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remember when?,
By "tomorrows_heirlooms" (Fallbrook, CA USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Tower of Power (Audio CD)
I am 44; a 'baby boomer'. This baby boomer has some very fond memories connected to songs like TOP's So Very Hard To Go. I was doing a bit of grocery shoping the other day, when all of a sudden this song deliciously filled my ear canals. You should have seen the looks I was getting, as I swayed down the canned vegetables aisle. Made me want to pull on some hip huggers! Talk about 'ear-candy'!
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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TOWER OF POWER COOKS BEST ON THIS ONE,
By don page (lago vista, texas USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Tower of Power (Audio CD)
If you don't own anything by T.O.P., this is one to start with. I own everything they have recorded and this is my favorite. I listened to this last night and decided it is time to buy it on C.D. I only have it on vinyl. It is one of those recordings. It stands the test of time. Any young Jazz musician coming up would say, WOW!
10 of 12 people found the following review helpful:
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Great Sounds from 1973!!!!,
By Music Lover "greatlandini" (Annapolis, MD) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Tower of Power (Audio CD)
By 1973, at the tender age of 15, I had given up on most "popular music." Most of what Top 40 radio played just seemed lame to me. I was mostly into old Motown and other Classic Soul Sounds. I heard "So Very Hard To Go" on the radio and thought, "What a great tune!' I later heard "This Time Its Real" and managed to tape it off the radio and again was struck by what a great song it was. I finally got around to buying the CD in 2000. What a great album. It is a good mix of slower songs and upbeat funk numbers. "Clever Girl" and "Will I Ever Find A Love" are both ballads and two of my favorites from the album.
Listening to this album, along with the Crusaders "Unsung Heroes" also from 1973 shows just how lame a lot of the other music coming out of the radio (Helen Reddy, Olivia Newton-John etc) was at that time. Even halfway decent songs like Elton John's "Daniel", Dobie Gray's "Drift Away" and Johnny Nash's "I Can See Clearly Now" got overplayed to death. Does anyone remember the horrid "Playground of my Mind" by Clint Holmes? Though Chicago was very good at what they did, Tower of Power and the Crusaders went to places Chicago could only dream of. Anyway, I digress. This is a great album and a great lost 70's classic.
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