Donny Osmond - What I Meant to Say
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Free Music Review: Original Material From Donny At Last !
Hit: 4 Stars
I bought this at intermission at Donny's concert, while I was on a "Donny High". His voice is never disappointing - just wonderful.
It is so great to hear original songs from Donny. I know the songs he wrote came from the heart, but a couple of them are pretty "sappy" and maybe would have been best kept for family gatherings, but the rest are pretty darn good.
I'll always be "in love" with his voice, its just wonderful. Great job, Donny!
Free Music Review: Quite an Impression
Hit: 4 Stars
WOW!! This album is quite an impression and update of the reknowned, Donny Osmond! Very relaxed and cool! the song that i predict will be the summer hit is "Breeze on by" .. I can tell that he sampled some isley brothers motions, and greg conquiso flow!!Free Music Review: Said it well
Hit: 4 Stars
Donnie has always had a great voice and a nice easy style. I really enjoy listening to a singer that sings instead of shoutingFree Music Review: A good moment for Donny
Hit: 3 Stars
On WHAT I MEANT TO SAY, Donny's clear expressive vocals and surprisingly good songwriting talents come into the forefront. The UK Top 10 hit "Breeze On By" creatively samples George Benson's jazz classic "Breezin'", and features free-flowing lyrics along with a relaxed vocal performance by the sexy Mr. Osmond.
"Breeze On By", "In It For Love', "Keep Her In Mind", and "Broken Man" prove that easy listening music can be very soulful, while on the Bacharach/David classic "This Guy's In Love With You", Osmond makes it all look easy when he hits those perfect high notes.
The rest of the album has good songs bathed in too-slick music arrangements, especially on the gooey "One Dream", the cleverly sincere "My Perfect Rhyme", and the uptempo "Shoulda' Known Better". A dose of lush mid-70's Marvin Gaye arrangements would do these tunes some good.
Free Music Review: NICE
Hit: 3 Stars
This album is not bad at all, but I'd rather see some of his older catalogue get released on CD.