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Artist | Glenn Lewis
Title | World Outside My Window
Genre | R&B Format | Album
Source | CD Time | 65:20
Label | Epic Records Store | 2002
Catalog | EK 85787 Rip | 2020
Bitrate | 876 kbps Size | 429.93 MB
Freq | 44.1 kHz Encoder | FLAC 1.3.1
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01. Simple Things 4:40
02. Beautiful Eyes 4:06
03. Don't You Forget It 4:08
04. Something To See 4:58
05. Lonely 4:01
06. This Love 4:29
07. One More Day 3:26
08. Dream 3:45
09. Is It True 3:36
10. Never Too Late 4:10
11. Take Me 4:40
12. Sorry 4:54
13. Take You High 4:11
14. It's Not Fair 4:59
15. Your Song (For You) 5:17
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Born and raised in Toronto, Ontario, R&B singer and songwriter Glenn Lewis
has strong musical roots. His father, Glenn Ricketts, was the lead singer
of Crack ov Dawn -- a band signed to Columbia in the mid-'70s -- and the
catalyst for Lewis' love of Stevie Wonder, as he frequently played the
Motown artist's records around the house. With his mother also a musician,
he'd accompany his parents to recording studios. He didn't really consider
music his calling until his teen years, when he began writing songs. On a
whim, Lewis entered a talent show at his high school and won the audience
over by performing Wonder's "I Just Called to Say I Love You."
After graduating from high school, Lewis began recording demos with
musician friend Alex Greggs while holding down day jobs. After work, he
would go to clubs to check out other performers. Eventually, he became a
respected performer on the Toronto club scene. A demo helped him get a deal
to issue his first single, "The Thing to Do," a 1998 Beat Factory/BMG
release that earned a Juno Award in the category of Best R&B Recording. His
second single, "Bout Your Love," garnered another Juno nomination.
Lewis then signed to Epic, where he teamed with songwriting and production
duo Dre & Vidal. They assisted Lewis with World Outside My Window, released
in March 2002. As "Don't You Forget It" began climbing the charts, Lewis
experienced an unexpected pleasure. After hearing the single, Stevie Wonder
invited the young vocalist to his Los Angeles radio station. Finishing up
an on-air interview, Lewis met the Motown legend, who told him he loved the
song and began singing it right then and there. The album peaked at number
four on the Billboard 200 chart, and Lewis picked up another Juno Award.
After that, his career hit a series of snags. Although his duet with Amel
Larrieux on a cover of the Roberta Flack/Donny Hathaway classic "Where Is
the Love," featured on Stanley Clarke's 1, 2, To the Bass, was nominated
for a 2004 Grammy (in the category of Best R&B Performance by a Duo or
Group with Vocals), he recorded two albums that were shelved. Lewis was
finally able to make a full return in October 2013, when he released Moment
of Truth, his second proper album, for the Ruffhouse label.
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