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Cathy-Anne McClintock - Cathy-Anne McClintock
- Cathy-Anne McClintock's self-titled album is very mellow and soothing. She has a light voice, but her lyrics are deep. The album consists of 13 tracks that are acoustic with her guitar.
“Strong Enough” is a witty sound that brings a smile upon anyone’s face. Cathy-Anne sings, “Are you strong enough to be my man/nothing’s true and nothing’s right/ let me be alone tonight/ because you can’t change the way I am.” Cathy-Anne knows who she is and is looking for someone that can love her the way she is and be “man enough to be [her] man.”
“How Can We Be Friends” touches the soft place whenever there is a breakup and one person suggests to be friends. It is difficult to become friends after being lovers. Cathy-Anne sings from experience as she sings, “How can we be friends/ everytime I see you/ my heart breaks again/ no matter what I do, there’s no way I’m getting over you.” It is a good song, but it can be depressing if you are going through that situation.
To lighten up the mood, “Crazy About You” is a song that lists the things she likes and loves about a guy. It is a cute song and her voice fits with the lyrics. She starts off by saying, “I like the way you brush your hair/ I like the little tattoo you wear/ I like the way you smile at me and never watch football on tv,” and then the list goes on and on.
Overall, Cathy-Anne McClintock’s album is mediocre. I am not a big fan of bluegrass music, but her album gave me a chance to see what that genre of music was all about. For those fans of bluegrass, here is an album you may enjoy.
Reviewer: Lawnada Johnson
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Reviewer's Rating: 7
Reader's Rating: 10.00
Reader's Votes: 1
Added: 23-Jul-2009
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