MP3 Vito Alvaro - Hard Days Gone
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Shoe Shine
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Ill Make You Feel Fine
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Mr. Cadillac
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Hard Days Gone
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Lonely In The Dark
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Take A Good Look
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I Was So Wrong
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Closer Now (Until Forever)
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Every Night
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Up-and-coming Pop, New Country.
10 MP3 Songs
COUNTRY: Modern Country, POP: Folky Pop
Hard Days Gone Songs
Details:
That Vito has down pat the Pop mode -- and that of New Country (same thing) -- is not surprising when you regard who he lists as his influences: The Beatles, Elvis, John Cougar, Jim Cuddy.
Combine that with the awe-inspiring richness and depth of the musical team he's made-up to help him realize this project (Doug Riley, Kim Deschamps, Colin Linden, Natalie McMaster, Michael Pickett, Doug Romanow, Tim Bovaconti, Ray Montford and Mike Francis, among many stellar names). Indeed, with so many influences swirling around inside him and on this record, the one difficulty Vito might encounter is finding a niche to call his own, or at least that other people could call his.
He's a lot New Country, and of all the influences he cites there's little argument here that Jim Cuddy and Blue Rodeo is the strongest. Moreover, even with all the slick production, magnificent talent and clever arrangement, Alvaro also pierces through the candy coating with substantial things to say about love and regret. This album proves that Vito Alvaro has great musical taste, a passionate soul, and an intelligent and reflective nature
10 MP3 Songs
COUNTRY: Modern Country, POP: Folky Pop
Hard Days Gone Songs
Details:
That Vito has down pat the Pop mode -- and that of New Country (same thing) -- is not surprising when you regard who he lists as his influences: The Beatles, Elvis, John Cougar, Jim Cuddy.
Combine that with the awe-inspiring richness and depth of the musical team he's made-up to help him realize this project (Doug Riley, Kim Deschamps, Colin Linden, Natalie McMaster, Michael Pickett, Doug Romanow, Tim Bovaconti, Ray Montford and Mike Francis, among many stellar names). Indeed, with so many influences swirling around inside him and on this record, the one difficulty Vito might encounter is finding a niche to call his own, or at least that other people could call his.
He's a lot New Country, and of all the influences he cites there's little argument here that Jim Cuddy and Blue Rodeo is the strongest. Moreover, even with all the slick production, magnificent talent and clever arrangement, Alvaro also pierces through the candy coating with substantial things to say about love and regret. This album proves that Vito Alvaro has great musical taste, a passionate soul, and an intelligent and reflective nature
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