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Tom Jones Album: “Gold”

Tom Jones Album: “Gold”
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Liner Note Author: Andrew Sandoval. <p>Recording information: 1965 - 1975.
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Track Listing :
1 It's Not Unusual Video
2 Once Upon A Time
3 With These Hands Video
4 What's New Pussycat? Video
5 Thunderball Video
6 Promise Her Anything Video
7 To Make a Big Man Cry
8 Stop Breaking My Heart
9 Once There Was A Time
10 Not Responsible Video
11 This And That
12 Green Green Grass of Home Video
13 Detroit City Video
14 Funny Familiar Forgotten Feelings Reed, Les Orchestra and Tom Jones Video
15 Sixteen Tons Video
16 (It Looks Like) I'll Never Fall In Love Again Video
17 I'm Coming Home Video
18 I Wake Up Crying Video
19 Delilah Video
20 Help Yourself Video
21
22 Looking out My Window Video
2-1 Love Me Tonight Video
2-2 I Can't Turn You Loose
2-3 Without Love (There Is Nothing) Video
2-4 Let There Be Love
2-5 Daughter Of Darkness Video
2-6 I (Who Have Nothing) Video
2-7 Can't Stop Loving You Video
2-8 She's A Lady Video
2-9 Do What You Gotta Do
2-10 Puppet Man Video
2-11 You're My World (Il Mio Mondo)
2-12 Till Video
2-13
2-14
2-15 Letter to Lucille
2-16 Ain't No Sunshine
2-17 (If Loving You Is Wrong) I Don't Wanna Be Right
2-18 Pledging My Love
2-19 I Got Your Number
2-20 Memories Don't Leave Like People Do
Album Information :
Title: Gold
UPC:602498209714
Format:CD
Type:Performer
Genre:Pop Vocal - Contemp. Pop Vocals
Artist:Tom Jones
Producer:Peter Sullivan; Gordon Mills; Johnn
Label:Hip-O Records
Distributed:Universal Distribution
Release Date:2005/01/11
Original Release Year:2005
Discs:2
Mono / Stereo:Stereo
Studio / Live:Studio
Allen Chapman (STAFFORD SPRINGS, CT USA) - February 04, 2005
15 of 17 people found the following review helpful:
- A great collection of the best of Tom Jones

This collection covers the years 1965 thru 1975 so Tom's cover of Prince's "Kiss" is not here. Honestly you won't miss it. What you do get are 42 killer tracks. All of his big early hits are here, "It's Not Unusual", "What's New Pussycat", "Thunderball", "She's a Lady" and "Delilah". For me though the first ten tracks on disc one can be skipped, it's not that they are bad songs, but for me they are just too dated and sound too much alike. For me things get fun with "This And That" a UK only single from 1966. After that is his killer take on the country standard "Green Green Grass Of Home". From that point on there isn't really a weak track. You get his covers of well known hits of the era, "Sixteen Tons", "The Witch Queen Of New Orleans", "Ain't No Sunshine", "If Loving You Is Wrong I Don't Want To Be Right" and "Pledging My Love" all done with that same bombast and over the top vocal that makes Tom Jones, TOM JONES! Oh sure, middle aged women find something else about Tom Jones that appeals to them, but for the rest of us this is just great music. This is a great collection and I think you'll find once you start playing it, you won't be able to stop, and you'll keep asking yourself why??? You may never know why so just sit back and enjoy!

Matthew G. Sherwin (last seen screaming at Amazon customer service) - March 21, 2009
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
- Tom Jones Gold--it's about the essentials

Tom Jones Gold is a two CD set that is a wonderful collection of Tom Jones hits. Tom never lets us down; he can sing with the best of them. Indeed, when you hear him sing you listen and you listen closely--his performances are always THAT good. The quality of the sound on this two CD set is excellent and the artwork is very good although it is somewhat standard for this CD series.

The first CD starts with one of Tom's biggest hits ever, "It's Not Unusual." "It's Not Unusual" is a dynamic number with lots of power; Tom never falters and that horn solo is terrific. "With These Hands" charms me with its beauty; Tom sings this perfectly and that arrangement for the piano shines brightly. "With These Hands" is one of the most beautiful love songs I've ever heard and Tom really enhances it all the more with his excellent diction. "What's New Pussycat?" was another huge hit for Tom; and many people still enjoy hearing Tom sing this tune. "To Make A Big Man Cry" is a poignant song and Tom delivers this with all the grace and style of a champ!

"Green Green Grass Of Home" has just a touch of country to it that embellishes this ballad; Tom's ability to deliver with all his heart and soul makes "Green Green Grass Of Home" a major highlight of this two CD set. "Sixteen Tons" is a great one with some awesome percussion that Tom aces effortlessly; and listen for "I'm Coming Home." "I'm Coming Home" gets a very sensitive treatment from Tom and the backup chorus makes it very pretty. "Delilah" is easily one of my very favorite Tom Jones tunes; I love to hear "Delilah" when Tom sings it--it's so emotional I could never forget the pain of which Tom sings. "Looking Out My Window" closes the first CD with a `60s style arrangement and Tom does this with panache.

The second CD starts with an awesome number, "Love Me Tonight." Tom makes this take off like a jet! "Without Love" is quite sensitive; and I always like it when Tom Jones sings "I (Who Have Nothing)." "I (Who Have Nothing)" has a very lush arrangement but they never drown out Tom--excellent! Of course, Tom made good yet again with his hit entitled "She's A Lady;" this ballad never sounded so good as when Tom Jones sung it. "Till" is a most romantic number. The backup chorus works very well--not that Tom needed it; but they sound pretty god anyway. "The Witch Queen of New Orleans" has a jazz/rock flavor to it that I like a lot; and Tom does this one up right!

"Ain't No Sunshine When She's Gone" gets a fine treatment from Tom Jones and the music fits in perfectly with his vocals. "Ain't No Sunshine When She's Gone" is easily a major highlight of the second CD. There's also the very moving "(If Loving You Is Wrong) I Don't Want To Be Right;" Tom delivers this with all the style of a legendary pro and that would definitely be a good description for Tom! "I Got Your Number" is another pretty wonderful tune that has a rock flavor to make it great; and the second CD ends strong with Tom Jones performing "Memories Don't Leave Like People Do." "Memories Don't Leave Like People Do" is extremely well done and I think you'll like it very much.

Tom Jones remains a legendary entertainer; if you have any doubts about it just get this two CD set and listen! This will be more than enough to lay your concerns to rest. Naturally, this is a "must-have" for Tom's fans.

Great job, Tom! Thank you!

Dennis Kendrick "SO MANY ROADS SO LITTLE TIME" (Wiscasset, ME.) - February 06, 2013
- Tom Jones Gold

Excellent music! It takes me down memory lane and reminds me of when he was on TV. Tom Jones has a great voice!

mspea - September 15, 2012
- too many

too many songs I never heard of if you are looking for Tom Jones best this is not for you

Vinn - July 12, 2012
- Tom Jones Gold

Tom Jones CD Gold is truly Gold. All of his songs are great

and bring back alot of memories. I am glad that I purchased

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