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We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish. Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. I've had a lot of experience with James Stroud in the studio, which makes me more comfortable in the studio. So album wise, I feel like I'm growing a lot. Mikel Toombs of The San Diego Union-Tribune gave the album a negative review writing, 'An overactive arrangement and a mess of vocal mannerisms fail to hide the song's mundane nature.
But most of this CD's value remains in the foldout miniposter that backs the packaging. Yes, he occasionally turns out a clever song like 'One, Two, I Love You' from this set, but the man consistently does the unforgivable—he sings without soul. Walker's poorest effort to date. Opening with the instantly forgettable title cut and closing with Then What, a watered-down attempt at Jimmy Buffett-inspired calypso, Rumor Has It finds Mr.
Walker abandoning all the promise that spurred his debut album for empty-headed mainstream pop. Mike Joyce of the Washington Post gave the album a negative review by writing, 'Walker's vocal talent isn't nearly impressive enough to overcome the hackneyed songwriting that keeps surfacing throughout the album. You have to have those hit records, and you have to find the best songs out there.
Those are the two most important things -- be loyal to the fans because they're loyal to you, and to put out hit records. It's really that simple, and you can't have one without the other I don't think. I think I'm just now starting to put out my best work; or I'm getting ready to.
I've had a lot of experience with James Stroud in the studio, which makes me more comfortable in the studio. So album wise, I feel like I'm growing a lot. Mikel Toombs of The San Diego Union-Tribune gave the album a negative review writing, 'An overactive arrangement and a mess of vocal mannerisms fail to hide the song's mundane nature.
But most of this CD's value remains in the foldout miniposter that backs the packaging. Yes, he occasionally turns out a clever song like 'One, Two, I Love You' from this set, but the man consistently does the unforgivable—he sings without soul.
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