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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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Get your reservation to St.JC now!,
By TAG (Stone Mountain, Ga United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Welcome to the St James Club (Audio CD)
I've been a fan of the Rippingtons since their original release and they remain my favorite group. This, I believe, was and still is their best. Every song is great, especially the opening cut. Other than perhaps, Moonlighting, which has become a Jazz 'museum' classic not only for the music, but for the virtual 'who's who' list of musicians who went on to their own recording fame, Welcome to the St.JC is one that I recommend for anyone starting their Rippington's CD collection.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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Still the freshest and most diverse of all the Ripps' albums,
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This review is from: Welcome to the St James Club (Audio CD)
From the title track to the last note, "Welcome to the St. James Club" is "The Rippingtons!" If you have no other of their albums, this is the one to buy. One cannot listen to this album and not come away feeling uplifted, upbeat and ready to Ripp! Russ and the Rippingtons tear it up from start to finish and don't miss a beat. While the title track is my favorite, perhaps the sleeper of the album is "Kenya" (also selected for their best of... album); Steve Reid at his best and a tune to play at high volume.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Your typical but above average Rippingtons release!,
This review is from: Welcome to the St James Club (Audio CD)
The Rippingtons 1990 outing entitled "Welcome To Saint James Club" is not much different from previous Rippingtons albums but it is still a very enjoyable CD with standout tracks like the opening title track, and "I Watched Her Walk Away" but the real gem for me is the second song entitled "Wednesday's Child" which begins with an optimistic opener before becoming a very sophisticated pop-jazz classic with amazing keyboard sounds. Most of the rest of this album is also very good but doesn't stand out the way "Wednesday's Child" does. Definately a recommended album and certainly a worthy introduction to these guys but "Moonlighting" remains my favorite Rippingtons album as of writing this review.
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