Simply Red - Stars (Expanded Edition) (2008)

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Title: Stars
Year Of Release: 1991 (2008)
Label: EastWest
Genre: Pop, Pop Rock
Quality: FLAC (tracks) / MP3 320 Kbps
Total Time: 41:13
Total Size: 521 Mb / 184 Mb
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Tracklist:

1. Something Got Me Started (Remastered) 04:00
2. Stars 04:08
3. Thrill Me (Remastered) 05:03
4. Your Mirror (Remastered) 03:59
5. She's Got It Bad (Remastered) 03:33
6. For Your Babies 04:17
7. Model (Remastered) 03:46
8. How Could I Fall (Remastered) 04:45
9. Freedom (Remastered) 03:52
10. Wonderland (Remastered) 03:48
11. Come on in My Kitchen (Robert Johnson Sessions) 01:32
12. Ramblin' on My Mind (Robert Johnson Sessions) 02:11
13. Me and the Devil Blues (Robert Johnson Sessions) 02:03
14. When You've Got a Good Friend (Robert Johnson Sessions) 02:00
15. Sad Old Red (Live in Hamburg, 1992) 05:58
16. More (Remastered) 04:14
17. Something Got Me Started (Live in Hamburg, 1992) 04:12
18. Thrill Me (Live in Hamburg, 1992) 05:09
19. Your Mirror (Live Remastered) 03:57

Although it doesn't have a single as strong as "Holding Back the Years" or "If You Don't Know Me by Now," Stars is Simply Red's best album since their debut. It's smoother and more polished than their previous work, yet Mick Hucknall is singing better than ever and his songwriting is improving. That is a good thing, too, since Stars is the first Simply Red album not to contain any cover songs. Having absorbed his pop, soul, and reggae influences, Hucknall is now successfully writing songs in his own style, something that, with the exception of "Holding Back the Years," he hadn't managed previously. The result, in Europe and especially the U.K., was a massive commercial breakthrough for the group. Stars even outsold Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band at home. In America, where the band had never established much audience continuity beyond its two number one hit singles, it was a different story, which, given the band's highly American-influenced sound, was a confirmation of the overall decline of English bands in the U.S. in the early '90s.




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Many thanks for lossless.