Customer Reviews

Teenage Dreams

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Daniel is such a versatile artist! I do enjoy and appreciate the great variety of music he sings. There is a 5-star CD for any mood I may be in. This being his third Rock 'n' Roll collection released in as many years, follows the for-fun albums DANIEL IN BLUE JEANS and THE JUKEBOX YEARS. Though I eased out of that era in the sixties while raising a family, nevertheless I find it fun listening to Rock 'n' Roll these days when in the mood for perky music.

I was especially surprised and pleased to hear "But I Do". It must be a coincidence, but I had suggested this song to Daniel in a fan letter. If it is not a coincidence, I especially thank you, Daniel. I loved the melody and words and thought he would do it well. Well, he certainly perked it up considerably to fit the mood of this album! I do like it both ways! "My Special Angel", "Walk on By" (which I heard him sing for the first time in Branson last year), and "Little Arrows" stand out for me, but I enjoy all of the songs on all three albums.

I really enjoy this cd. Daniel O'Donnell does a fantastic job singing these favorites. His songs bring back some wonderful memories of my teen years.

I really enjoy this CD, It has a lot of the music on it that I listened to when I was a teenager. In fact, some I like better than the original all those years ago. Of course I love all of his music that I have. Wouldn't give it up for anything.

I have every album Daniel has cut, so when his 60's music came out, I ran to the nearest place to order them. He keeps the essence of the original music and does it his way. I love this album and those before. He can't seem to sing a bad song. So glad he is finding a spot in the U.S.A.

Daniel O'Donnell should stick to the Irish songs and country western songs he does quite well. He does a poor job on most of the songs on this CD and does not have the vocal range to sing the songs like they were originally recorded and the way we remember them.