This is the first CD of new original Slim Man Songs since...1999. Solstice features the soul-stirring acoustic guitar of Marc Antoine on three songs, and the Slim Man band has never sounded better. Solstice' is both a return and a departure -- a return to the studio where the first CD 'End of the Rainbow' was recorded--and a departure in that the sound is more Latin, with nylon string guitar and percussion adding that flavor. FOR A LIMITED TIME - FREE SHIPPING! |
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| More About Solstice: Solstice has a killer version of Tim Hardin's "If I Were a Carpenter" as well as a moving rendition of Nik Kershaw's "Wouldn't It Be Good". This CD also contains a song (Summer's Almost Gone) that was one of the first songs that Slim Man wrote as a songwriter for Motown Records. It was first recorded by Angela Bofill on her debut CD 'Angie'. "Solstice...a little Latin, a lot of heart, a ton of soul." Listen To Tracks: 01 Secrets Of Your Heart 02 If I Were A Carpenter 03 Amore 04 Every Time It Rains 05 Summer's Almost Gone 06 Listen To The Wind 07 Just Another Day 08 Wouldn't It Be Good 09 Never Surrender 10 Face The Truth 11 Every Now And Then |
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