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| Tom Keifer(Cinderella) — The Way Life Goes 2013  Artist: Tom Keifer Title Of Album: The Way Life Goes Year Of Release: 2013 Genre, Style: Hard Rock, Glam Country: USA Type, Quality: MP3 CBR 320 kbps Total Size: 121 mb Tracklist: 01. Solid Ground 02. A Different Light 03. It’s Not Enough 04. Cold Day In Hell 05. Thick And Thin 06. Ask Me Yesterday 07. Fools Paradise 08. The Flower Song 09. Mood Elevator 10. Welcome To My Mind 11. You Showed Me 12. Ain’t That A Bitch 13. The Way Life Goes 14. Babylon Disponible sólo a los usuarios
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Cinderella's founder TOM KEIFER has been planning a solo album for
almost 20 years, even before he dissolved the band in the mid-nineties.
"The Way Life Goes" is the first new studio material from Keifer or
Cinderella since Still Climbing in 1994, and well worth the wait, as
it's an absolute belter.
"The Way Life Goes" is a tapestry of some of the finest rockin' bluesy songs to emerge this year. Tom Keifer shines as he
weaves his magic of heart provoking lyrics and gives the vocal
performance of his career, accompanied by an organic, solid backing
band.
The songs are so strong it truly rivals anything on Night Songs or Long
Cold Winter. Each individual track shines with its own resolute style,
bringing with it a warmth of familiarity like an old friend.
Tom's experience and maturity create stories that fall into place like
magic. His rhythms are refreshing while still conjuring the blues and
rock and roll he was raised on.
"Solid Ground" start the engines with a stomping hard rock beat that sends the gypsy road dust spiraling up into an air. A track plenty of those harmonies
and slide guitar that openly invites fans - old and new - to the party,
embracing a sound that while not a million miles away from Cinderella's
heyday has both feet stamping firmly in the present. I really enjoy the female harmonies on the chorus – a Keifer staple.
Tom slows done the pace for a moment with the mid-tempo, feel good vibe of "A Different Light". Keifer is really feeling good about life on this one, you can sense it throughout, musically showing
his love for American music. Next, the funky rhythms of "Its Not Enough"
showcases Tom's bluesy style brilliantly.
He keeps the blues groove flowing with the hard driving "Cold Day In Hell", a swaggerin' track in the Cinderella vein. Works all the way around – awesome hook, catchy harmonies and some slick harmonica. This may be my favorite song on the record.
Keifer has a unique way of making you feel and drawing you into his
world with his ballads. "Thick And Thin" is a song that Tom wrote for
his wife Savannah (who also did some backing vocals). It is a beautiful
piano ballad in the vein of 'Don’t Know What You Got...' with Tom reaching higher notes on the chorus. I love this.
"Ask Me Yesterday" keeps the acoustic vein but this time via beautifully
arranged guitars. Totally different from the previous track and even
more haunting lyrically. This gets a crowd with their hands raised
swaying back and forth because the song flows so well.
The bluesy rock returns with the mid-tempo "Fools Paradise" constructed
over punchy riffs to boot. "The Flower Song" also follows this style
showing Keifer's classic rock influence (some Zeppelin) with cool bluesy
licks and slide guitars.
"Mood Elevator" will blow you away with its intense groove. This song
just jumps out at you with some serious flair and attitude. The hardest drumming on the whole record can be found here. "Welcome To My Mind" is quite heavy as well and somehow reminds me Alice Cooper.
Another highlight arrives with the lovable harmonies of the emotional
ballad "You Showed Me", a commercial yet personal track with a strong
Cinderella wink.
"Ain't That A Bitch" rocks strongly again, very '70s sounding with Hammond organ surrounding and an Aerosmith swagger on the guitars.
Title track "The Way Life Goes" is really groovy via a soaked riff accented by killer harmonica
licks, and "Babylon" bows out with a final hard rocking bad attitude
shuffle. A sure fire signature tune that's as gritty as any Cinderella
were/are best known for capping off fourteen tracks of solid gold.
There isn't a dull moment on Tom Keifer's solo debut. Never mimicking
the successful sound of Cinderella, Keifer establishes his own style
without abandoning what he does best.
Clearly rock and roll, clearly using that signature inimitable vocal
rasp nature gave him, clearly this is Tom Keifer – not a blast from the
past. Still, longstanding Cinderella fans will find a lot from the band
here (even Jeff LaBar plays some guitar).
"The Way Life Goes" is a truly organic sounding album, you can almost
hear its heartbeat. The sterling production is free of pretence and
fully loaded with soul and integrity.
This is a winner from end to end, a journey through time. The good times
and the bad times, the new and the old, all in one combined. "The Way
Life Goes" is what radio used to be. If you were a kid in the '80s, you
should remember FM stations playing everything that was worth listening
to. This disc would be in high rotation without a doubt.
Be sure to call your local radio stations and request any cut from "The
Way Life Goes", or better than that, buy this CD without hesitation.
Highly Recommended.
01. Solid Ground
02. A Different Light
03. It's Not Enough
04. Cold Day In Hell
05. Thick And Thin
06. Ask Me Yesterday
07. Fools Paradise
08. The Flower Song
09. Mood Elevator
10. Welcome To My Mind
11. You Showed Me
12. Ain't That A Bitch
13. The Way Life Goes
14. Babylon
Tom Keifer: Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards
Pat Buchanan: Guitars, Harmonica
Gary Burnette: Guitars
Jeff LaBar: Guitar
Ron Wallace: Acoustic Guitar
Tony Harrell: Piano, Clavinet, Wurlitzer, Hammond B3
Michael Rhodes: Bass
Greg Morrow: Drums, Percussion
Bobby Keys, Jim Horne: Sax
Mitch Goldfarb: Strings
Etta Britt, Kent Agee, Chuck Tuner, Crystal Taliaferro, Vicki Carraco, Savannah Keifer: Background Vocals
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