A singer-song piece that showcases the melody sense inherited from his parents.
The debut album by Louise Goffin, daughter of Gerry Goffin and Carole King, features an AOR-influenced sound and supple vocals.
Louise Goffin's debut album blends the pop sensibility of Carole King with elements of late '70s AOR. Featuring Michael Omartian and Jeff Porcaro, the album offers a warm, soft-rock feel and a cosmopolitan sound. The album includes standout tracks like "Sometimes a Circle" and "Dog Town," and her fresh vocals leave a lasting impression. This refreshing debut album lies somewhere between pop and folk.
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A:
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1)
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Kid Blue
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2)
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All I've Got To Do
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3)
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Hurt By Love
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Red Lite Fever
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Remember (Walking In The Sand)
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B:
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Jimmy And The Tough Kids
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Angels Ain't For Keeping
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3)
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Long Distance
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4)
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Trapeze
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Singing Out Alone
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Art Direction, Design - Ron Coro
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Engineer - Dennis Kirk
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Engineer [Second] - Butch Lynch
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Engineer [Second] - Gale Veltri
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Engineer [Second] - George Ybarra
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Engineer [Second] - Rick Powell
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Engineer [Second] - Serge Kreyers
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Photography By - Gary Heery
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Producer - Danny Kortchmar
