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- The horn interlude in "I'm Still in Love with You" is pretty unique in his repertoire. It may be his quietest, mellowest hit from from the golden period.
- Whoops. I suppose that would be (I've) Got My Mind Set on You.
- I'll guess at one I don't see yet... 11. Got My Mind Set on You Sounds suspiciously like the James Ray original.
- That would be "The Woman in Red" - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=meVirQLBZSk
- 19 'Only Love Can Break Your Heart' - Saint Etienne
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The name “Willie Wisely” has been music to discerning pop fans’ ears for well over a decade now, but he’ll be the first to admit his albums have thus far failed to penetrate the wider marketplace, despite reams of positive reviews and a fervent fan
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But enough about him -- it's interesting to hear Wisely's take on CDs and MP3s. I tend to think it's scary out there right now for musicians trying to sell their product, but things like iTunes and MySpace obviously help and give them an advantage in certain areas.
I only know two Wisely songs, both courtesy of Jefitoblog, and I liked both, especially "Love Is Wrong." I look forward to hearing the one you're offering here once I can download it at home.
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Linky no worky.
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