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5.0 out of 5 stars
Timeless Tony, Aka Every Seventies Superstar! (Except Abba!), April 5, 2000
This review is from: Love Grows Where My Rosemary Goes (Audio CD)
Tony Burrows is a man of many names, White Plains, Edison Lighthouse, First Class, The Pipkins, Etc... All of these songs are Classics Almost all are 70's songs. Tony Burrows holds the record for having the most songs in the UK top 10 at the same time under different names! The songs are all Classic Bubblegum Pop, Definitive of the Period too! To Relive an Era buy this disk, you wont be disappointed. The best track is "Love Grows When My Rosemary Goes", But there are so many timeless gems on this disk. Essential. COOL!
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3.0 out of 5 stars
a lot of good songs, but the sound quality suffers somewhat, August 18, 2011
This review is from: Love Grows Where My Rosemary Goes (Audio CD)
Several years ago I managed to get this CD for cheap. I didn't imagine that it would eventually go for so much, so I'm certainly glad I DID get it back then! Anyway, I enjoy this CD; I've listened to it quite a bit. I think it does have a lot of good, catchy tunes. Tony Burrows' vocals sound very good to me, if not really great. However, the sound quality of this CD seems inconsistent to me. The songs are supposedly digitally remastered, but over half of them (including the title hit), though they sound O.K., sound to me more like they were taken from old vinyl records. The others sound better to me, though. There are a few songs here that I don't care so much for, but I think most of them are really good, even if they (or most of them) are "bubblegum." If ALL of the tracks had SOUNDED like they were digitally remastered, I would have given this CD a higher rating. I honestly wouldn't recommend buying this CD for the prices that are being asked for it, especially not the REALLY high ones.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
The one man greatest hits compilation !, June 24, 2010
This review is from: Love Grows Where My Rosemary Goes (Audio CD)
If you heard "easy listening" music in the 1960s and 1970s, chances are that Tony Burrows was the voice that you hearing. Being a "portable" vocalist, he performed as a solo artist and in numerous bands that were nearly all "one hit wonders". You put this CD on and take a relaxing, toe tapping, nostalgic walk down memory lane.
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