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The Long Awaited Debut Country Album from Multi Platinum Singer / Songwriter TIFFANY
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
There is no denying Tiffany's vocal power. I remember watching her sing "Queen of Hearts" at the age of 14 on some old country music show in the 80's and my mouth just dropping wide open! I've never liked this genre of music but somehow when she sang it I could enjoy everything about it because she sounded so beautiful. Rose Tattoo stands out as one of her best "vocally". I think many of her fans like myself were not shocked that she would release a country album because it's always been apart of her. Tiffany has always been so diverse with her music. Even through the rock and pop and dance albums we'd always get to hear a little country sprinkled in to the mix. "Sam Loves Joann" is a great example of this. It was featured on her Dreams Never Die album which was unfortunately limited to release in Japan.
Rose Tattoo is a short piece of work but jam packed from beginning to end. When it does end you'll wish there were more. I was hoping a hidden track might surface but it didn't! All of the songs are catchy, fun, sexy and are written really well. Tiffany never sounded more beautiful fun and sultry.
The album begins with "Feel the Music" which is a great starter to get you into the mood of what's to come. I wanna feel the music, get wild in this town, shake it up and lose it till the walls fall down." Then it goes into a track called "Crazy Girls" which is a wonderful follow up to "Feel the Music." Tiffany bellows "Cuz that's what Crazy Girls do. Not afraid to jump off a cliff or two. We're gonna drive fast, drink hard, leave a trail of broken hearts. Bring the boys to their knees like Thelma and Louise!
Then you have ballad like he "He Won't Miss Me" and "All Over You" which are very pretty and some of my favorites on the album.
"Love You Good" is my favorite track. The opening of the song has Tiffany using her signature low key that can send shivers up your spine. She sounds sexy and the song itself has an old school sound to it....That Louisiana Voodoo creeps in with the fog sometimes, I appreciate the ride especially on a night like this...
She's blessed to sound so good singing country as she is with pop and rock. It's rare and not many can pull it off. I highly recommend you snatch this up and if you love Rose Tattoo then you really might want to buy her albums Just Me and Dreams Never Die.
Rose Tattoo is a short piece of work but jam packed from beginning to end. When it does end you'll wish there were more. I was hoping a hidden track might surface but it didn't! All of the songs are catchy, fun, sexy and are written really well. Tiffany never sounded more beautiful fun and sultry.
The album begins with "Feel the Music" which is a great starter to get you into the mood of what's to come. I wanna feel the music, get wild in this town, shake it up and lose it till the walls fall down." Then it goes into a track called "Crazy Girls" which is a wonderful follow up to "Feel the Music." Tiffany bellows "Cuz that's what Crazy Girls do. Not afraid to jump off a cliff or two. We're gonna drive fast, drink hard, leave a trail of broken hearts. Bring the boys to their knees like Thelma and Louise!
Then you have ballad like he "He Won't Miss Me" and "All Over You" which are very pretty and some of my favorites on the album.
"Love You Good" is my favorite track. The opening of the song has Tiffany using her signature low key that can send shivers up your spine. She sounds sexy and the song itself has an old school sound to it....That Louisiana Voodoo creeps in with the fog sometimes, I appreciate the ride especially on a night like this...
She's blessed to sound so good singing country as she is with pop and rock. It's rare and not many can pull it off. I highly recommend you snatch this up and if you love Rose Tattoo then you really might want to buy her albums Just Me and Dreams Never Die.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
First off, I confess to being a kid when Tiffany was at the height of her popularity, and I have always liked her. Through my college years, her music was a guilty pleasure. But somewhere around 2001, Tiffany stopped being a "guilty" pleasure and started being a genuine one. Since that time, Tiffany has grown considerably as an artist and has released a pop/rock album ("Color of Silence" -- probably her best album), a dance CD, and a light-rock album --- and now she's trying her hand at country. And honestly? She sounds best singing country music! Strange but true.
