ProductDetails
- 01. The Name Game
02. Don't Let Go
03. Kansas City
04. Shy One
05. Stardust
06. The Nitty Gritty
07. Such A Night
08. C.C. Rider
09. I Never Will Forget
10. Stagger Lee
11. Whisper To Me Wind
12. Bring It On Home To MeSHIRLEY ELLIS
The Name Game
[engl] A mid 1960s rock'n'soul smasher! Shirly Ellis and her songwriting team went for a colorful album here combining hard hitting rock'n'roll with a slightly softened garage flavor and lush soulful pop. It presents smooth yet striking vocal melodies on nearly ecstatic rhythmical patterns. Dance songs thrown in for the good measure put an emphasize on the groove that shake and rattle your funky bones! Shirley Ellis knows to put words together and sing them in a way that they put fuel to the rhythm fire. The album will certainly appeal to soul aficionados but this goes deeper and further and melts down the borders to beat and rock'n'roll. Despite the singer's age this album felt fresh and youthful which is owed to her timelessly elegant voice that shows class and style even in the more naughty moments. A fantastic gem for certain and a must have for fans of black 60s pop, soul and rock'n'roll.- Format
- LP
- Release-Datum
- 11.05.2017
- EAN
- EAN 8653106212215
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