Victoria S. from ORLANDO, FL Reviewed on 12/29/2020...
Good cd. Bob Welch spread his own sense of style wings. Catchy beats.
PHIL Y. from CENTERVILLE, OH Reviewed on 10/28/2009...
My older brother introduced me to Bob Welch. I had no idea he used to be involved with Fleetwood Mac, etc., and that his talents were so large. This is a great album, taking material he originally wrote for Mac and for himself. What I really like is the production of the album; it has such a great sound to it.
CD Reviews
Bob welch former fleetwood mac attack
Charles F. Marks | columbia sc | 09/15/2008
(4 out of 5 stars)
"Bob Welch surely had a formula on this album. Sentimental Lady, is a great song and is always floating around in the hallways of my mind. Hot Love, Cold World , is another song that keeps this cd moving. Ebony Eyes, keeps this performance fresh and this is relevant music, it is hard to believe this is over 30 years old. Thanks Bob and Amazon for having a great selection...Charlie"
Quality Melodic Rock
keepbees4fun | USA | 09/21/2008
(4 out of 5 stars)
"This album is full of melodic, guitar-based rock with driving rhythms and plentiful pop hooks but doesn't fall into teeny-bopper status. I'd describe it as atmospheric, romantic music with a bite for adult tastes. The only potential criticism I have is that, aside from the opening track, Sentimental Lady, each of the songs have an over-riding sameness to them; but I can still listen to this album repeatedly without suffering boredom. There isn't a single song I'd discard.
The musicianship and production are very tight, the songs well-written, and Welch's dulcet voice completes the painting with lush colors. It's like a pleasant drive through the countryside where the scenery never really changes, but puts a smile on your face regardless."
The School Bus
R. Pohn | White Rock, B.C. Canada | 05/08/2009
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Also an album from my youth. I had completely forgot about this one, till I saw/heard it on my friend Dianes Ipod. Sentimental Lady and Ebony Eyes were big on the radio in 1977. It takes me back to riding the school bus to the second to last stop. Listening to one speaker at the back, if you sat up front there were two. Those were less complicated times, but Bob Welch definitly sounds better on a stereo now!!!"