Bernie Journey

1. Jump In & Out Of My Love

2. Wounded Child

3. Ran Away From Me

4. Say A Prayer

5. What Happened To Our Love?

6. Only My Love

7. Set Me Free

8. Memories Of You

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Average customer rating: Talented writer AND outstanding jazz guitarist Not bad for a ball player The Journey Begins....... Bernie is an All-Star as a Jazz Guitarist as well! Okay okay, call him "Santana Lite" if you want...

The Journey Within Bernie Williams Manufacturer: Grp Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Jazz | Styles | Music Smooth Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music GRP | Verve Music Group | Specialty Stores | Music Similar Items: Bernie Williams - The Journey Within Covering the Bases Play Ball! Yankeeography, Vol 4 The Life You Imagine: Life Lessons for Achieving Your Dreams ASIN: B00009VGX9 Release Date: 2003-07-15

Tracks:

1. La Salsa En Mi
2. The Way
3. Para Don Berna
4. Desvelado
5. Just Because
6. Samba Novo
7. Dust In The Wind
8. Stranded On The Bridge
9. Bernie Jr.
10. Enter The Bond
11. And So It Goes
12. Just Because
13. The Williams Kids

Amazon.com

Baseball player Bernie Williams swings more than a bat! Like the former pro basketball player Wayman Tisdale, Williams is a serious musician--a good acoustic and electric guitarist. Even if the guy is no Pat Metheny, the Puerto Rican-born superstar is classically trained, has a decent tone, and credible technique. Supporting Williams on his debut endeavor is a who's who of contemporary jazz and Latin superstars: from the banjo maestro Bela Fleck and keyboardist David Benoit to the Panamanian salsa singer/songwriter Ruben Blades, and the salsero Gilberto Santa Rosa. Musically, the material includes Latin-tinged, smooth jazz numbers, like the spirited "La Salsa En Mi," the bouncy, "Samba Novo" by the Brazilian guitar king Baden Powell, and reverent readings of Kansas's "Dust in the Wind" and Billy Joel's "And So It Goes." The most heartfelt track on this CD is the wistful "Para Don Berna," an elegy to Williams' late father. Now, we have a good idea of what this outfielder will do when he quits his day job. --Eugene Holley, Jr.

Customer Reviews:

Talented writer AND outstanding jazz guitarist.......2005-07-18

Those whose idea of a guitar virtuoso is Jimi Hendrix probably won't be impressed by this album. Bernie Williams is a REAL guitarist whose years of studying classical guitar are obvious on this album. The music he plays here is technically challenging, and he plays it not only crisply but emotionally. The fact that he also wrote most of it makes it all the more impressive.

The songs are mostly soft latin jazz, a few with vocals (but Bernie doesn't sing), and the last one being a contemporary Christian song with Bernie's kids singing (it's adorable).

As a Red Sox fan, I felt as if I was compromising my principles by buying this album. But as a true music lover, it was a good choice.

Not bad for a ball player.......2005-02-25

I was really surprised when I bought this CD. Some reviewers here are saying the CD sucks, and only NY Yankees fans are giving it great reviews. Also that the songs sound alike and and you can't tell it's Bernie Williams. Give the guy a break !! How many CD's has Boney James cut? Sure you can tell it's Boney, but this is Bernie's first CD. Also, baseball has nothing to do with it. I'm an A's fan and totally disliked Bernie Williams. This CD made me realize that there's more to a person than meets the eye. You can hear his cultural upbringing in his choice of songs and his style of guitar playing. This is a great jazz album to listen to. I really like the David Sancious organ solo. My only problem is where is the follow up album?

The Journey Begins..............2005-02-17

I have owned the CD for over a year and still listen to it frequently. A great debut release. Can't wait for the next one.
Also recommend the DVD.

Bernie is an All-Star as a Jazz Guitarist as well!.......2004-12-15

Just bought "The Journey Within"... excellent album! I've listened to it 3 times today, and I've enjoyed it as much as my Pat Metheny and Armik albums. May I also recommend the music DVD by the same title. Bernie, if you ever read this... you are as graceful, classy and talented with a guitar as you are in Yankee Pinstripes. Your work is a pleasure to listen to, and I look forward to your next release. You will have a long, successful career as a musician after your number is retired by the Yankees.

