CD Review: Dare To Dream - Billy Gilman
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"You Don't You Want" is a lot of fun. It's got a jazzy big band sound that reminds me of songs from the 1940's. When you first hear "The Woman In My Life," you may think Billy is a bit young to be singing something with that title. But by the end of the song, you realize he's talking about his mom. In "Almost Love," Billy sings about being on the verge of falling in love. "Almost love you. I can almost feel your kiss. Almost promised my heart. But the promise is more like a wish." Billy's back to jazz with the fun song, "Shamey, Shamey, Shame." There are a couple of songs that might make good singles, in my opinion. I'd like to hear "Our First Kiss," and "I've Got To Make It To Summer" released. Song List:
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Buy Dare To Dream.
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