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Dido No Angel Pop Music CD Review
No Angel is the latest Pop CD released by the very talented Dido who once again has a wonderful collection of songs. I I trust Dido fans, and Pop fans will be happy about this.
It's a rare day indeed that I get a CD from an artist that I can honestly say not a bad number in the forest. I am more than happy to announce that's exactly what to say about this. There is simply not an evil in the woods. No fillers here at all.
One of the nicer things about a CD like this with this level of talent even if Pop is not your favorite genre you still can not help but appreciate the greatness of the artist.
I give my highest recommendation No Angel. It just belongs in any serious music collectors collection regardless of genre preference.
While the whole album is really great to truly striking numbers are track 3 - Do not Think Of Me, Track 10 - I'm no angel, and track 12 - Take My Hand.
My Bonus Pick, and the one who got Sore [... As in "Stuck On Repeat"] is track 1 - Here With Me. Wow!
No Angel Release Notes:
Dido No Angel originally released on June 1st, 1999 relating to the Arista label.
Track list follows:
1. Here With Me 2. Hunter 3. Do not Think Of Me 4. My Lover's Gone 5. Everything you want 6. Thank you 7. Fair OK 8. Slide 9. Isobel 10. I'm No Angel 11. My Life 12. Take My Hand - (bonus track)
Personnel: Dido (vocals, flute, keyboards), Rick Nowels (acoustic guitar, Wurlitzer piano, Chamberlin, keyboards), Paulie Herman (guitar, harmonica), John Themis (electric guitar, percussion), Rusty Anderson, Martin McCory (electric guitar) Dave Randall (guitar), Mark Felton (harmonica), Mark Bates (piano, Wurlitzer piano, organ, keyboards), Paul Statham (piano, keyboards), Duncan Bridgeman, Peter Vittese (Keyboards, programming), Sister Bliss, Bruce Aisher (keyboards), Aubrey Nunn, Tim Vogt, Youth, John Pierce (bass), Richie Stevens, Geoff Dugmore (drums, percussion) Matty Benbrook (drums, programming); Mal Hyde Smith, Sudha (percussion), Rollo, James Sanger, Jony Rockstar, Nick Manasseh (programming), Pauline Taylor, Rachel Brown, Aquila (background vocals).
Producers include: Rick Nowels, Dido, Rollo, Duncan Bridgeman, Sister Bliss.
Engineers include: Ash Howes, Phill Brown, Goetz.
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