Tag Archives: album review

Violin Adagios, by various artists From time to time I enjoy a break from my usual listening material while driving, and since I knew I did not have time to finish an audiobook before leaving on an extended trip to … Continue reading →

Everybody Jam!, by Scatman Jack I really have to thank Todd In The Shadows for introducing me to this artist.  I had never heard of Scatman Jack before watching one of his one-hit wonder retrospectives, and in the course of … Continue reading →

This particular “album” is a three song EP that was released by Kenna.  Having previously listened to and enjoyed his two full albums, which were both excellent and should have been hits, does Kenna’s independent music efforts have the same … Continue reading →

New Sacred Cow, by Kenna Admittedly, Kenna is far more obscure of an artist than most of those whose albums I review, but I heard about him from an audiobook by Malcolm Gladwell, “Blink,” that discussed how the verdict of … Continue reading →

Greatest Hits, by Exposé There is a common trajectory among many musical acts, and that is beginning with peppy and upbeat and even sassy songs and then moving to a more mature ballad-driven approach.  Among the bands that followed this … Continue reading →

The Very Best Of En Vogue, by En Vogue I must admit that I am a fan of En Vogue and their best songs are, for the most part at least, somewhat easy to determine.  For some reason, only a … Continue reading →

Many who know my writings are aware of the support I have given to Janet Jackson for her stellar career as a musician [1], but I have not given a detailed review of her music.  Having failed to win a … Continue reading →