The songs here are few (eight tracks) but each one is a winner -- all killer, no filler. A few stadouts are "All Over You" and "Crazy Girls" -- both wild, sexy songs that allow Tiffany to really cut loose the sass -- and "He Won't Miss Me" is a tearjerker ballad that sounds like a classic forlorn country song. The music here is as good or better than what you'll find on any modern country album. I could not be more impressed with this newest effort by Tiffany.
By the way, if you download this album, be sure to add Tiffany's recent single "Serpentine". It's the same style as the album here, and it is great!
The songs here are few (eight tracks) but each one is a winner -- all killer, no filler. A few stadouts are "All Over You" and "Crazy Girls" -- both wild, sexy songs that allow Tiffany to really cut loose the sass -- and "He Won't Miss Me" is a tearjerker ballad that sounds like a classic forlorn country song. The music here is as good or better than what you'll find on any modern country album. I could not be more impressed with this newest effort by Tiffany.
By the way, if you download this album, be sure to add Tiffany's recent single "Serpentine". It's the same style as the album here, and it is great!
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
By Daniel
Format:Audio CD
I haven't liked country music since I was 5 yrs-old so hearing that one of my favorite voices was heading in that direction, it was a little hard to get excited about it even though it has been something she's been itching to do for years. That said, ya can't deny that her voice was tailor-made for the earthy, bluesy heartbreak she's belting out on Rose Tattoo.
Tiffany has proven her versatility time and again by successfully recording pop, dance, rock, RnB, industrial and while she's had a flirtation with country already, this album is her first official foray into full-on country... and her pet project fits like a glove. She doesn't bring out the twang (fortunately) but this is solid, soulful, down home stuff and dammit, I actually wanted more! Eight songs seems an oddly slighted amount considering how passionate she was about this album. Nevertheless, leaving you wanting more is a good thing.
While I am happy she finally got her country album and have already listened to it three times, my fingers are crossed album #9 is the OTHER genre best-suited to her powerful, emotive pipes: ROCK!
Tiffany has proven her versatility time and again by successfully recording pop, dance, rock, RnB, industrial and while she's had a flirtation with country already, this album is her first official foray into full-on country... and her pet project fits like a glove. She doesn't bring out the twang (fortunately) but this is solid, soulful, down home stuff and dammit, I actually wanted more! Eight songs seems an oddly slighted amount considering how passionate she was about this album. Nevertheless, leaving you wanting more is a good thing.
While I am happy she finally got her country album and have already listened to it three times, my fingers are crossed album #9 is the OTHER genre best-suited to her powerful, emotive pipes: ROCK!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
great album
I'm not a big country fan. I like some country pop artists like faith hill Shania Kenny Cheney little big town and the most country I go is Dolly Patron. Read more
Published 6 months ago by michael n los angeles
5.0 out of 5 stars
Still going strong!
After all these years Tiffany is still doing her thing, Rose Tattoo is a great cd that is very well written, it's a very nice try at a country recording as her strong voice can... Read more
Published 16 months ago by Tatdude
4.0 out of 5 stars
Tiffany does it yet again
I have been a big fan of Tiffany's since the 1980's. With Rose Tattoo, she gets back to her Country music roots. A must have for all Tiffany fans and Country music lovers alike. Read more
Published 23 months ago by Ray Rogers
5.0 out of 5 stars
Finally!
I remember reading in the 80's how Tiffany started out as a country singer, and then in 1997 that she was in Nashville trying to make some country music. Read more
Published on April 28, 2011 by Mike James
5.0 out of 5 stars
It will leave you wanting more!
I have had the pleasure of seeing Tiffany perform these songs live in Nashville at The Listening Room, I heard them as she tried them out as well as at her CD release party. Read more
Published on April 4, 2011 by B. Johnson
5.0 out of 5 stars
Give her a break again! Geez!
This debut country album by 80's superstar Tiffany is nothing short of amazing! Her voice can sing anything..... Read more
Published on March 8, 2011 by Music Lover
