After the kids are grown
ASIN: B000069V2K
Track Listings
| 1. Don't tell my heart |
| 2. The key to her heart |
| 3. I was so blessed |
| 4. Dreamer |
| 5. Walking down that street |
| 6. Unknown |
| 7. No more me |
| 8. To tell you |
| 9. Won't you dance with me |
| 10. Set my spirit free |
| 11. Three roses |
| 12. After the kids are grown |
Editorial Reviews
From the Artist
Our goal with this CD was to have an album that is enjoyable from the first track to the last with each song being distinctly different from the others. Based on the fact, that within the first two weeks of release we've received very favorable comments indicating eight different songs as favorites, we feel we've succeeded.
Product Description
Album features 12 original songs that capture the sincere emotions of love, heartache, and longing, along with sassy, fun duets. It starts with a beautifully sung crossover type ballad set to soothing music that has listeners from 4 to 80 years old singing along with the same heart-felt emotion that lead singer, Rita Pittman, puts into every song she sings. Track 2 goes to a soft rock sound, something like you might expect from Sting, with keyboard/guitarist Robert Pittman singing the lead.
Track 3 then takes you on a toe-tapping country duet that again will have you singing along.
The rest of the album is a mix of this scenario with completely different sounding songs making it difficult to choose only one favorite. If your taste in music covers a variety of sounds, then this is the CD for you.
After the kids are grown
After the kids are grown,Duece,Duece,Beautifully sung ballads that capture the sincere emotions of love, heartache, and longing, along with sassy, fun duets.
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After the kids are grown
Duece Manufacturer: Duece ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD  General
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ASIN: B000069V2K Release Date: 2002-06-14 |
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Album Description
Album features 12 original songs that capture the sincere emotions of love, heartache, and longing, along with sassy, fun duets. It starts with a beautifully sung crossover type ballad set to soothing music that has listeners from 4 to 80 years old singing along with the same heart-felt emotion that lead singer, Rita Pittman, puts into every song she sings. Track 2 goes to a soft rock sound, something like you might expect from Sting, with keyboard/guitarist Robert Pittman singing the lead.Track 3 then takes you on a toe-tapping country duet that again will have you singing along.
The rest of the album is a mix of this scenario with completely different sounding songs making it difficult to choose only one favorite. If your taste in music covers a variety of sounds, then this is the CD for you.
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