The Manhattans - There's No Good In Goodbye (Expanded Version) (1978/2016) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: The Manhattans
- Title: There's No Good In Goodbye (Expanded Version)
- Year Of Release: 1978/2016
- Label: Columbia / Legacy
- Genre: Soul, R&B
- Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz
- Total Time: 01:10:53
- Total Size: 460 / 1529 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
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01. There's No Good in Goodbye
02. Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye
03. Tomorrow
04. Share My Life
05. Am I Losing You
06. Happiness
07. You're My Life
08. Goodbye Is the Saddest Word
09. Movin'
10. Everybody Has a Dream
11. Don't Say Goodbye (Single Version)
12. Here Comes the Hurt Again (Single Version)
13. Everybody Has a Dream (Single Version)
14. Am I Losing You (Alternate Version w/o Rap)
15. Don't Say Goodbye (X-Rated Version)
16. Here Comes the Hurt Again (X-Rated Version)
17. That's Not Part of the Show (X-Rated Version)
Gerald Alston & the Manhattans - Winnie "Blue" Lovett, Ernest Bivins and Kenny Kelly - are mellow as Moet on this sophisticated soul showcase. Remakes of "Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye" and "Tomorrow" sound like originals; they stamped their imprint on the two pop classics so definitively you forget about other versions. The eloquent "Am I Losing You" is an understated and heart-rending ballad. The chugger "Movin'" is the only uptempo number, while "Everybody Has a Dream is a motivational piece. Alston sings like a Baptist preacher on the Dr. Martin Luther King-inspired message song. Despite Blue's depressing spoken intro, "Goodbye Is the Saddest Word" is not as depressing as the title or Blue's opening suggests - it has a buoyant midtempo beat and a happy-go-lucky feel.
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01. There's No Good in Goodbye
02. Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye
03. Tomorrow
04. Share My Life
05. Am I Losing You
06. Happiness
07. You're My Life
08. Goodbye Is the Saddest Word
09. Movin'
10. Everybody Has a Dream
11. Don't Say Goodbye (Single Version)
12. Here Comes the Hurt Again (Single Version)
13. Everybody Has a Dream (Single Version)
14. Am I Losing You (Alternate Version w/o Rap)
15. Don't Say Goodbye (X-Rated Version)
16. Here Comes the Hurt Again (X-Rated Version)
17. That's Not Part of the Show (X-Rated Version)
Gerald Alston & the Manhattans - Winnie "Blue" Lovett, Ernest Bivins and Kenny Kelly - are mellow as Moet on this sophisticated soul showcase. Remakes of "Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye" and "Tomorrow" sound like originals; they stamped their imprint on the two pop classics so definitively you forget about other versions. The eloquent "Am I Losing You" is an understated and heart-rending ballad. The chugger "Movin'" is the only uptempo number, while "Everybody Has a Dream is a motivational piece. Alston sings like a Baptist preacher on the Dr. Martin Luther King-inspired message song. Despite Blue's depressing spoken intro, "Goodbye Is the Saddest Word" is not as depressing as the title or Blue's opening suggests - it has a buoyant midtempo beat and a happy-go-lucky feel.
Year 2016 | Soul | R&B | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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