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SKU: BESCD001
This is the Album that set Eric apart as a singer song writer. One of the greastest tributes an artist can receive is when the Fans wont let and album die, by consantly requesting it is to be brought back into circulation. This is Music to live by! This album is to be felt as well as heard. It can't be discribed by saying it's R&B, SOUL, NEOSOUL, URBAN or POP because it covers all those catagories and then some.
- She Couldn't Hear Me
- Past Paradise
- Rock With You
- Please Don't Leave Me
- Hold On
- Rain On My Parade
- Rebound
- Should We Try
- One Time (F. Jill Scott)
- When Love Calls
- Be With You
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Erro Good Time
Brilliant work from America's next great soul singer -- the incredible Eric Roberson, one of the freshest male soul vocalists in years! At one level, Eric's work is steeped in the classic styles of Donnie Hathaway and Marvin Gaye -- but at another, it's completely without cliche or stylistic precedent -- as fresh as the best newer work by female singers like Jill Scott or Julie Dexter. Roberson's rhythmic conception is really tremendous -- open, free, and presented in a way that pushes the vocals past obvious patterns that so often plague male soul singers. The set's got a really fresh approach that's also due in part to Roberson's use of a variety of producers -- including Osunlade, Vidal Davis, Redhead Kingpin, and others. Jill Scott does guest vocals on the track "One Time", but it's Eric's genius that really brings the whole set home! Titles include "Rock With You", "Past Paradise", "She Couldn't Hear Me", "Rebound", "Rain On My Parade", and "When Love Calls" -- and if you've been looking for a soul record to change your life, this is it! (Back in print and featuring songs that did not appear on the 1.5 version!)
Dusty Groove America
Brilliant work from America's next great soul singer -- the incredible Eric Roberson, one of the freshest male soul vocalists in years! At one level, Eric's work is steeped in the classic styles of Donnie Hathaway and Marvin Gaye -- but at another, it's completely without cliche or stylistic precedent -- as fresh as the best newer work by female singers like Jill Scott or Julie Dexter. Roberson's rhythmic conception is really tremendous -- open, free, and presented in a way that pushes the vocals past obvious patterns that so often plague male soul singers. The set's got a really fresh approach that's also due in part to Roberson's use of a variety of producers -- including Osunlade, Vidal Davis, Redhead Kingpin, and others. Jill Scott does guest vocals on the track "One Time", but it's Eric's genius that really brings the whole set home! Titles include "Rock With You", "Past Paradise", "She Couldn't Hear Me", "Rebound", "Rain On My Parade", and "When Love Calls" -- and if you've been looking for a soul record to change your life, this is it! (Back in print and featuring songs that did not appear on the 1.5 version!)
Dusty Groove America