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Spur of the Moment

Mcalister Hayes | Dumfries, VA | 02/17/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Spur of the moment is one of the most versatile and entertaining bands I've ever seen. Its too bad they didn't include some of the hot tracks that I have the pleasure of hearing them play in the MD/DC area on a bi-weekly basis. "People make the world go round", and anything they do by Earth Wind and Fire are my favorites. Not to mention their own, "In my corner" and others. If you get to seem them, do it! If you're thinking about buying there CD's, do it."

Out of the Shadows is fantastic!!

Cindy | Washington, DC (home of Spur) | 09/28/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"After a hard day at work, slip out of those clothes, pour a glass of your favorite wine, light a slow-burning candle, and, either with a significant other or all by yourself, step into a warm, tingly bubble bath and forget the Calgon, let Spur of the Moment take you away..... This CD is excellent from the very first cut -- EZ Street -- which is sooo, soooo smooth. People talk about Maysa's contribution to the CD, which is great on track #6 Longer than Forever. But be sure to check out Kenny Allen's vocals on tracks 3, 9 and 11. And his keyboard talents are especially super on track #2 In Key as well as on EZ Street. Each band member SHOWS OFF on this CD, each one of them! I can't get enuff of sax man Brian, mainly on tracks #7 Tears, #12 For Me and #13 I Believe I Can Fly. This CD is a must-have."

Smooth road West

Redmon Harper | Indianapolis,In | 03/24/2003

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I met Kenny when he was 9 years old, he was a pest! If I had any Idea there was that much talent in those hands, I would not have smacked them, I would have kissed them.I got the CD while in Maryland on Vacation, and played it all the way to INDIANA, Now thats smooth! I loved how "Your in my Corner" was the proper love song for the road, totally inspiring. And "Longer than Forever" just did'nt seem long enough. I tell ya, anytime I'm having the out of D.C. blues, "Spur of the Moment" get the nod to the CD player."