Smokie Forever

Smokie Forever Artist: Smokie
Label: Bmg Int'l
Category: Music


Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
Format: Import
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 2
EAN: 4007193539238
ASIN: B0000073XA


Release Date: 2000-04-25

Smokie Forever


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Tracks:

  1. Stumblin' In
  2. Living Next Door to Alice
  3. In the Heat of the Night
  4. Something's Been Making Me Blue
  5. Baby It's You
  6. Don't Play Your Rock'n'Roll to Me
  7. Oh Carol
  8. I Can't Stay Here Tonight
  9. Back to Bradford
  10. Poor Lady (Midnight Baby)
  11. It's Your Life
  12. Coldest Night
  13. Power of Love
  14. Changing All the Time
  15. Mexican Girl
  16. I'll Meet You at Midnight
  17. Lay Back in the Arms of Someone
  18. If You Think You Know How to Love Me
  19. Stranger
  20. Wild Wild Angels
  21. Liverpool Docks
  22. Talking Her 'Round

Album Description

Featuring 32 of their greatest hits on 2 CDs, including 'Stumblin' In' by Chris Norman & Suzi Quatro. Standard double jewel case. Ariola. 2000.

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars SMOKIE / LAY BACK IN THE ARMS OF SOMEONE / NOT SMOKING.......2003-01-19

ALTHOUGH THIS CD HAS MANY GREAT SONGS THE VOCALS ON LAY BACK IN THE ARMS OF SOMEONE LACK THE QUALITY THAT MR. RALPH MORMAN / SAVOY BROWN DOES ON HIS VERSION. STILL A NICE PIECE TO ADD TO ONE'S COLLECTION. CHRIS NORMAN'S VOCALS ARE THAT OF THE GOOD, BUT WHEN IT COMES TO THE VOCALS I TEND TO THINK THAT RALPH MORMAN / SAVOY BROWN IS IN THE CATAGORY OF THE EPITAMY OF VOCALS.

5 out of 5 stars Great melodies.......2002-07-16

I have the personal impression: If one thinks of the second half of the Seventies, the German Charts and the most successful melodies. I think first of Abba, then Boney M. and then Smokie. The group had an enourmous success in Europe and today you will weep hearing those marvellous songs like "Changing all the time"

5 out of 5 stars Great point! - Do we really know who Smokie was?.......1999-07-01

You shouldn't be old to remember Smokie and Chris Norman's voice! Unfortunately, that's the case in US. Not too many youngsters (I'm not sure too many older ones either) know or ever heard about Smokie the brits and not Smokey ... Robinson! And so, a strange, grave, mystic and still so attractive music is left back in the 70's, with those now women (then girls) screaming for a piece of Chris's hair! I believe someone should revive those sweet sounds in today's music stores. I bet a lot of people will be surprised by the freshness of the old wave... Living next door to Alice and Needles and Pins are just two of the songs many would cry after! Too bad here they are not even existing!

5 out of 5 stars

Music Album:

  1. I Had a Dream ~ The Dolphins
  2. S*M*A*S*H ~ S*M*A*S*H
  3. Silence ~ Silence
  4. Lottery ~ UHF
  5. The Best of Spooky Tooth ~ Spooky Tooth
  6. The Girls Are Never Ending ~ Wes Hollywood Show
  7. See You Later Oscillator ~ The Spacewürm
  8. No Time Like the Present ~ Mark Pont
  9. Sugarfist ~ Sugarfist
  10. Dominic John: Fallen World Record ~ Dominic John

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5 by Monk by 5 ~ Thelonious Monk

Power of Three ~ Michel Petrucciani

In the Hand of the Inevitable ~ James Taylor Quartet

Plays Again ~ Phineas Newborn

Songs and Dances of the Ukraine ~ Folk Song & Dance Ensemble Suzirya

Embrace ~ Anup

Raga Sanjh Saravali ~ Ustad Vilayat Khan

Grandes Amores ~ Fafa De Belem

Kale Kalore ~ V%C3%AAra B%C3%ADl%C3%A1 & Kale

Seppun ~ Mika Nakashima