Okay okay, call him "Santana Lite" if you want..........2004-06-10

The plain fact is that this is a pretty decent recording by a pro athlete. Most of the material here is Williams' own compositions. The leadoff "La Salsa en Mi" is a bouncy, catchy number that most of my friends who are New York Yankee fans were humming to themselves the first few weeks after this album's release, having picked it up from the Yes Network boys running clips from it here and there between innings last season. It's just as infectious as that old Mangione classic "Feels So Good". When Williams does covers like Kansas' "Dust In the Wind" and Billy Joel's "And So It Goes", he prudently keeps the arrangements true to the originals. You may say "so what", but that's practically a law when a rookie plays another dude's tune. And I have to take issue with one observation about the "Williams Kids" track. It consists of two junior chorus level songs sung by Bernie's kids, backed by piano played either by Dad or one of them (who knows?) and their solid glee club harmonies are consistent with children of a musician. And anyway, it says clearly that it's a "bonus track" tacked onto the end. So it hardly detracts from an already good-sized album. Come on already, they also included the shorter single version of "Just Because" here. Ben Sidran once said that jazz is "the American classical music", but let's face it--people who actually feel that way in the full sense of the word verge upon a purism that hampers their capacity to enjoy entertainment. Sidran notwithstanding, jazz is the original rock'n'roll. I won't say this effort is Grammy-bound, but this album is not this man's "day job", you know? Most of this man's fan base is centered in another profession, which leaves him with little to prove before he even plays a note. So we get a sound that's a little Carlos, a little DiMeola and a little Metheny. Maybe a little Gabor Szabo, one of Santana's biggest early influences. So it's bound to be derivative--most of Bernie's "dues" have been paid out in center field at the Stadium with gear by Rawlings and Wilson rather than Gibson and Fender. The upside is that he's free to just have fun here. And anyway, hardly anything I listen to cops any Grammys. Don't get me started on some of the noise that does.

Average customer rating: ah-HA ... Quite a pleasure, really. A Pleasant Surprise That's It --- I'm Voting for Beeblebrox! So long, that's all Zarquad! What A Hoopy Soundtrack!

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Manufacturer: Hollywood Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Movie Scores | Soundtracks | Styles | Music Movie Soundtracks | Soundtracks | Styles | Music General | Soundtracks | Styles | Music General | Vocal Pop | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (Widescreen Edition) The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Charlie & The Chocolate Factory Harry Potter & the Goblet of Fire The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy ASIN: B0007Z9RDY Release Date: 2005-04-26

Tracks:

1. The Dolphins
2. So Long & Thanks For All The Fish
3. Arthur Wakes Up
4. Shoo-Rah! Shoo-Rah! - Betty Wright
5. Here I Am (Come And Take Me) - Al Green
6. Destruction Of Earth
7. Journey Of The Sorcerer
8. The Hitchhikers's Guide To The Galaxy: Original Soundtrack
9. Inside The Vogon Ship
10. Vogon Poetry
11. Space
12. Vogon Command Centre
13. Trillian & Arthur Reunited
14. Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster
15. Ten In Space
16. Deep Thought
17. Infinite Improbability Drive
18. Viltvodle Street Music
19. Huma's Hymn
20. Capture Of Trillian
21. Vogcity
22. Love
23. The Whale
24. Planet Factory Floor
25. Earth Mark II
26. Magic Moments - Perry Como
27. Shootout
28. Finale
29. Blast Off
30. So Long & Thanks For All The Fish (Reprise)
31. Careless Talk
32. Vote Beeblebrox
33. Reasons To Be Miserable (His Name Is Marvin)

Album Description

The popular "Hitchhiker" books by the late Douglas Adams inspired the engagingly quirky score by Joby Talbot. In addition to the score, the CD features: "Shoo-Rah Shoo-Rah" by Betty Wright; "Here I Am (Come and Take Me)" by Al Green; "Magic Moments " from Perry Como; "So Long and Thanks for All the Fish" by Neil Hannon; "Careless Talk" and "Vote Beeblebrox" by Neil Hannon, Douglas Payne and Andy Dunlop; and "Reasons to be Miserable (His Name is Marvin)" by Stephen Fry.

