treading Water
- Beautiful Day
- Time Will Tell
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #25482 in Music
- Released on: 2007-10-08
- Number of discs: 1
Editorial Reviews
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Classy Throughout --Peter Young - Smooth Radio
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The AllStars - Sounding Amazing! --John Osborne - Virgin Radio
CD Description
The Long-awaited debut album of original material from The AllStars features a unique array of talent; produced by and featuring Hamish Stuart (Average White Band, Paul McCartney, Chaka Khan) as well as Soul Diva Jocelyn Brown, legendary Jazz guitarist Jim Mullen and of course the musicians from The AllStars itself
Customer Reviews
Real music
These guys (and girls) play and sing to the highest standard imaginable. Yes, there are well-known names involved, such as the great and soulful Hamish Stuart and the terrifyingly creative Jim Mullen, but Matt Clackett (sax), Mary Pierce (vocals), Guy Phethean (keys) and Cutty Williams (vocals) - to name just a few of the exceptional musicians featured here - can easily stand shoulder-to-shoulder with them. The feel is old-school, but Oxford and Cambridge are old schools too, and they're still producing geniuses.
Unknown to me but excellent
I purchased this album because it was an Amazon recommendation and the reviews were good so I thought it worth a gamble. Having played the album I couldn't believe how good it was. The musicianship and vocals are spot on and it is a great album for a quiet day or after a long day at work. All I can say is BUY IT NOW!
An album you just gotta have
This album is astounding, there's not a bad track. My favourite has to be 'All About The Music', from it's Eastenders style drum start, to the backing vocals and Jocelyn Browns lead it is superb. The jazz influence on this album is unmistakable, there's a touch of reggae in there and some of the guitar work is reminicent of George Benson. Since getting it a week ago it has not been out of my car CD player. All in all a superb album from a gathering of highly talented musicians and one any right minded soul fan should have in thier collection.




