A vocal album that depicts a variety of moods centered around the vocals
The album is centered around Tom Jones's rich vocals, but also incorporates elements of pop, rock, and ballads to create a multifaceted sound.
The vocals are unwaveringly central, and their ability to effortlessly change moods with each song is striking. From powerful rock songs to mellow ballads, the vocals stir the listener's emotions with a never-ending development that is captivating. The accompaniment emphasizes its role in supporting the vocals, refraining from excessive ornamentation while eliciting an atmosphere with arrangements suited to each song. The vocal intonation and the dialogue between the instruments are well-balanced, giving the album a sense of unity while leaving it richly expressive.
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A:
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1)
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I Can't Turn You Loose
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2)
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Polk Salad Annie
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Proud Mary
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Sugar, Sugar
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Venus
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I Thank You
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B:
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1)
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Without Love (There Is Nothing)
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You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'
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3)
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If I Ruled The World
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The Impossible Dream
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Let There Be Love
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Engineer - Bill Price
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Arranged By - Charles Blackwell (B1)
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Producer - Peter Sullivan
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Arranged By - Johnnie Spence
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Photography By [Cover Photo] - John Engstead
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Photography By [Liner Photo] - Terry O'Neill (2)
