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 This is American Rock that the great John (class of '52) has always created.

 'The Tiki Bar Is Open' oozes Delta sound from every pore, and if during the listen you spot an Asian beauty bringing you a drink with a little umbrella, say nothing, wink, and accept it.

This review praises John Hiatt's album 'The Tiki Bar Is Open' for its consistent, direct American rock style rich with storytelling. It highlights warm country and folk influences in ballads and energetic tracks with heartfelt lyrics. The review applauds Hiatt's commanding voice and musical craftsmanship. The title track is noted for its Delta sound and unique charm. The reviewer also recommends other recent works by Hiatt for fans. Listen to John Hiatt's 'The Tiki Bar Is Open' and explore more soulful American rock stories today!

 Ooooooo finally Macca does Macca, 8 years after the excellent Flowers In The Dirt Paul gives us... 1 great album... fresh, lively, played with pleasure and conviction as usual and you can feel it!!!

 Well done Paul "draw" more often from your WONDERFUL past... you who can afford it...

Paul McCartney's Flaming Pie is praised as a great album that captures his classic style with fresh energy. The review highlights the album's lively performance, consistent quality particularly in the first seven tracks, and notable collaborations with Jeff Lynne, Steve Miller, George Martin, and Ringo Starr. The album benefits from inspiration drawn from The Beatles Anthology, making it a standout in McCartney's solo work. Listen to Flaming Pie and rediscover Paul McCartney’s timeless magic today!

 Paul Heaton (vocals, and what a voice!!!)

 Caravan of Love, a unique song, a traditional gospel performed a cappella that remains to this day one of the best singles ever.

This review praises The Housemartins' album 'Now That's What I Call Quite Good' for its vibrant blend of Motown, soul, gospel, and indiepop. Highlighting Paul Heaton's remarkable vocals and politically engaged lyrics, the review spotlights iconic tracks like 'Caravan of Love.' Despite their short career, the band left a lasting legacy. Fans of 80s British indie and soulful music will find this album essential. Explore The Housemartins' timeless indiepop—listen to 'Now That's What I Call Quite Good' today!

 "The RPD did the opposite of what 'Sailing To Philadelphia' had done, that is, it grew over time with each listen."

 "If we want, perhaps it is Knopfler’s most melancholic album but certainly not the least beautiful for that reason!"

The reviewer praises Mark Knopfler's 'The Ragpicker's Dream' as a melancholic yet beautiful album that grows better with each listen. Highlights include vibrant tracks like 'Way Aye Man' and delicate ballads such as 'Old Pigweed.' The album's intricate guitar work and subtle melodies showcase Knopfler's mastery. Overall, it is regarded as one of Knopfler's most emotionally rich solo works. Discover the subtle beauty of Mark Knopfler's 'The Ragpicker's Dream'—listen now and experience its emotional depth.

 'Learning To Fly' starts off great with very meaningful lyrics and a captivating, sunny instrumental section.

 'Into The Great Wide Open' is a pearl of rare beauty, rarely have I heard such a rich and expansive sound.

This detailed review praises Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers' 1991 album 'Into The Great Wide Open' as a standout in American rock music. The album features captivating lyrics, memorable melodies, and impressive guitar work, with notable contributions from Jeff Lynne. The reviewer encourages new listeners to explore the album and gives it a strong rating of 4 out of 5. Highlights include fan-favorite tracks like ‘Learning To Fly’ and the title track, accompanied by an iconic Johnny Depp music video. Listen to 'Into The Great Wide Open' now and experience a classic rock journey with Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers!