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ZION - Zion |
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2006-12-8 | AOR |
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| http://www.frontiers.it | ||
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| http://www.freddycurci.com | ||
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| Playing Time | Cat. N° | |
| 49:30 | FR CD 313 | |
| Review by | Rating | |
| Johan | 8/10 | |
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Freddy Curci is
one of the best vocalists in Rock History. He's got the combination
of vocal talents that all singers strive for. He can sing a ballad
with a beautiful, smooth voice like Steve Perry (Journey) or Kevin
Cronin (REO Speedwagon) and then turn around to rock with a rough
edge like Brad Delp (Boston). He started his career in the band
Sheriff back in 1979, which four years later had a number one song
in the USA charts, called "When I'm With You". With that song Freddy
got into the World Records Book for holding a note for almost 30
seconds! A few years later he became involved in Alias, together
with his Sheriff bandmate Steve DeMarchi on guitar and ex Heart
members Steve Fossen, Mike Derosier and Roger Fisher. Alias had two
U.S. top ten hits: "More Than Words Can Say" and "Waiting For Love”.
In 1994 Freddy Curci debuted as a solo artist on the "Dreamer's Road"
album. Six years later a compilation with some unreleased songs saw
day of light, and also the start of his cooperation with Frontiers
Records who released that album on the Italian market. The next step
was to create a brand new project album which could bring back
Freddy’s magical voice on an all new material. Freddy decided to
work with a full line up of professional musicians such as Jason
Hook (ex Bullet Boys) and Joey Scoleri on guitars, Paul Marangoni
(Kim Mitchell, The Works, Coney Hatch) and Joey Greco on drums, Ken
Malandrino on bass and Ross Greene on keyboards. He gathered the
best songs that he wrote together with his song writing partner
Steve DeMarchi (Alias, Sheriff), Jeff Paris, Marc Ribler and Bob
Marlette, among others. This resulted in the entitled Zion album. It
became an album for every Alias Fan who wants to hear more from
Freddy. You can notice that Freddy’s voice is still in tact and he’s
one of the most talented voices there is for the moment. From great
rock songs to more balladic moments, this album has it all. The
timing is perfect and the production is brilliant. Not only Freddy
Curci but also the musicians shine on this release. The guys at frontiers records did it again to release an album that’s full of talented musicians completed with a great vocalist. |
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Freddi Curci: Vocals, Drums, Bass, Guitar,
Piano, Organ Joey Scoleri: Guitars Jason Hook: Guitar, Bass Ken Malandrino: Bass Ross Greene: Piano, Organ Paul Marangoni: Drums Joey Greco: Drums |
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All It Takes Is A Minute
(3:16) How Much Longer Is Forever (4:31) One Man Alone (3:52) Dangerous (3:52) I’m Running Home (3:46) Everybody’s Watching (4:40) No Surprise (4:22) The Sky Is Falling (2:50) The Devil’s Dance (4:10) Who Do You Think You Are (4:13) Crash The Mirror (4:21) |
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Dreamer’s Road (1994) |
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