
"That'll Be Johnny" is delightfully rhythmic and Vaughan does not lose it, though the tune is a bit different from alot that she has done through the years. "Right In The Next Room" and "I Need You More (Than Ever Now)" are mid-tempo fare that have a bit of the dancefloor in them, while "On Thinking It Over" is quietly pretty, moving . . .
"Do Away With April" is clever, poking fun at all those old songs about the month where so many fall in love, at least according to the poets of the day. Most interesting is the fact that Vaughan had sung many of the April songs herself! "Frasier (The Sensuous Lion)" is a novelty song, if ever Vaughan has sung one. Yes, it is a song about a lion(!!!) and the singer's sense of humour and unique gift for timing is in full display throughout. One just wonders, though, why was Vaughan given this song to sing in this context? It would have been more at home at say, "Circus of the Stars".
Sarah could sing anything for sure, and here she does. At best this album will make you smile.
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