To be honest on my first few listens this CD did not sound good compared to previous Sade work. However, I gave it a chance, after all, I paid for it. Well, now I love it. Give it time. The music is so mellow at times that you forget to listen to the rich interplay going on with the excellent artists. But, the guitar, sax, bass, keyboards, and other instruments are still being played by great musicians, and of course, Sade's vocals are unique and have a beauty of their own.

When I first heard Sade (and saw the band live) I loved the music. That music is here too. Perhaps not to the previous levels, no "Is It A Crime?" here. Yet, satisfying. My favorites on this CD are "The Moon and the Sky", "Long Hard Road", "Bring me Home", and "Skin".

Funny when I listen the the beginning of "Long Hard Road" I expect one of Bob Dylan's songs to follow, but I can't place it. Maybe it is "One More Cup of Cup of Coffee" from the Desire CD?

-- JB

This is some really nice 1969 jams, the sound quality is right on. I'm really enjoying the music. I hope they keep it coming. Recommended for all fans. Keep jammkng.

Great CD, Shipping was good and price was right and Lady A is always good.

What a great glimpse into the life of a man no one knew but everyone talked about. He was an extraordinary person and it is shown plain as day here by his friends and associates. RIP, MJ.

This is an excellent CD and I can't be more pleased with the entire selection of songs. Johnny has left a legacy and given us another great album that I'm certain to enjoy for years to come. Johnny has given us his witness and has stored his reward in heaven and is nowing reaping what he has sown. The Lord has given Johnny all his talents and Johnny did not bury them, but has deposited them while earning great interest. I trust that Johnny Cash is happy now more than ever for the road he has chosen. He has blessed us, too. The voice is a little cracked and old, but like fine wine it is better with age as he tugs our hearts more than our ears with this excellent selection of songs. Who says you can't take it with you... or maybe send it ahead?

When I saw the movie, I knew I had to get the CD. It was sold out all over town. I found it on , ordered it, and got it two days later. What service! What a soundtrack!

Susan's spin on old but goodies is haunting,almost ethereal. Her bell-clear, natural intonations are pleasant to one's ears. I think she should continue to amaze us with these interpretations of the truly melodic songs of both opera and pop from the past.

As always she has come out with a lovely album of songs. A voice to die for.

Peter Gabriel's newest disc, Scratch Your Back, is Peter's interpretations of other people's music. While I am only familiar with about one half of the songs he has done for this album, I'll give you my opinion on all of them from my first couple of listenings.

Overall I find the CD listless, and to me Peter seems to be off his game. Maybe I'm just used to the rock instrumentation...no, I loved The Book of Love from Shall We Dance. It does not seem...organically Gabriel. It's almost like Peter is doing a parody of himself. Of the songs I know, Waterloo Sunset, Book of Love, Boy in the Bubble, Heroes, Philadelphia, and Street Spirit, I really like Book of Love and Waterloo Sunset. I find the rest to be unworthy arrangements and a little off-putting, as Peter strains at some of the vocals. Especially disappointing to me were Boy in the Bubble and Street Spirit.

As far as the other offerings go, My Body is a Cage is interesting...but that's it.

Overall, I find Peter does better with his own material. I find this too safe and, well, dull. I'll give this effort 2 1/2 stars. Recommended for completists only.

Every song on Danny's new CD are wonderful. He always
sings with such emotion which I can relate to. I love it!!