The Very Best Of Oleta Adams
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Average customer review:Track Listing
- Rhythm Of Life
- Get Here
- Window Of Hope
- I've Got To Sing My Song
- Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me
- Never Knew Love
- We Will Meet Again
- Hold Me For A While
- Circle Of One
- When Love Comes To The Rescue
- I Knew You When
- Lover's Holiday
- I Just Had To Hear Your Voice
- My Heart Won't Lie
- Woman In Chains - Tears For Fears, Oleta Adams
- Life Keeps Moving On
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #3598 in Music
- Released on: 2006-03-27
- Number of discs: 1
- Running time: 74 minutes
Editorial Reviews
From Amazon.com
Her name may not be as instantly recognizable as Anita Baker's, but if you're a fan of Baker, you're bound to love Adams. After working toward a solid reputation in her native Kansas, she was discovered while working a hotel-lounge gig by Roland Orzabal of Tears for Fears and became one of the band's regular guests (their "Woman in Chains" is included here). This collection includes an impressive list of contributors (including Irene Cara on backing vocals) and worldwide hits like "Get Here," an emotional tearjerker that showcase's Adams's amazing voice. Many tracks veer into MOR territory (what else can you expect with a cover of "Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me"?) and straight-out-of-a-musical style ("Embraceable You"); if you're looking for more funk in your soul, your best bet is "Rhythm of Life." --Rebecca Wallwork
Customer Reviews
what a surprise
I have booked a trip to London in December and have bought tickets to see Oleta Adams at the Barbican. As I did not feel too familiar with her work I ordered this very well priced CD. It has a real variety of styles from soul and gospel and the voice is amazing. Realy looking forward to the concert and can also highly recommend this CD particularly "Get Here" and the cover of Elton Johns "Dont Let the Sun Go Down on Me"




