Sylvia sentimental sap - and I love it!
Donny A. Cruce | Rabun Gap, Georgia United States | 03/01/2007
(4 out of 5 stars)
"Several really good songs on this album. The obvious pop hit of 'Nobody' is here - as well as 'Sweet Yesterday' both still great tunes. I found two that I had never heard after recently buying a cassette version of this album - and they made this a very enjoyable piece of memorabilia. You can't go back home and Everybody's got a dream ( Mill Song ) are both very sentimental and very heavy on the sap. I loved hearing these tunes. I guess that makes me sappy. Mill Song - to me, the title sounds like a song about a Mill on a stream with a big water wheel -but it's not. Its about a girl who grew up a mile from a textile mill. And how her father instilled in her a sense of value and meaning. For all Sylvia's insistence that you 'cant go back home' this album takes you there and drives you around the block a couple times. I reccommend this album to anyone who went through their teens in the 70's/80's. Great collection of tunes - Not a stinker among them and Sylvia's voice is in perfect form here; soft and strong : )"
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Richard Jordan | 10/03/2006
(5 out of 5 stars)
"I purchased this ablum when it first came out and my wife and I liked every song on it. It's not that country. More of an easy listening album with each song having a nice sound to it that makes you want to hear it again. At least to us. I am still looking for it on a CD."
