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Artist: Southern Sons

Title: Southern Sons

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Category: Lite AOR

Year: ?

Label: RCA/BMG

Catalog Number: VPCD0836

Personnel

Jack Jones guitars, lead vocals
Phil Buckle guitars, backing vocals
Virgil Donati drums, keyboards
Geoff Cain bass
Peter Bowman guitars, backing vocals

David Hirschfelder additional keyboards
Steve Williams harmonica

Tracks

1.	Always And Ever	3:58
2.	Which Way	3:55
3.	Living This Way	3:04
4.	Heart in Danger	4:57
5.	Hold Me in Your Arms	4:04
6.	Something More	3:40
7.	Waiting for That Train	3:42
8.	More Than Enough	3:41
9.	Hold on to the Memory	4:11
10.	The World Is Mine	3:46
11.	What I See	3:32
Total Running Time:		42:30

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Existing comments about this CD

From: ROB GARCIA

Date: January 27, 2004 at 18:22

WOW!incredible aor by these australians;i cant think of a band to compared them to but they are definetely specialists in delivering super smooth aor with a quality all of their own.the material in here is so strong that you wont miss any heavy guitars,what you get instead is some brilliant uptempo numbers mixed with some beautifull ballads.overall one hell of an aor album although imho their second album is even better than this.

From: AOR freaky	Date: January 28, 2004 at 5:29
Don't think this one is that good, dear Rob ! It doesn't do much for me. Strange, because we usually have the same taste. Not bad, but . . .

From: ROB GARCIA	Date: January 28, 2004 at 15:25
hey everybody!dont listen to aor freaky...im the one who's right(ja,ja,ja...just kidding!).by the way dan this album was released in 1990(i see that youve got the year of release missing on this one).

From: jessica96fish	Date: March 6, 2004 at 11:33
this guy has one of the most pure and natural singing voice your gonna hear anywhere.thing fredi curci alias singer.as rob says.i think the second album is a tad better.but if your into boulevard diving for pearls.not that they sound like these.you should like southern sons.

From: Chris

Date: March 6, 2004 at 18:29

This is a great release and well worth tracking down if only for 3 songs that are the best on offer. Heart in Danger is an absolute monster aor song, Always and ever another great tune, but Hold me in your arms is pure bliss, a truely wonderful ballad. It may be an album that may be a bit too soft for some but the quality is what makes it so good. Singer Jack Jones would've been an ideal replacement for Steve Perry (yes he is that good, and better than Augeri). Great stuff.

From: TIM (2)	Date: June 29, 2004 at 5:54
Agree with Chris in terms of the best tracks, with the rest being just ok. "Nothing but the Truth" is the better album by far, but if you love that then pick this up too as it's still excellent quality. Agree about the vocals, very reminiscent of fellow Aussie AORster Rick Price. "Always and Ever" could've been on the Nelson debut...

From: Geoff	Date: September 19, 2004 at 20:35
Almost agree with Chris and TIM (2) here. 'Always and ever' and 'Heart in danger' are two moments of pure melodic rock bliss. Perfection, especially the beautiful 'Always and ever'. And yes, 'Hold me in your arms' is a great ballad. But we seem to have forgotten the melodic gem that is 'Hold on to the memory'. Also a killer track. Amazing 4 tunes, the rest is pretty filler-ish.

From: shauno

Date: November 17, 2005 at 20:14

Some INFO maybe some would not know? album releases The State-The State (1988)(Before Southern Sons With Phil Buckle On Vocals) Mudhead - Mudhead (With Jack jones & bass player Of INXS They Released a EP called "Train Tracks" with some live stuff (Jack Jones) Real Name Is Irwin Thomas Irwin Thomas-The Evolution Of Irwin Thomas(2002)SOLO with Rusty Brown after getting over the initial shock of the different musical evolution i loved the solo album www.irwinthomas.com judge for your self!

From: Rafo Phoenix

Date: March 4, 2006 at 9:58

Good AOR/Melodic Rock album, claro de 1990 dificil que pierdas un album que me hace recordar mucho el estilo particular de Regatta(me gustan mas por supuesto), asi que si te gusta Regatta o Little America este te caera de perilla, al igual que el album de ellos tiene grandes cortes como Always And Ever, Heart in Danger que son un par de Temazos y otros algo de medio nivel y sus respectivas baladas con esas guitarras acusticas por momentos, asi que seguro te agradara 7-8/10.

From: Sangre Azul	Date: April 5, 2006 at 11:14
Un disco de Sublime produccion y un sonido fresco. No muy duro ¿pero que mas da? Tienen buenos temas, a destacar el primero. El bateria me ace algo mal, pero toca bien. El caso es que me parecen buenos. Al lado de Ratt son unos cracks. Yeha man. It´s a great album of AOR, but not the best. This boys are good. RATT foucking sshit!!!

From: Aorforever	Date: February 23, 2008 at 12:04
This is a good album. 8.0/10

From: chupeaux	Date: February 3, 2012 at 11:42
Great album, Irwin Thomas - Virgil Donati on it. These two names tell everything to everyone who knows what is great music, great live performing, also. All the respect to Phil and Geoff, of course.

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