Dolly Parton - The Great Pretender (LP)
- LP
- 1 piece(s)
- 1984
- 10 tracks
- 35 min
- country
The Great Pretender
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This album is fantastic. The queen of country delivers some truly excellent covers. Maybe a tad overproduced, but hey, it's the eighties. Overall, it's a great sounding album.
This album is fantastic. The queen of country delivers some truly excellent covers. Maybe a tad over-produced, but hey, it's the eighties. Overall, it's a solid, well-sounding album.
This album is fantastic. The queen of country delivers some truly excellent covers. It's a tad overproduced, but hey, it's the eighties. Overall, it's a solid album with great sound quality.
Perfect for what it aims to be.!! Dolly's vocals are spot on. Some delicious bass work from Leland Sklar. Waddy joins in on a few tracks and The Jordanaires are also present. The only downside (if you'd even call it that) is the heavy use of synthesizers, they're all over this album like a bad rash... and at times I could swear it's Weinberg pounding on those synth drums. It's so mid-80s, and that sound really shows its age. No country here. Dolly takes on mostly popular 60s pop songs and if you're feeling it, this is a blast. My new 1984 vinyl sounds decent but very digital & sterile... like tap shoes on a marble floor. I guess it's a product of its time. The most important thing is here though: Great songs.!!
Perfect for what it aims to be! Dolly's vocals are spot on. Leland Sklar delivers some delicious bass lines. Waddy joins in on a few tracks, and The Jordanaires are also part of the mix. The only downside (if you can even call it that) is the heavy use of synthesizers, they're all over this album like a bad rash... and at times, I could've sworn it's Weinberg playing those synthetic drums. It's so mid-80s, and that sound really dates it. No country vibes here. Dolly takes on mostly popular 60s pop songs and if you're feeling it, it's a blast. My new 1984 vinyl copy sounds decent but very digital & sterile... like high heels clicking on a tiled floor. I guess it's a product of its time. But the most important thing is here: Great songs!!
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