John Davidson - My Best to You (1967) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: John Davidson
- Title: My Best to You
- Year Of Release: 1967
- Label: Columbia / Legacy
- Genre: Vocal Pop
- Quality: flac 24bits - 96.0kHz
- Total Time: 00:26:37
- Total Size: 576 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. I'll Always Remember
02. I Couldn't Live Without Your Love
03. Mame
04. That's Life
05. Somewhere
06. I Really Don't Want to Know
07. Games That Lovers Play
08. Sunny
09. Who Am I
10. Try to Remember
John Davidson was a vocalist who could sell a lot of albums without the benefit of hit singles. He put several songs on the adult contemporary chart, but never once graced the pop chart despite making some very successful albums. My Best to You was a commercial disappointment after Davidson's first album, The Time of My Life!, but again shows that he is a confident and dynamic vocalist, unlike many of the "golden throats" celebrity vocalists with whom he is often lumped. At times he sounds startlingly similar to Pat Boone, but asserts his own identity on songs like "That's Life" and "Sunny." Davidson's music is a perfect example of how traditional and teen idol pop turned into easy listening in the late '60s without suffering much of a change at all.
01. I'll Always Remember
02. I Couldn't Live Without Your Love
03. Mame
04. That's Life
05. Somewhere
06. I Really Don't Want to Know
07. Games That Lovers Play
08. Sunny
09. Who Am I
10. Try to Remember
John Davidson was a vocalist who could sell a lot of albums without the benefit of hit singles. He put several songs on the adult contemporary chart, but never once graced the pop chart despite making some very successful albums. My Best to You was a commercial disappointment after Davidson's first album, The Time of My Life!, but again shows that he is a confident and dynamic vocalist, unlike many of the "golden throats" celebrity vocalists with whom he is often lumped. At times he sounds startlingly similar to Pat Boone, but asserts his own identity on songs like "That's Life" and "Sunny." Davidson's music is a perfect example of how traditional and teen idol pop turned into easy listening in the late '60s without suffering much of a change at all.
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