Joby Talbot began writing and performing in the early '90s, working with artists such as Tom Jones, Paul McCartney, and producer Nigel Godrich. In 2000, his score to the primetime British comedy "The League of Gentlemen" won the Royal Television Society Award for Best Title Music. The British Film Institute commissioned Talbot to compose a new score for Alfred Hitchcock's silent classic "The Lodger." As a classical composer, he has worked with all the major U.K. orchestras and has been commissioned by the prestigious BBC Proms Festival.

Customer Reviews:

ah-HA ... Quite a pleasure, really. .......2006-03-05

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If you enjoyed the movie [and we will assume that you did since you're here] you will love this soundtrack! It's got Everything!

Much of the work is orchestral. Some of it is techno. There are a couple of pop tune, and Perry Como [it works, trust me].

The Opening Theme "So Long and Thanks for All the Fish" is a gloriously funny show tune. It was funny on screen, but here you can pick out the lyrics. It's even more fun when you can sing along.

It's got the theme from the original radio play "Journey of the Sorcerer", banjo and all. [so did the movie].
Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster is mellow enough to blow your mind.
"Huma's Hymn" about the Coming of the Great White Handkerchief is nothing more then Holy.
The "Planet Factory Floor" is ...Well, it's just plain Huge!

And Stephen Fry rapping. Stephen Fry, Man!! Reginald Jeeves of "Jeeves and Wooster" fame! If you are familiar with Stephen Fry, then the absurdity of him rapping makes this even more fun to listen to. He does the last track called "Reasons to Be Miserable (His Name is Marvin)", and he pulls it off so well!

It's enough to make you want this album!

A Pleasant Surprise.......2005-11-12

The Hitchhiker's Guide movie,for all its stupendous obserdity, had a surprisingly good score that one doesn't usually find in a comedy.

The silly tracks are in there too, and they're just as entertaining as the more traditional stuff. I love the music that is emitted from the Guide; its digital tones sound like a cell phone (except way less annoying and way cooler). Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster is really awesome; it's like chilled Guide techno.

The slower tracks are equally nice. Tea in Space, Love, The Whale, and Space are all so simple and very pretty.

Then there are a few scores that are really big and just plain awesome. So Long and Thanks for All the Fish (and the intro about dophins) is so hysterical...I love how it's all put together. The Journey of the Sorcerer is fantastic. The only thing that's different about this version from the film is the addition of drums, but it's not a bad change at all. Planet Factory Floor is filled with such wonder and hugeness that's perfect for Magrathea. It's followed by the equally awesome Earth Mark II.

The only thing I didn't like about this CD was the addition of
Reasons to Be Miserable (His Name is Marvin). It was just....annoying and incredibly bad. But it's at the end of the CD, so I just don't listen to it. Not a big problem.

If you've seen the movie and enjoyed the music, this CD is definitely worth it. Who knew a comedy could have such epic music in it?

That's It --- I'm Voting for Beeblebrox!.......2005-11-03

By now, you've probably seen the "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" movie in a theater, or at least on DVD (if not both.) Now check out the movie's amazing soundtrack.

The two major standouts of this album in my opinion are "Journey of the Sorcerer" and "Vote Beeblebrox." Anyone who's more than a casual fan of "Hitchhiker's" will immediately recognize "Journey of the Sorcerer" as the classic "Hitchhiker's" theme by the Eagles played on both the radio and television versions and now the movie as well. This version is enhanced and sounds great. It was a treat hearing it at the theater and it's awesome on this CD as well. "Vote Beeblebrox" --- I about died laughing when I heard this one. This is a sort of campaign song for Zaphod Beeblebrox that unfortunately never made it into the movie. "Don't believe the rumors / don't believe the vicious lies" it says, talking about how Zaphod isn't stupid. It continues in this vain with a hilarious spoken part from Zaphod saying that he "y'know, just wants to say all the things that presidents say, y'know." Has to be heard to be believed.

