Tom Jones - Hammersmith Odeon, London, Uk. April 20th, 1991 (Remastered, Live On Broadcasting) (2025)

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Title: Hammersmith Odeon, London, Uk. April 20th, 1991 (Remastered, Live On Broadcasting)
Year Of Release: 2025
Label: DMG
Genre: Pop
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 1:44:55
Total Size: 753 MB
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Tracklist:

1. Good Times (Live) (03:53)
2. Hard to Handle (Live) (03:08)
3. Love Me Tonight (Live) (04:03)
4. Give Me a Chance (Live) (04:33)
5. What's New Pussycat (Live) (02:24)
6. Help Yourself (Live) (03:15)
7. Killer on the Sheets (Live) (02:55)
8. Funny Familiar Forgotten Feelings (Live) (02:51)
9. I (Who Have Nothing) (Live) (03:28)
10. Zip It Up (Live) (03:53)
11. Delilah (Live) (03:18)
12. Daughter of Darkness (Live) (02:34)
13. Fool for Rock 'N' Roll (Live) (03:58)
14. Carrying a Torch (Live) (04:32)
15. Some Peace of Mind (Live) (04:52)
16. It Must Be You (Live) (03:31)
17. I'm Not Feeling It Anymore (Live) (06:03)
18. Green, Green Grass of Home (Live) (03:30)
19. A Boy from Nowhere (Live) (05:31)
20. I'll Never Fall in Love Again (Live) (04:16)
21. Texas Twister (Live) (03:39)
22. Kiss (Live) (03:34)
23. It's Not Unusual (Live) (02:56)
24. Long Way from Home (Live) (09:22)
25. Shelter Me (Live) (05:21)
26. Sex Bomb (Live in London, 1999) (03:25)

Tom Jones is one of the most popular vocalists to emerge from the British Invasion. From the mid-'60s on, Jones has sung nearly every form of popular music -- from pop, rock, show tunes, and country to dance, techno, and more -- while his vocal style, a full-throated, robust baritone with little regard for nuance or subtlety, remained a swaggering constant. Mid-'60s songs like "It's Not Unusual" and "What's New Pussycat" registered on the charts, as did inimitable readings of country classics such as "Green, Green Grass of Home" later in the decade. As his career rolled along, Jones became a favorite in Las Vegas, had a hit with an Art of Noise-produced cover of Prince's "Kiss" in 1988, and released albums that ranged from the slick dance-pop of 1994's The Lead and How to Swing It to 2010's Praise & Blame, a collection of covers that paved the way for a string of releases that found Jones digging into the modern American Songbook. His taste for exploration led him to cover songs by relatively obscure artists like Billy Joe Shaver and the Milk Carton Kids, while 2021's Surrounded by Time showed the influence of Radiohead. No matter the style or song, Jones' powerful, one-of-a-kind voice is instantly recognizable and his passion for performing has never dimmed.