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Not A Little Girl Anymore

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発売日 2011年03月05日
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レーベルBBR
構成数 1
パッケージ仕様 -
規格品番 CDBBR0028
SKU 5013929032828

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 01:05:26
Liner Note Author: Christian John Wikane. Recording information: Apple Studios, London; Media Sound, New York. Photographers: Rod Lynton; Pete Saunders; Linda Lewis. The title says it all. No matter how well-loved Linda Lewis was during her days at Reprise, still the focus of both marketing and material was on the sheer youthful glee with which she attacked every performance. Her debut at Arista, however, was built around her determination that, at last, she was going to be treated like an adult, a vow that proved to have been fulfilled long before you reached the sultry, resolute title track. Packing more covers than any of her earlier albums, Not a Little Girl Anymore nevertheless emerges as Lewis' most well-rounded and, perhaps, personal album yet. Cat Stevens' "(Remember the Days Of) The Old Schoolyard," a somewhat forced exercise in nostalgia in its writer's hands, is here imbibed with a genuine sense of emotion and regret. However, there is no time for maudlin reflection as "It's in His Kiss (Shoop Shoop Song)," a wily cover of the Betty Everett classic, simply erupts out of the song's closing notes with a rambunctious passion that suggests kissing is only the first thing on Lewis' mind. From there on, and to paraphrase one of the album's other prime cuts, Lewis rollercoasters through a succession of moods and styles, ranging from the emotive soul of Gwen Guthrie's "This Time I'll Be Sweeter to her own (stylistically, aptly titled) "My Grandaddy Could Reggae," a reminder of the versatility that past albums occasionally allowed to overwhelm content, but which here is balanced with delicate precision. And, as you approach the end, the gentle "I Do My Best to Impress" leaves the listener with one thought. You succeeded. ~ Amy Hanson
エディション : Remaster

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    1. 1.
      (Remember the Days of) the Old Schoolyard
    2. 2.
      It's In His Kiss
    3. 3.
      This Time I'll Be Sweeter
    4. 4.
      Rock and Roller Coaster
    5. 5.
      Not a Little Girl Anymore
    6. 6.
      Love Where Are You Now
    7. 7.
      My Grandaddy Could Reggae
    8. 8.
      I Do My Best To Impress
    9. 9.
      May You Never
    10. 10.
      Love, Love, Love
    11. 11.
      Walk About
    12. 12.
      The Seaside Song
    13. 13.
      The Cordon Blues
    14. 14.
      So Many Mysteries To Find
    15. 15.
      Baby I'm Yours
    16. 16.
      All Comes Back To Love
    17. 17.
      The Other Side
    18. 18.
      Winter Wonderland

作品の情報

メイン
アーティスト: Linda Lewis

オリジナル発売日:1975年

商品の紹介

Uncut (p.94) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "Her four-octave voice gets its lustiest workout on the disco-fied version of Betty Everett's 'It's In His Kiss'." Record Collector (magazine) (p.102) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "A striking collection that mixes blissful pop with shimmering soul, it features the Tower Of Power horns..."
Rovi

The title says it all. No matter how well-loved Linda Lewis was during her days at Reprise, still the focus of both marketing and material was on the sheer youthful glee with which she attacked every performance. Her debut at Arista, however, was built around her determination that, at last, she was going to be treated like an adult, a vow that proved to have been fulfilled long before you reached the sultry, resolute title track. Packing more covers than any of her earlier albums, Not a Little Girl Anymore nevertheless emerges as Lewis' most well-rounded and, perhaps, personal album yet. Cat Stevens' "(Remember the Days Of) The Old Schoolyard," a somewhat forced exercise in nostalgia in its writer's hands, is here imbibed with a genuine sense of emotion and regret. However, there is no time for maudlin reflection as "It's in His Kiss (Shoop Shoop Song)," a wily cover of the Betty Everett classic, simply erupts out of the song's closing notes with a rambunctious passion that suggests kissing is only the first thing on Lewis' mind. From there on, and to paraphrase one of the album's other prime cuts, Lewis rollercoasters through a succession of moods and styles, ranging from the emotive soul of Gwen Guthrie's "This Time I'll Be Sweeter to her own (stylistically, aptly titled) "My Grandaddy Could Reggae," a reminder of the versatility that past albums occasionally allowed to overwhelm content, but which here is balanced with delicate precision. And, as you approach the end, the gentle "I Do My Best to Impress" leaves the listener with one thought. You succeeded. ~ Amy Hanson
Rovi

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