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Cain's new album

Posted:
Wed Sep 20, 2006 3:06 am
by *Laura
Don't know if this was posted...
I just saw this on MR's front page.(thanks,Andrew)
"Journey keyboardist Jonathan Cain has released his latest solo album Where I Live. The CD is available exclusively at FYE stores.
Track listing: Where I Live . Can She Say . Sometimes She Breaks . Fragile World . Shine On Chicago . Pride of the Family . Half Full . Letting Me Down . Before Brando . Man's Best Friend . Faithfully (a duet with Mica Roberts)."
This should be interesting..."Pride Of The Family"?I wonder how does this version sound...or is it just a title coincidence?
I hope "Faithfully" is THAT song,lol.
If this album is just as melodic as "Piano With A View",I already love it.

Re: Cain's new album

Posted:
Wed Sep 20, 2006 3:08 am
by larryfromnextdoor
Shania wrote:Don't know if this was posted...
I just saw this on MR's front page.(thanks,Andrew)
"Journey keyboardist Jonathan Cain has released his latest solo album Where I Live. The CD is available exclusively at FYE stores.
Track listing: Where I Live . Can She Say . Sometimes She Breaks . Fragile World . Shine On Chicago . Pride of the Family . Half Full . Letting Me Down . Before Brando . Man's Best Friend . Faithfully (a duet with Mica Roberts)."This should be interesting..."Pride Of The Family"?I wonder how does this version sound...or is it just a title coincidence?
I hope "Faithfully" is THAT song,lol.
If this album is just as melodic as "Piano With A View",I already love it.

it came out last week,, he talks some on the jon cain website about it , but there are NO samples anywhere that play,,

Posted:
Wed Sep 20, 2006 3:11 am
by Matthew
Did "Piano With A View" have "Elegance on the Catwalk" on it? What an insipid instrumental that was....I feel old and tired and ready to give up on life when I hear that record....

Posted:
Wed Sep 20, 2006 3:31 am
by *Laura
Matthew wrote:Did "Piano With A View" have "Elegance on the Catwalk" on it? What an insipid instrumental that was....I feel old and tired and ready to give up on life when I hear that record....

Yep..."Elegance..." is on that album.
Well,if you could listen to that album with a woman's ears,you would feel relaxed,instead of tired.


Posted:
Wed Sep 20, 2006 3:37 am
by Liz22562
I have to agree with Shania. I own everything Jon Cain has out (solo wise). Definitely 'feel good' music and I usually have it playing when I'm relaxing.
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Posted:
Wed Sep 20, 2006 3:38 am
by lights1961
loved piano with a view...great romantic CD!!
Rick

Posted:
Wed Sep 20, 2006 4:30 am
by brywool
Piano with a View was total elevator music to me. I played it maybe twice. Anybody wanna buy it?
I DID like the one "Back to the Innocence" or something like that. That had some good songs on it.

Posted:
Wed Sep 20, 2006 9:07 am
by tammy
There are a few samples (mp3) on Jon's website. I had never heard "Pride of the Family" but just that little bit, the beginning, reminds me very much of a similarity to both "Troubled Child" & "Trial by Fire" - some haunting quality that I really like. Anyone have "Pride" from Journey to listen too?
Jon's voice sounds like some singer from the 80s, I can't think of...he does sound young, actually. I don't think I'll be buying this one, 'tho...I like Jon, just not too keen on the sounds here - and I just can't listen to "Faithfully" by anyone but Steve Perry - even 'tho I know Jon wrote the whole song! sorry.

Posted:
Wed Sep 20, 2006 10:55 am
by whocares
Jon doesn't have such a great singing voice that I want to hear it. Haven't been impressed with his voice work on any solo stuff since he went solo. I thought his version of Faithfully was just plain bad, but that's just me.

Posted:
Wed Sep 20, 2006 4:55 pm
by ForceInfinity
The version of Pride of the Family is the same as the bonus track for generations. At least there were no differences that I was able to perceive. While he doesn't have the best voice in the world, it is serviceable, but I felt it was better on BTTI. Of his two solo efforts, I prefer BTTI, but the version of Faithfully on this CD with the duet was far superior of the Cain sung ones (mostly due to the female vocalist on the song)