Customer Reviews

Fun of Your Love

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4 star:		(10)
3 star:		(0)
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1 star:		(2)

 

 

Jennifer Day's angelic voice sings all of the songs I have ever wanted to sing to a guy. Every one of her songs can connect to almost anyone and tell it just like it is. From the joys of a relationship in "The Fun of Your Love" to finding love in "What If Its Me" and "Someday" and even getting over heartache in "Gone by Dawn". I would definatley recommend this album to ANYONE who was had ANY problems and who have always wondered how to express their feelings. This album has done it, thanks to Jennifer Day.

My first decision to buy this particular album came probably as no shock to any of you. Upon hearing Jennifer's first single "The Fun of Your Love" I was struck heavily by the talent presented through her talented vocals stylings. It is not every day that one hears a twenty year old woman who is just over five feet tall with such a powerful voice. Even though the song is a little "popish" Jennifer is able to bring her powerful talent to the forefront of the cute little number. The rest of the album is shockingly good for a first try, although I would not rank it with SHeDAISY's "The Whole Shebang" which I considered to be the best album released in 1999. This is 2000 though and new talent is coming in left and right and soon enough the sheep will be seperated from the goats. Jennifer deserves 5 stars because of her talent and although she has much room to improve and mature, she still shines like a star in the night. I can't wait to see how she grows, musically, as the years in her career progress. 5 stars. Solid first effort. And she's nice to look at too.

I love this whole CD! The first time I heard one of her songs was on the TV series, GET REAL. Tell Me I'm the One....what a great song and it's soooo easy to "relate" to all of her songs.

In 2000, what used to be urban music is now pop (NSync, Britney Spears) and what used to be pop/mor is now country. In that vein, we introduce young Jennifer Day as a country artist, although 10 years ago, she'd have been competing for chart space with the likes of Debbie Gibson. Jennifer's blessed with a strong young voice, but the only thing that likens her debut collection to preconceived notions of "country" music is the slight twang in her voice. Otherwise, the title cut from this collection would not be out of place on even r&b radio, in a perfect world. Die-hard, old-school country fans will be no doubt disappointed, but us "new" fans, those of us who ignore genre labels and are just seeking good music with catchy beats and lyrics will surely welcome young Ms.Day and her above-average first effort. From the beat-laden title cut to the midtempo swayer "Somebody Else's Guy," to the heartfelt, lovely "What if it's me,' Day proves that she can hold court with class of 99's teen queens Britney and Christina. She even includes a superior cover of Aguilera's "I turn to You." With proper marketing Jennifer could continue country music's resurgence to mainstream glory and assist in welcoming a new legion of fans into the fold. Don't wait, come aboard now!

This album is great! If you like Martina McBride and the Dixie Chicks, you will love Jennifer Day! Her spunky songs really keep you jammin'! Her version of "I Turn To You" rivals Christina Aguilera's! Definately pick this one up!

This is a good album. It's not a strong 4 stars, but I was feeling generous to a debut effort. The songs that are uptempo and zippy are definitely fun and raise up the album. There's a number of songs that really feel like feel though. Overall this is good country/pop and it's too bad Jennifer never put out anythign else. She's got a light, sort of chirpy voice, not real powerful, but that hasn't stopped a lot of singers. Some good songs:

Yeah, right - fun, bouncy tune.

Someday - has spirit

Gone by Dawn - spunky attitude. Singer dismisses a guy

Disappear

Fearless - good, tough attitude

I have to say I was incredibly hurt by the reviews saying that Jennifer's songs were not deep and that her voice wasn't that great. I have been able to relate to every single song on this CD. It is one of my favorite CD's I have ever bought. Her voice is absolutely incredible, but I believe it is best to hear her live... [her show] it is so powerful. I think that anyone would love it (unless you have no respect or taste) and I recommend it to everyone!

We all know this girl can sing. We heard it when her first single,"Fun of Your Love" was released. That's the least of it. The songs on this CD will make you smile and make you reflective.

All the songs aren't as upbeat as "Fun of Your Love." She has some really great slow ones that sing of lost loves, and of trying to recover them. "I Turn to YOu", one some may recognize from a well-known pop singer, really shows how much she puts her heart into each track.

Other songs worth mentioning are two very upbeat tunes. "Yeah, Right" has well-written lyrics, and Day catches the listener's ear with her style in this one. It tells of a young woman trying to convince her main squeeze that she has fallen for him. Another is "Someday", this once makes the listener smile right off. This is just the opposite of the previously mentioned tune. In this one, she is telling the guy that someday, and he may not know when, he will realize how important she was to him. Really original.

Day also co-wrote 4 of the tracks on her debut CD. These aren't a just a little stab at the task, either. She proves her value as both a singer AND a song writer.

I give this CD only 4 stars because I have yet to see her perform live. I'll tell you soon, as she is coming to the Detroit area. I am sure I will come back with rave reviews. Buy this CD, it's a mixture of country, pop, with a little of everything else mixed in.

Jennifer is a GREAT up and coming artist. Before too long we will have Shania part 2. Her Cd is GREAT, and you can tell this DEFINITELY wont be the last from her.

In 2000, what used to be urban music is now pop (NSync, Britney Spears) and what used to be pop/mor is now country. In that vein, we introduce young Jennifer Day as a country artist, although 10 years ago, she'd have been competing for chart space with the likes of Debbie Gibson. Jennifer's blessed with a strong young voice, but the only thing that likens her debut collection to preconceived notions of "country" music is the slight twang in her voice. Otherwise, the title cut from this collection would not be out of place on even r&b radio, in a perfect world. Die-hard, old-school country fans will be no doubt disappointed, but us "new" fans, those of us who ignore genre labels and are just seeking good music with catchy beats and lyrics will surely welcome young Ms.Day and her above-average first effort. From the beat-laden title cut to the midtempo swayer "Somebody Else's Guy," to the heartfelt, lovely "What if it's me,' Day proves that she can hold court with class of 99's teen queens Britney and Christina. She even includes a superior cover of Aguilera's "I turn to You." With proper marketing Jennifer could continue country music's resurgence to mainstream glory and assist in welcoming a new legion of fans into the fold. Don't wait, come aboard now!