Following close behind these are definitely both versions of the wondrous "So Long and Thanks for All the Fish." Personally, I prefer the second version, a sort of upbeat lounge number, but both are great. "So long and thanks for all the fish / So sad that it should come to this / We tried to warn you all, but oh dear."

This album also includes a couple of what I guess could called Golden Oldies --- "Shoo-Rah! Shoo-Rah!" and "Here I Am (Come and Take Me)." Of these two, I thought "Shoo-Rah! Shoo-Rah!" was definitely better and more fun.

The bulk of the CD is the instrumental tracks from the film. Composed by Joby Talbot, these tend to suit the scenes they come from well. Enjoy some memories from the movie, or just enjoy listening to the music.

Finally, one last thing to mention --- "Reasons to be Miserable (His Name is Marvin)." Performed by Stephen Fry, this is a redo of a song by "Marvin himself." Wanna know what it's like to be Marvin? "In everything he has to do, he finds the world condemning / If he had his time again, he'd rather be a lemming." Yep, that Marvin's sure depressed (and depressing), but the song is fairly fun to listen to.

So long, that's all.......2005-10-01

When I saw the film and heard that catching tune "So Long & Thanks For All the Fish" I immediately decided to have this soundtrack, no doubt. So I rushed to buy the recording and, well brother you've bet, I fell in love with the whole disk. Get this, now, today! You won't be disappointed! You're gonna love the title song!

Zarquad! What A Hoopy Soundtrack!.......2005-06-02

Joby Talbot's score for the film version of the Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy is phenomenal. I mean, wow! Really incredibly phenomenal! I mean, you may think Danny Elfman's score to Spider-Man 2 was phenomenal, but that's just peanuts to this score! Okay, I may be exaggerrating a bit, but that should not distract from the fact that this is a great score for a wonderful film. Not only does the music work well with the film, but I would suggest it as a companion to other versions of the Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy you may come across. Try listening to it while reading one of the books, for instance. Or playing the text adventure from Infocom.

Some notable points:
The introduction about Dolphins, read by Stephen Fry, who of course played the voice of the Book in the film. And of course, the brassy, Broadway-style show-stopping musical number "So Long, And Thanks For All The Fish" which serves as a wonderfully ridiculous setpiece for the opening credits. The melody appears several times throughout the score, usually whenever Arthur or Trillian are thinking of Earth. It is also reprised as a slow, jazzy, lounge singery song during the first part of the closing credits.

The cue from when the Vogons destroy the earth, which is appropriately tense and dramatic, and climaxes with a panicked-sounding string section playing imposibly high, abrubt notes, and ends abruptly as the earth is destroyed.

To fans of the original radio and TV series, I say to you Don't Panic, because Bernie Leadon's "Journey of the Sorcerer" (Which, for those of you that don't know, served as the theme to both the TV and radio series) is on the soundtrack with a faithful and reverent arrangement, complete with banjo. It is one of my favorite tracks on the album, and I listen to it along with the following track, which shares its name with the film's title, and the title of one of the most wholly remarkable books in the universe: The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy.

Another great track is the music for the whale that is suddenly called into existance over the planet of Magrathea. It is filled with unwarranted optimism, and pathos, and gives the scene the necessary emotional edge, which I think is something Douglas Adams himself would have enjoyed immensely, since he created the whale in response to cop shows where innocent bystanders are meaninglessly killed as a result of conflicts or car chases that they had nothing to do with, and the audience doesn't care about them since they were only on the screen for two seconds. So Douglas wanted to create a character who would only exist as a character for a very short time, but make him extremely sympathetic so the audience would feel actual emotion when he is killed. And it works, and has worked in every version of the Hitchhiker's Guide I've been exposed to.

Another great track is "Huma's Hymn", which sounds so authentically like a church song that you could swear you'd be able to find it in your church's song book. (But you won't, so don't go looking for it.) As I understand it, most of the chorus singing the song consists not of professional singers, but of fans and other random people who happened to be walking by the church where the song was recorded, to give it that extra level of authenticity that other filmmakers probably wouldn't care about.

