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Billy Eckstine
Stormy / Feel the Warm
Genres: Blues, Jazz, Pop, Broadway & Vocalists

Track Listings (17) - Disc #1
1. Medley: Just a Little Loving (Early in the Morning)/What the World ... - Billy Eckstine,
2. Name of My Sorrow - Billy Eckstine, Webb, Jimmy [Writer
3. Stormy - Billy Eckstine, Buie, Buddy
4. My Cherie Amour - Billy Eckstine, Cosby, Henry
5. When You Look in the Mirror (You're Looking at the One I Love) - Billy Eckstine, Robinson, Bobby [R&
6. The Luckiest Man in the World - Billy Eckstine, Gershwin, George
7. I Wanna Be Your Baby - Billy Eckstine,
8. Make It With You - Billy Eckstine, Gates, David [1]
9. Think About Things - Billy Eckstine,
10. Don't Leave Me - Billy Eckstine, Nilsson, Harry
11. Mixed Up Girl - Billy Eckstine, Webb, Jimmy [1]
12. Third Child - Billy Eckstine,
13. Feel the Warm - Billy Eckstine,
14. Walk a Mile in My Shoes - Billy Eckstine, South, Joe
15. Something More - Billy Eckstine,
16. We've Only Just Begun - Billy Eckstine, Nichols, Roger [Eng
17. Love the One You're With - Billy Eckstine, Stills, Stephen

CD Details

All Artists: Billy Eckstine
Title: Stormy / Feel the Warm
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Stax
Release Date: 5/20/1994
Genres: Blues, Jazz, Pop, Broadway & Vocalists
Styles: Traditional Blues, Traditional Jazz & Ragtime, Vocal Jazz, Oldies, Vocal Pop, Classic Vocalists, Traditional Vocal Pop
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 025218882026

CD Reviews

Mr. B is out of his element

Justo Roteta | 05/13/2001

(2 out of 5 stars)

""Stormy/Feel the Warm" is the album by this great artist to avoid. He sings mostly songs that were popularized in the 1970's. The songs here may have worked with other artists, but Billy couldn't make these his own and as a result he sounds a little bit rediculous. Stick with his earlier work."

"Stormy" is a great album but "Feel The Warm" is mediocre at

Justo Roteta | Los Angeles, California United States | 07/22/2003

(3 out of 5 stars)

"The Isaac Hayes-produced "Stormy" set was a very fine album that remains both enjoyable and intriguing. Thankfully, Hayes was able to give "Mr. B" some great ballads which fit his style perfectly--even today, it remains a classy and gorgeous MOR-Soul set. Sadly, much of the material on "Feel The Warm" was inappropriate for a crooner of Billy Eckstine's caliber and is thus a merely passable set."