Title: Poorly produced, inferior Edmunds
Product review: This album features badly conceived remakes of classic pop songs, recorded in what was apparently supposed to be authentic period sound, but gives the impression that poor Dave is wailing from the bottom of a barrel (and off-tune to boot, on more than one track). If you've ever wondered what Phil Spector might produce while suffering from a monstrous hangover, try this one out.Tops on the "what were they thinking" list are inexplicable covers of "Baby I Love You" and "Da Doo Ron Ron". "Let It Be Me" and "Maybe" provide solid evidence that being a balladeer was not one of Edmunds' strengths. Even decent covers of songs like "Let It Rock" and "No Money Down" are weighed down by the murky sound.There are a few salvageable numbers like "I Ain't Never", but overall this is one of Edmunds' weakest efforts.
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