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Published: 2013/01/22

by Jeff Tamarkin

Aaron Neville: My True Story

Blue Note

Great concept, even better execution. For his Blue Note Records debut, the stalwart New Orleans vocalist reaches back to his youth to deliver a dozen covers of doo-wop and primal R&B hits—co-produced, no less, by new label head Don Was and Keith Richards. It’s obvious from the first notes of “Money Honey”—one of four tunes on the album originally by the Drifters (“Under the Boardwalk” is another)—that the entire team is having a blast. Neville’s voice lends itself particularly well to the familiar (The Ronettes’ “Be My Baby,” Curtis Mayfield and The Impressions’
“Gypsy Woman”) and lesser known (The Clovers’ “Ting A Ling,” The Jive Five’s title track) classics, and to hear that instantly recognizable warble interact with Richards’ pointed licks is a real treat in itself.

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Sherry Alexander January 22, 2013, 18:56:39

Plzzz help me with getting teeth an illness has robbed me of my hair my teeth n part of my vision..I went from 176 down to 101 pounds I cannot keep losing weight..plzz find it in ur heart to help me my insurance will not cover this..!

Sherry Alexander January 22, 2013, 18:57:05

Plzzz help me with getting teeth an illness has robbed me of my hair my teeth n part of my vision..I went from 176 down to 101 pounds I cannot keep losing weight..plzz find it in ur heart to help me my insurance will not cover this..!

Sherry Alexander January 25, 2013, 20:23:15

Plzzz help me to get new teeth..I’m down to one tooth left my illness has robbed me of them n my insurance won’t cover getting new ones..plzzz help ..:)

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