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From the New York Times...
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Just because you record your album in Memphis, known for its
historical importance as the center of soul music, doesn't necessarily
brings forth credibility as a soul musician a la Booker T. and
the M.G.s and Rufus Thomas. Still, actor Peter Gallagher, best
known as everyone's favorite dad on The O.C. does turn in somewhat
of a decent performance on this album, mainly familiar cover
songs, which doesn't sound like an overblown vanity project.
Rather, it does sound like the work of someone who is genuinely
interested in the distinct history and sound of the city. While
his vocals doesn't reveal a soul stirrer, Gallagher is leagues
ahead of blowhards like David Hasselhoff and Don Johnson who
misguidedly think they were singers. 7 Days in Memphis
is a pleasant homage to the birthplace of soul but the actor
should be mindful to keep his day job. |
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Peter
Gallagher
7 Days in Memphis
Sony
By David Chiu |
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