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Westlife

Westlife Album: “Allow Us to Be Frank”

Westlife Album: “Allow Us to Be Frank”
Album Information :
Title: Allow Us to Be Frank
Release Date:2004-11-08
Type:Unknown
Genre:Pop
Label:S
Explicit Lyrics:Yes
UPC:828766510522
Customers Rating :
Average (3.8) :(29 votes)
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Track Listing :
1 Ain't That a Kick in the Head
2 Fly Me to the Moon Video
3 Smile Video
4 Let There Be Love Video
5 Way You Look Tonight
6 Come Fly With Me Video
7 Mack the Knife Video
8 I Left My Heart in San Francisco Video
9 Summer Wind Video
10 Clementine Video
11 When I Fall in Love Video
12 That's Life Video
13 That's Life Video
NJM "njmatsuya" (Tokyo, Japan) - December 11, 2004
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
- Top Notch

As 1) a guy, and 2) one who is not familiar with the original songs, I have to say that this is a suprisingly well sung album. I don't see why people criticize a 'lack of soul', or focus on the orchestra. I think that interpretations of what constitutes 'soul' in music varies from person to person. Personally, I think this album has plenty of 'soul', and to spare!

Also, while the orchestra does a great job, the vocals are what I LISTEN to. And, here, the vocals are GREAT.

The songs on this particular album may not sit well with some of the band's admirers given the types of songs that Westlife has sung in the past, but this CD is one that you can just pop into your player and press 'repeat'.

Relaxing, sometimes catchy, sometimes romantic, and otherwise just plain fun melodies, this is one that would be ideal for you if you just want something to relax to or even sing along with. Alternatively, also recommended if you're inviting someone over to your house for a date! :)

Miguel Cunillera "The Fanatic" (Santo Domingo) - November 19, 2004
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
- Didn't Think they would pull it off

I was a bit sceptical when i read Westlife would be doing a Frank Sinatra covers album, but I must admit the delivery really does justice to the material. Well done kids, there is life after the boysband tag after all :)

max003 (CA) - April 05, 2005
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
- Great interpretation

I grew up listening to the Rat Pack and I think the lads did a great job with this album. The tracks that were chosen is a nice mix from that time period.

In my opinion, they've captured the essence of the era well. The only other artist that captured it just as well is Harry Connick, Jr.

I liked every single track from this album (a rarity for a lot of the albums that I own by many artists)

I can see why they won the Celebrity Award after the single AIN'T THAT A KICK IN THE HEAD. Just listen to the first track and you'll find out why this is definitely one of my favorite albums (if not my favorite) by the lads.

Jessica Giles (Australia) - September 05, 2007
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
- Different - very enjoyable

Different from what we are used to from westlife, however very easy listening and a great way for them to show off their all round talent x

L. Garcia "lvgt" (Guatemala) - September 13, 2009
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
- great cover album

Besides a lot of people said that isn`t a good album I have to say that I love it, is an easy album excelent to listen in a paceful night or place, I`ve listen the original songs and I don`t like it to much, I love the way the sing this songs, for me are excelent!

and It is an excelent tribute to Frank!

I recomend this album!

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