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Celebration

01/04/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is one of my favorite Roger Whittaker albums, although they are all good. This album consists almost entirely of self-written material which not only shows off his incredible imagination, I believe that it is all in his best range, and shows off the beautiful tones of his voice perfectly. From the humorous "Should've Had Dogs" to the dramatic "From the North" to the beautiful setiment in "Sweet Memory of Gladness" to the truth in "Lemonade", this is a wonderful album from begining to end. If you are looking for a collection of Roger singing well-known songs, this is not it, but if you appreciate his unique original material, appreciate his wit, or just love him all the way around, this is for you."

Celebration is correct

Jody | Billings, MT | 02/07/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I really loved this new Roger Whittaker CD. His mellow voice and terrific lyrics really make my day. Also some very good duos with some good female singers. A must for anyone who love Roger."

Not great - but good

Jody | 10/10/1998

(3 out of 5 stars)

"In this cd Roger Whittaker celebrates 30 years of singing. This album was partially recorded at landsdowne studios, west london, home of many great whittaker recordings from the peak of his career, back in the 70'ies. although greatness isn't one of this albums qualities (unlike the fantastic 70'ies recordings), its a pretty good cd and quite enjoyable. Roger whittaker fans and good harmonic music lovers will like it. Tracks like: "I cant take anymore", "Sweet Memory of Gladness" and "Always and Always" are really good songs and enjoyable. With total playing time of 47:18 , this album is a good buy."