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	Mark Sloniker Do Watcha Love Genres: Jazz, New Age, Pop Track Listings (11) - Disc #1 Sabado Tarde Do Whatcha Love For Pete's Sake First Hello...Last Goodbye In The Mountains Myles From Me AdventureSome Second Spring MPTLA The Gospel Truth Myles From Me (Solo)
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CD Details

All Artists: Mark Sloniker
Title: Do Watcha Love
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Fahrenheit
Release Date: 5/19/1995
Genres: Jazz, New Age, Pop
Style: Adult Alternative
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 781619950121, 781619950145

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CD Reviews

Heard it on "Hearts of Space"

Patricia Coxwell | Meridian, MS United States | 02/21/2001

(4 out of 5 stars)

"I was disappointed to see that this piece had not been reviewed. Several years ago, probably shortly after this release, I heard a couple of pieces off of this album. After this long, I'm not sure exactly which tracks. However, I was totally mesmerized by the music -- very melodic, flowing, yet upbeat and a little jazzy. It was part of a Hearts of Space radio show where light, spacey-sounding new age work was being featured. It was well-instrumented, but non-electronic. I've been looking for this album for years, but only had Steven Hill's end-credit references, so I had Slonicker seriously misspelled. (Sorry, Mark!) Anyway, if you like the sorts of melodic, easy instrumentals featured on Hearts of Space programs, then this may be a good choice. The couple of pieces I heard has made me yearn for a long time to hear the rest."