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50 Ways

Don't Fix What's Broken

Drycleaner from Des Moines

Perhaps Perhaps Perhaps

Sunshine

Cadence: Twenty for One (CD)

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This eagerly awaited 2nd CD for Cadence does not disappoint. "Twenty for One" lives up to the high standards of production, arranging, song choice, and, of course, singing set in their first CD "Frost Free". Cadence has a charming way of putting their unique stamp on covers such as "Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps" (originally done by Doris Day, believe or not) and "The Dry Cleaner from Des Moines" (Joni Mitchell). "True Colours" is lovely and sensitive, better than the original recording. "The Things We Do For Love" is true to the spirit of Freddy Mercury without being an imitation. There are several very strong originals on this CD as well. "Don't Fix What's Broken" by Dylan Bell is a catchy pop tune. "Sunshine" by Gillian Stecyk is light and happy. Good job all around and well worth the wait. This is Cadence's second CD, engineered by Juno Nominated Adam Messinger (who also produced their first album "Frost-Free."). (40:56 2005)

Song List:
Perhaps Perhaps Perhaps
Don't Fix What's Broken (Cadence original by Dylan Bell)
Fifty Ways To Leave Your Lover
Sunshine (Cadence original by Gillian Stecyk)
The Drycleaner From Des Moines
Hit That Jive Jack
The Perfect Kiss (Cadence original by Carl Berger)
Game
Blues On Sunday (Cadence original by Dylan Bell)
Sittin' In The Cellar (Cadence original by Kevin Fox and Gillian Stecyk)
True Colours
The Things We Do For Love