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Jeffrey Gaines
Galore
Release Date: 1998 06 23
Label: Rykodisc

Moving to the independent Rykodisc after spending two years on the majors doesn't hurt Jeffrey Gaines in the slightest -- if anything he sounds liberated. Galore still has hints of the commercial sheen that distinguished Somewhat Slightly Dazed from his debut, but that isn't a bad thing. His supporting band -- featuring Bowie guitarist Reeves Gabrels plus two of his colleagues, as well as keyboardist David Sancious, who played with Sting and Springsteen -- is damn near flawless whether they're turning out rousing pop or ballads. Gaines remains slightly more impressive when he strips everything down to his acoustics, as on "Toast and Tea," but even full-fledged pop-rockers like "Belle de Jour" are punchy, catchy and well-crafted. Gaines remains in a netherworld between a cult singer/songwriter and mainstream pop-rocker, but for listeners willing to meet him there, Galore is one entertaining listen. Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

Tracks:
TitleComposerTime
1First Chapter's Last PageGaines
2Right My WrongsGaines
3Simple PrayerGaines
4Step by StepShear, Gaines
5Belle de JourGaines
6EverythingGaines
7Praise or BlameGaines
8Toast and TeaGaines
9GoodbyeGaines
10To Love Her InsideGaines
11Anything NewGaines
12AloneGaines
13Leave Her to MeGaines

Releases:
YearTypeLabel
1998CDRykodisc



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