Jennifer Love Hewitt Album: “Let's Go Bang”
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Personnel includes: Jennifer Love Hewitt (vocals); Paul Jackson, Jr. (acoustic guitar); Danny Wilensky (saxophone); Angelo Montrone (keyboards, programming); Pino Palladino (bass); Harvey Mason, Steve Ferrone (drums); Diva Gray, Vaneese Thomas (background vocals).
<p>Engineers include: Bill Smith, Scott Austin, Jerome Chaulin.
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Album Information :
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UPC:075678281921
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Format:CD
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Type:Performer
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Genre:Rock & Pop
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Artist:Jennifer Love Hewitt
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Guest Artists:Sheila E.; Paul Jackson, Jr.; Harvey Mason
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Producer:Angelo Montrone
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Label:Atlantic (USA)
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Distributed:WEA (distr)
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Release Date:1995/10/10
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Original Release Year:1995
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Discs:1
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Mono / Stereo:Stereo
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Studio / Live:Studio
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Customer review - September 02, 1998
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
- Not quite as good as "Jennifer Love Hewitt."
This is a really cool cd. Love is a very talented actress as well as singer. I enjoy the songs "The difference between us","In another life",and "Everywhere I go". "The garden" is kind of weird. She says this weird saying. Over all I recommend this cd to all Love fans. Customer review - April 25, 1999
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
- Teeny Bopper Baloney
Jennifer Love Hewitt can stick to giggling and "acting" but this cd was a tad to much for me. Yes, I think that "Lets go bang" has a good beat and we could all dance to it, but come on. This cd's target audience is about 7-11 years old! Aleksandr (Green Bay, Wisconsin) - March 25, 2005
6 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
- What were they thinking?
All I have to say is who thought this was an appropriate title for her CD? I mean she was what 15, 16 when she made it. I can't believe somewhere along the line no one was like, "Hey, maybe that's not the greatest title for a Cd 10 year olds are gonna listen to!"
PS: Yes, I realize it's not meant "that" way, but it's pretty easy to mistake.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
- Jennifer made a bang with this CD
JLH singing surprised me. This young girl is something to be heard. I love the album-titled song Let's Go Bang. It's edgy and completely nothing like what one would expect from JLH.
I really enjoyed the saultry ballad 'You Make Me Smile'. My favourite slow song is 'Everywhere I Go'.
The only problem with this CD, (like her second one) is that there is not enough musicality variety. Most of the songs are slow, and do not carry punch. She does excellent pop music, as demonstrated with 'Let's Go Bang', and I think she should experiment more with that type of music.
Inexpensive and a great listen. Look for her 3rd album coming out soon.
Customer review - January 26, 1999
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
- Unpolished, yet snazzy.
In my opinion, this cd is extremely unpolished. ie. the tinny drums, and the janet jackson-from-the-80s-sound is unbelievably grating on the nerves. but i enjoy her song "let's go bang." Her recent release, "How do i deal," is an extremely big jump, and I'm sure we're all proud. Until then, i'd recommend nixing this and getting her new single. |