Overall, this is a very evocative and wonderfully fantastic score. Mr. Talbot displays much originality, but at points seems to channel other great composers of SciFi movie music. I hear traces of John Williams' scores for the Star Wars films and Superman the Movie, Jerry Goldsmith's Star Trek: The Motion Picture, James Horner's Star Treks II and III, and even Nobuo Uematsu's Final Fantasy soundtracks. Just listen to track 8 and you'll see what I mean.

Just so you know, there are three tracks that are not part of the score of the film. I suppose you could call them "Pop" tracks, but they're not tracks that have been popular in the past 10 years, at least. Only one of them: Perry Como's "Magic Moments" was in the film, at least that I could tell. It was used as source music twice, once in the pub near the beginning, and once near the end. That's all I can say about that without spoiling the movie for anyone who hasn't seen it. (And if you don't recognise the name of the song, it's been used in several movies, so you've probably heard it before.) The other two songs are Betty Wright's "Shoo-Rah! Shoo-Rah!" and Al Green's "Here I Am (Come And Take Me)". While the inclusion of these songs on an otherwise orchestral soundtrack may seem odd, they definitely fit the film. Even if "Shoo-Rah! Shoo-Rah!" and "Here I Am (Come And Take Me)" don't appear in the film, you can imagine that they'd be the next songs to be cued on the jukebox in the pub near the beginning of the film, and so they help establish the mood for the scene. Some fans may be surprised or disappointed in the non-inclusion of Louis Armstrong's "What A Wonderful World", but if you see the film, you will see that the scene during which that song played in the radio and TV series is not in the film. But no biggie, if they make a sequel (and there's no reason they shouldn't) perhaps that scene will make it in.

Overall, I'd say that this is a soundtrack that no fan of the Hitchhiker's franchise should be without. So buy it now, before the earth is demolished to make a hyperspace bypass!

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Everything [CD-SINGLE] Bernie Journey Manufacturer: J2 Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Disco | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music ASIN: B000I5YSH8 Release Date: 2006-11-28

Tracks:

1. EVERYTHING [Radio Version]
2. EVERYTHING [Extended Version]
3. EVERYTHING [The Big Bang Mix]

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The Journey Within Bernie Williams Manufacturer: Grp ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Jazz | Styles | Music Smooth Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music GRP | Verve Music Group | Specialty Stores | Music ASIN: B00009WKP4 Release Date: 2003-08-04

Tracks:

1. Salsa en Mi
2. Way
3. Para Don Berna
4. Desvelado
5. Just Because
6. Samba Novo
7. Dust in the Wind
8. Stranded on the Bridge
9. Bernie Jr.
10. Enter the Bond
11. And So It Goes
12. Just Because [Radio Mix]
13. Williams Kids [*]

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Bernie Journey EP [Limited Edition-Reissued, Remastered] Bernie Journey Manufacturer: J2 Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music ASIN: B000ICLWVQ Release Date: 2007-01-30

Tracks:

1. Jump In & Out Of My Love
2. Wounded Child
3. Ran Away From Me
4. What Happened To Our Love?

Average customer rating: Great Beats

Bernie Journey Manufacturer: J2 ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Electronica | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | R&B | Styles | Music General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music ASIN: B000CADCBM Release Date: 2001-10-23

Tracks:

1. Jump In & Out Of My Love
2. Wounded Child
3. Ran Away From Me
4. Say A Prayer
5. What Happened To Our Love?
6. Only My Love
7. Set Me Free
8. Memories Of You

Customer Reviews:

Great Beats.......2006-10-05

Bernie Journey has done an amazing job of mixing R&B with Dance beats to create a very unique sound all his own. Most of the songs on this album have that great beat, but then he shows his versatility with touching ballods like "Say A Prayer." As his debut album, he sets the bar very high for himeself, and I can't wait to see what Journey comes out with next.

