Number 50 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[gryphon]

50 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!




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Here we are at number 50

so here is the link

HapppppppppppppppppppppppY reviewing


http://hotfile.com/dl/91712252/917219f/C...9.rar.html

[CRAZY-HORSE]

S**T!!

this is brilliant Gryphon....real soul music.

nice cover as well, the picture was taken at a natural rock formation in West Australia called "wave rock" for obvious reasons, in outback Hyden.

http://westernaustralia.tv/video/241/Pos...-Wave-Rock

[gryphon]

[FONT=&quot]Charles Bradley[/FONT]…………………[FONT=&quot]No Time For Dreaming[/FONT]

Track One The World ( Is Going Up In Flames ) A soul man is at work here , horns, deep voice and a good groove all add up to a good starting track


Track Two Telephone Song .An interesting idea using effects to start the track, the follow through is smooth piece of soul.


Track Three Golden Rule : Based on a strong riff “Golden Rule” is a classic slab of soul: Its lyrics reflect a loss and its musical form suggest morning for what is lost.


Track Four I Believe In Your Love A nice slow number , showing the singer’s vocal range and tonality.


Track Five Trouble In The Land. Reggae number with soul overtones : Reminded me of the old Trojan sound.


Track Six Lovin’ You Baby . Another, smooth track, which makes good listening from a soul point of view.


Track Seven No Time For Dreaming .Title track , soul track , engaging track.


Track Eight How Long: Another good track with some distinctive vocal work and a solid slow approach.


Track Nine In You ( I Found A Love ) Love, soul and a great horn sound !


Track Ten Why Is It So Hard ? I guess Charles can tell us why and in doing so create a great performance.


Track Eleven Since Our Last Goodbye: I love soul instrumentals and this is great one .


Track Twelve Heartaches and Pain: We are at the last track and I’ve got my hanky out as I liked this album ! Perhaps the title expresses it all.

A good soul album and a good listen, the production techniques remind me of those used in the old fashioned low budget area s and with some of the sixties reggae.

[Thraak]

Nice Gryphon, will have to check this out. Read a bit about him and so far all I know he is an ex-plumber/James Brown impersonator. D'loading the album as we speak. Should be good!