Oleta Adams

After the success of her debut, Adams doesn't change the formula for her second album. Which isn't a bad thing ? the stylish love ballads she sings are some of the best adult contemporary pop of the early '90s.

Evolution

My Heart Won't Lie

Hold Me For A While

Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight

When Love Comes To The Rescue

I Just Had To Hear Your Voice

(Baby I'll) Come When You Call

Easier To Say Goodbye

Lover's Holiday

The Day I Stop Loving You

New York State Of Mind

Window Of Hope

Whake

champagne problem

Moon River

Ricky Peterson

I Hope You Dance

Although she always demonstrated a strong gospel influence, Come Walk With Me is Oleta Adams' first full-fledged religious album. Unsurprisingly, her singing shines throughout, but the record falls just short from being a powerhouse because the songs often meander, failing to hit upon a strong, memorable hook. Nevertheless, the album succeeds in being a moving modern gospel record because of Adams' passion and her remarkable voice.

Come Walk With Me

Let's Stay Here

Christmas Time With Oleta

《The Very Best of Oleta Adams》 primarily consists of material from her first three albums. The big mystery of this 1998 collection is the lack of material from 1990's Circle of One, by far her strongest and more musically varied set of songs. A mere three tunes are included here: "Get Here," the Soul II Soul-styled "Rhythm of Life," and the rousing "Circle of One." Her weaker second album, Evolution, however, is represented by no less than five tracks, and four songs from Moving On also appear. The Very Best of Oleta Adams also includes material that was never previously available on an Oleta Adams album. Tears for Fears' Seeds of Love hit "Woman in Chains" is here, and Adams' pitch-perfect vocal harmonies play off Roland Orzabal's melodramatic bombast surprisingly well. Though a more subtle arrangement may have been more successful, her rendition of "Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me" (which appeared on the Elton John/Bernie Taupin covers album Two Rooms in 1991) is performed with such gusto Elton John's version pales by comparison. Adams also shows off her astonishing range on the Gershwin classic "Embraceable You" and a nice reading of Jimmy Cliff's "Many Rivers to Cross." Although The Very Best of Oleta Adams lacks two of her best performances ? Circle of One's gorgeous version of "Everything Must Change" (which has been recorded by countless artists, including Gene Harris, Nina Simone, Carmen McRae, and Barbra Streisand) and the aforementioned "New York State of Mind" ? it is a pleasant collection that showcases Oleta Adams' beautiful voice, even on lackluster material.

The Very Best Of Oleta Adams

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