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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Beautiful Blues,
By Brownie Points "Maujla" (Woodridge, IL USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Out of the Wilderness (Audio CD)
This album is for all of us who truly appreciate soulful, creative, living music. I had never listen Robert Bradley before but on the spur of the moment I bought this. The first song I listened to was "Out of the Wilderness." Bradley's deep and powerful voice mixed with the extremely relaxing make this a must-have for blues fans. It is also great music to chill to. One of the songs, "Love in the Daytime" is featured in the new Amy Smart movie "Love N' Dancing" which is also worthy of a mention. I hate writing reviews but I love this album and I'm listening to it right now, which is easing the pain of writing. Great Album!
5.0 out of 5 stars
Terrific!,
By Thomas (Copenhagen, Denmark) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Out of the Wilderness (Audio CD)
First, I want to thank The Gaslight Anthem for introducing me to Robert Bradley's Blackwater Surprise with the song "Once Upon A Time". If it wasn't for them I seriously doubt that I would have ever stumbled upon his music. Being quite a bit of a rock 'n' roll enthusiast with a passion for both blues and soul music, "Once Upon A Time" really turned me on. It made me buy his first album which I absolutely loved. Then I heard Out of the Wilderness online on his website [...], and it was just on repeat on my computer for weeks. Now I finally found a place to buy it! Now I just have to wait for about 1-2 months before I can enjoy it because I live in Denmark, but this is definitely worth the wait. Robert Bradley is simply amazing!
5.0 out of 5 stars
Blues to savor!,
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This review is from: Out of the Wilderness (Audio CD)
This is a must have cd for anyone who loves the Blues. The lyrics speak to your soul while the music has an infectious rockin' beat. You can't go wrong this this one!
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Refreshing,
By Nenabena "Nina" (TN USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Out of the Wilderness (Audio CD)
This album is truly refreshing. Music like this is hard to come by. I really like the artists tone and style. I had not heard about this artist before but I surprised at his talent. My favourite song was "Love You In The Daytime."If you do want to spend money on fulfilling music, this is worth the money.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Super Charged Soul Music,
This review is from: Out of the Wilderness (Audio CD)
This is my new favorite artist for 2009. This is the kind of soul music everyone can appreciate. My favorite song is "Love You In The Day Time" this song is featured in the new movie "Love N' Dancing" starring Amy Smart.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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defective,
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This review is from: Out of the Wilderness (Audio CD)
Product was ordered with several CD's and this one has a reading disc error and will not allow it to play. I need to return it but I've lost the packing slip and don't know where to send it for a swap. Can you check and return an e-mail to help me out? Gayle Margraf
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JUST GREAT!,
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This review is from: Out of the Wilderness (Audio CD)
This album is full of amazing musics!
I love the beat, and i love the lyrics!. ITs worth money
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent,
This review is from: Out of the Wilderness (Audio CD)
I love the music itself, and though simple, the lyrics definitely work. Reminds me of Tom Petty a little.
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Last Great CD for Cherokee Studios,
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This review is from: Out of the Wilderness (Audio CD)
New Robert Bradley's Blackwater Surprise Album
"Out of the Wilderness" Last Great CD for Cherokee Studios © Craig Sanders Soulful master of the groove Robert Bradley has released one of the finest Soul albums in many years. Out of the Wilderness surpasses its already high expectations, blending R & B, Soul, Blues and Rock into his own unique sonic potion. Perhaps it was the mystique of being one of the last recordings at the legendary Cherokee Studios, the Hollywood staple that has produced several hundred gold and platinum albums. If Out of the Wilderness is Cherokee Studios' swansong, than it is a fitting send off for the studio. Alabama Native Robert Bradley Finds Success in Detroit Born in Alabama, the blind musician Robert Bradley perfected his music in the coffeehouses and churches of the South. He moved to Detroit, and in 1994 a couple of young musicians working on an album overheard him busking. The youngsters invited him up to record with them, and Robert Bradley's Blackwater Surprise was born. Robert Bradley's New Album Brings Rhythm With a Heavy Dose of Blues Out of the Wilderness opens with the thick, bluesy title track that showcases Bradley's voice and legato singing style. Robert Bradley is not a crooner--more Tom Waits than Tom Jones--but it is just this characteristic that makes Bradley's music so compelling. Several other tracks on this album continue the blue tones. "Don't Pour Water" is a cautionary song, warning about the dangers of the world and urging to stay on the straight and narrow. "Alabama" features great guitar work from Matthew Ruffino and Zachary Throne including a bluesy slide guitar part that is a powerful counterpunch to Bradley's piano. Old Fashioned Soul and R and B on "Out of the Wilderness" Most of the songs on Out of the Wilderness feature a back beat that gives it a danceable groove. "Americaland" is a soulful mid-tempo song with some more clever guitar work and a crisp drum part, all enhanced by producer Bruce Robb's mix and vintage equipment at Cherokee Studios. A surprisingly up-tempo song, "Beautiful Girl" stands out as a potential single on the album. "Beautiful Girl" is a song about his daughter leaving home for the first time. With conflicted parental emotion, he worries about, warns, and wishes his daughter the best on her own. Out of the Wilderness One of the Last Albums From Cherokee Studios As mentioned above, Out of the Wilderness was recorded at Cherokee Studios. Cherokee Studios is a famous Hollywood studio--formerly MGM Recording Studios--which has produced almost 300 gold and platinum records in its lifetime. Some of the notable performers who have recorded here are: * Count Basie * Elvis Presley * B.B. King * Aerosmith * Frank Sinatra * Rick James * And now Robert Bradley's Blackwater Surprise In 1975, Bruce Robb, along with his brothers Dee and Joe, bought the studio from MGM. Now after thirty years under the Robbs, Cherokee Studios is set to close. After demolition, Cherokee Studios will be replaced with live and work lofts for musicians. Song List for Out of the Wilderness 1. Out of the Wilderness 2. Beautiful Girl 3. Good Times in My Life 4. Alabama 5. Americaland 6. Love You in the Daytime 7. Don't Pour Water 8. Cryin' My Eyes Out 9. Gotta Find A Woman 10. Everybody Wanna Party The copyright of the article New Robert Bradley's Blackwater Surprise Album in Soul Music is owned by Craig Sanders. Permission to republish New Robert Bradley's Blackwater Surprise Album in print or online must be granted by the author in writing. http://soul-music.suite101.com/article.cfm/new_robert_bradleys_blackwater_surprise_album |
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