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Bernie's Journey Bernie Bierman Manufacturer: Original Cast ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Jazz | Styles | Music General | Easy Listening | Pop | Styles | Music ASIN: B000C11IY4 Release Date: 2006-03-21

Tracks:

1. When I'm Here with You
2. Anytime, Anywhere
3. Why Did We Wait So Long?
4. Welcome Sunday
5. Medley: I Wonder If You Ever Think of Me/Why Am I Afraid?
6. Let Me Be the One
7. Don't Shout
8. Friar's Club on Thursday's at Nine
9. I'm Looking for a Someone
10. Pick Yourself a Lucky Star
11. Other Half of Me
12. I Think About You
13. Now and Then
14. Elderhostel Family

Product Description

Bernie's Journey is a compilation of songs both familiar and new, written in the last two decades by 97-year old composer Bernie Bierman. Featuring numerous guest performers from the worlds of cabaret and jazz, this recording showcases the music of a true Tin Pan Alley prodigy. Honored with a 2004 Backstage Bistro Award for Lifetime Achievement in the Field of American Popular Song, he continues to inspire and enlighten. Bernie's musical journey is everlasting. 14 Tracks total: 1. When I'm Here With You 2. Anytime, Anywhere 3. Why Did We Wait So Long? 4. Welcome Sunday 5. Medley: I Wonder If You Ever Think Of Me/Why Am I Afraid? 6. Let Me Be The One 7. Don't Shout 8. The Friar's Club On Thursday At Nine 9. I'm Looking For A Someone 10. Pick Yourself A Lucky Star 11. The Other Half Of Me 12. I Think About You 13. Now And Then 14. The Elderhostel Family

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Meridian A Journey Of Spring Bernie Krause , Philip Aaberg , and John Rainer Jr. Manufacturer: Nature Company ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | New Age | Styles | Music ASIN: B000MC4QGU

Product Description

Bernie Krause (born December 8, 1938 in Detroit, Michigan) is an American musician, was a member of The Weavers, and was one of the first players of the Moog Synthesizer in the 1960s. He formed Beaver & Krause with fellow synthesist Paul Beaver (who had played the instrument on a Monkees recording, "Star Collector"), to make electronic music featuring the Moog and other instruments. Late in 1968, Krause reportedly demonstrated the Moog for Beatle George Harrison, who was visiting California; a recording of the session became the basis of "No Time Or Space", a track featured on Harrison's Electronic Sound album the next year. Krause also provided soundtrack music for Rosemary's Baby, Love Story, Dr. Doolittle, and Apocalypse Now. Krause holds a Ph.D. in bioacoustics from Union Institute in Cincinnati, and is also remembered as the "Pied Piper" who lured a stray humpback whale from the Sacramento River Delta back to the Pacific Ocean, through the use of sounds. Krause's 1970 album In a Wild Sanctuary was the first to employ the sounds of nature on a large scale, as a source of musical tones and rhythms, and to make a statement about the environment. Krause continues to compose and produce electronic and environmentally-themed music, including a popular series of albums for The Nature Company. ----------------- Philip Aaberg (born 1953) is a Montana-born pianist. He has balanced classical, blues and rock interests since earning a degree at Harvard. He has performed with notable acts such as Peter Gabriel, John Hiatt, Elvin Bishop, The Doobie Brothers, among many others. In 1985, Aaberg embarked on a recording career for Windham Hill Records, encompassing both solo piano and ensemble recordings. In 2000, Aaberg began his own label, Sweetgrass Music.

Average customer rating: Great CD! Every Track is Good

Bernie Journey System and Station Manufacturer: Bring In The Pinata ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Pop | Styles | Music General | R&B | Styles | Music General | Pop | Indie Music | Stores | Music General | R&B | Indie Music | Stores | Music ASIN: B00005AWBZ Release Date: 2001-04-21

Tracks:

1. Jump In & Out Of My Love
2. Wounded Child
3. Ran Away From Me
4. Say A Prayer
5. What Happened To Our Love?
6. Only My Love
7. Set Me Free
8. Memories Of You

Customer Reviews:

Great CD! Every Track is Good.......2001-10-02

This album just keeps gettin better as I listen to it. I've had it for months now. Not every track here is memorable upon the first listen but once you give it a few good spins you'll definetly get hooked. It has a nice mix of fast and slow songs on it. Well worth buying. I'm glad I own it!

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