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Friday, November 30, 2007
Ok. I’m getting impatient. It’s been 7 long years since the release of Deb’s last album of original material (the aces MYOB) and 5 since her album of Broadway covers. I need a new album! To be fair, it’s not like she has been lazy - she’s been reality showing it, getting her bits out, doing concerts up and down the land and being a right west end wendy in the theatre district. And she’s also had a fair output of songs, that all put together would make a somewhat incohesive but ultimately satisfying album that I’m going to call Naked. Actually she probably would have kicked it all off with that track - released to tie in with her Playboy shoot, it was a smart slice of frothy pop with a great hook and some lovely piano work. That would have been followed up with a double A single of Someone You Love (for the O’Neill Bros album) and an acoustic remake of Lost In Your Eyes. Then there was the lovely “we belong together”-esque Sounds Like Love from Coffee Date, the movie, and a duet with Jordan Knight (Say Goodbye) that I wasn’t overly thrilled with at the time, but has since grown on me. Actually the sound of those songs merges very well together and it would have been a nice contrast from the dancier MYOB album to see the softer side of Sears, um Deborah… Here’s how it should have gone down…
- Naked (single release)
- Famous (website release)
- Rich Girl (website release)
- Sounds Like Love (from OST Coffee Date)
- Someone You Love (from O’Neill Bros album)
- Say Goodbye (duet with Jordan Knight)
- Lost In Your Eyes (2005 acoustic remake from O’Neill Bros album)
- Portrait of Loneliness (from Japanese tribute album)
- Not That Girl (from Steven Sondheim tribute)
- Song of Hope (from Aids Awareness Concert)
- Christmas Without You (single release)
- Naked (acoustic version)
And be sure to check out Debs as a judge on Total Pop Star…
Labels: Deborah Gibson