Ally makes all honor

How beautiful - a new Ally album! And the wait was worth it again - who loved the first three albums, is also love this one. The CD this time is a little different from its predecessors: this time it is not "only" (which we highly acclaimed) Vonda Shepard heard, but with various other artists for the first time provided for guests. With respect to the cult songs from the series of Barry White and Al Greene, or the magnificent "It's Not Unusual" by Tom Jones, this time it was also absolutely essential - but I find that on the other hand pieces like Sting "Every breath you take "and Tina Turner's" When the heartache is over ", one of which is bedudelt times anyway daily by radio, not necessarily also would jostle in this album (even if partially new versions were sung). The absolute failure is the awful "Boom Boom", which would be better off on a Ballermann Party Sampler. Although a few weaker, sluggish songs can be found additionally in Vonda and Robert Downey jr. Sporadically (You and me, Snakes, Can We Still be friends), but these are by blast as "Chances Are", "For Once in My Life "and the beautiful" Alone Again (Naturally) "easily compensated. Overall once again a good album to dream, laugh and cry, to draw hope and you lose again - like Ally precisely. Conclusion: necessarily buy, no question about it ...