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Aaron Neville, The Very Best of Aaron Neville

Audio CD

Disk ID: 406637

Disk length: 1h 12m 40s (19 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 2000

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. Ave Maria 4:44
2. Tell It Like It Is 2:44
3. Over You 2:20
4. The Bells 3:25
5. Don't Take Away My Heaven 4:40
6. Warm Your Heart 3:52
7. You Never Can Tell 2:55
8. Close Your Eyes (With Linda Ronstadt) 3:13
9. The Grand Tour 3:20
10. Louisiana 1927 3:06
11. Everybody Plays The Fool 4:27
12. Don't Go, Please Stay 2:43
13. Angola Bound 4:35
14. A Change Is Gonna Come (With The Neville Brothers) 3:41
15. Betcha By Golly Wow 3:57
16. Stardust (With Rob Wasserman) 4:37
17. Use Me 5:00
18. To Make Me Who I Am 5:34
19. Don't Know Much (With Linda Ronstadt) 3:34

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Review

Possessor of one of contemporary music's most instantly recognizable voices, Aaron Neville has a recording career that spans nearly 40 years. While he started out as a bona fide purveyor of New Orleans-flavored R&B in the '60s, Neville has added his distinctive styling to pop fare in more recent years. Miraculously, even though he's recorded a diverse range of material--from Hoagy Carmichael's "Stardust" to a cover of the Originals' classic "The Bells"--Neville has lost none of his innate soulfulness. At last, there's a complete compilation that is a glorious testament to his skills as a vocal master. Thankfully, the original version of "Tell It Like It Is," Neville's 1967 R&B standard, is included here alongside his very first charted hit, 1960's "Over You." Neville's smash duet with Linda Ronstadt, "Don't Know Much" (1989), is naturally a standout, but equally impressive are tracks culled from the vocal stylist's four non-Christmas albums for A&M: "Don't Take Away My Heaven," a Louisiana workout of Chuck Berry's "You Never Can Tell"; the infectious "Angola Bound"; a beautiful reading of the Stylistics' "Betcha By Golly Wow"; and, as a bonus, a brilliant reading of Sam Cooke's "A Change Is Gonna Come," recorded with his brothers for the 1989 "Yellow Moon." An essential collection and a reminder of Neville's undeniable artistry. --David Nathan

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