Search - Jason Raize :: You Win Again / I'd Be Lyin

You Win Again

06/14/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Jason Raize is an amazing perfomer! I saw him in the Lion King and was impressed by his powerful voice. His new CD is soon to be a hit everywhere! "You Win Again" has a great beat and I enjoy listening to his voice."

This is a Great Song!

Laurie Keller | San Diego, California USA | 07/06/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

""You Win Again" is a really great song and Jason Raize has an amazing voice. I went to the taping of the Disney Channel In Concert with him and Jessica Simpson and I really didn't know any of his songs when he was performing but "You Win Again" was the song that really stuck out to me! I also got to meet him and he is a really nice guy and he is super talented! So go out and by this single and his whole cd when that comes out because it promises to be good from what I have heard so far!"

Truly Talented, Terribly Tragic

MarkeN | Portland, Oregon United States | 09/10/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"A triple treat if ever there was one. Jason had the beautiful, emotive, yet masculine, voice destined to put all other crooners to shame; the beefcake, yet sultry looks that many pump or surgically strive for; the great roles on Broadway that can only come to real talent. Seemed he had everything going for him. Why the album that is mentioned on the back of this disc didn't materialize, is one of those shames of the recording industry. Why he felt it necessary to take his life at 28 is one of those tragic secrets that only he, and God, can know.



His performance on "The Lion King" cast album, and appearance on The Rosie O'Donnell Show captivated me beyond choice. With all of the useless, banal, semi-talents that clog the entertainment world, he should have risen to the top & superceded all of them.



The Gibb brothers' "You Win Again" & Desmond Child's "I'd Be Lying" are admittedly of the 'boy-band' feel, yet with enough spine & grit to ensure that they should have been hits. Why Universal didn't get behind & promote these borders on criminal."