CD Review: Somewhere Under the Rainbow - Joe Stampley
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The title track from the album, "Somewhere Under The Rainbow," is a tune that is perfect for those romantic nights alone slow dancing with the one you love. Joe Diffie fans may remember this song from one of his first albums. "Woman Of Mine" would be a really good song for a wedding. I love hearing the emotion in Joe's voice. And when he hits those high notes, "Mmmmmm." "Boney Maronie" is a fast-paced tune that Joe really cuts loose and boogies on. "If You Don't Know Me By Now" is a tune that you may recognize as a 1960's hit for Harold Melvin and The Blue Notes, and a chart topper for 1980's English Pop group, Simply Red. Joe's version is without a doubt my favorite. "All These Things" has more of a 1960's love ballad type of feel. "Your Love's So Warm And Tender," Joe croons with an awesome guitar and piano accompaniment. This too, would be a perfect song for those slow dances with your sweetheart. "You're What Love's All About" is an awesome romantic duet with a lady singer named Rocki Rachal. Joe and Rocki sound so great together! This song could give Tim and Faith, and Clint and Lisa serious competition in the country love duet department. "If It Ain't One Thing (It's Another)" is an upbeat tune that details the beginning of a bad day that just keeps getting worse. Joe has a special guest with him on this song, his son Tony. They sound really great together. I am looking forward to more music from this duo. Song List:
All soundclips courtesy of Barnes & Noble.
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