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Love The Way You Love Me
CD (Item 611952) HDM, 1978 — Condition: New Copy
An overlooked gem from 70s soul singer Eddie Horan – an artist we only know from this great little record – which is a sweet mellow soul classic! There's a mix of tightness and easygoing soul here that's mighty nice – as Eddie sings in this confident, yet laidback style that's right up there with the best male soul modes of the east coast scene – set here to these great arrangements that are full, but never overwhelming – just moving at this sweet pace that's perfect for the vocals! The set's got loads of midtempo gems that are mighty nice – some smooth steppers that have made the album a treasure for years – despite Eddie's lack fo great fame. Titles include "Love The Way You Love Me", "The Dancer", "Can't Do Without You", "Love So Easy", and "Man Without His Woman". © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. | |||||
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