What Chris de Burgh with his hands anything can

It is finally here, the new work of my unchallenged for 29 years Great Britain. I write not only intentionally favorite singer, because what makes Chris de Burgh is for me art. He has talent, a crystal clear voice with hundred percent brand recognition and it is not mass produced. He is a musician with heart and soul, through and through. Whether he still has to rock with 66 is another question, after all, we have all changed over the years and have become even older. His age and looks, however, does not notice it at him, for The Keeper of the Keys fetzt tidy and when I heard it on the last tour for the first time it has almost flattened me, yes just speechless as the ingenious The fields of Agincourt. It had that Wow! Effect for me. Not only because his voice is also sensational live and can pretty much confirm every visitor of his concerts, but because the sound simply is total class. When I hear the new album, it sounds familiar to me one hand, typical Chris de Burgh just (thankfully!), On the other hand it is completely new. Familiar just because I love his style of songwriting and new, because you get to know so many of its facets again. This is not so in between for me, I'll give real effect on you. The texts are sometimes so profound that one can still read something new lines at the 20th hearing even if one gets involved only them. So it is worthwhile to listen very carefully, because Chris de Burgh is not for the superficial. He is one of the best singers and songwriters of our time and successfully with law for 40 years in the business. He is incomparable, authentic, one can afford to remain true to his style and so excited anyway. At least me! I have to say, no matter what Chris de Burgh makes it not only makes sense but is also what's Heart. Some rock only, others write only ballads. He does it all. Even if he would read 2 hours from Dublin phonebook at the concert, I was carried away by his voice, because I just love to listen to him. That may sound funny but that's what makes it a singer that you do not get enough of the voice. It sounds soft and yet powerful and not only that, but the music is always terrific. It is melodic, sometimes rocky and I love such details as the piano solo (if one may call it that) in The candlestick. Or has anyone ever heard only on the music of Spanish train? Fantastic! So thumbs up for this great album, I am looking forward to the next, the next but one and all they that hope may yet to come! Yes, Chris de Burgh has got me once again and quite simply because I like to let myself be captured by his music. I want to conclude my review with a set from the fields of Agincourt, which is more than true for Chris himself: one wants to speak of him this day and evermore.