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| Artist : Taylor Hicks |
| Album : Live At The WorkPlay Theatre-(Advance) |
| Bitrate : VBR kbps |
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| Label : Funkytime Records |
| Year : 2007 |
| Genre : Blues |
| Rip date : Aug-01-2007 |
| Store date : Aug-07-2007 |
| Size : 142,6 MB |
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|Track Listing: |
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| CD1 |
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| 01 - Crowd (Intro) 01:51 |
| 02 - She's Into Something 06:15 |
| 03 - Honkey Cat 04:28 |
| 04 - Don't You Lie To Me 04:28 |
| 05 - Hey Pock A-Way 06:14 |
| 06 - Bright Lights Big City 06:47 |
| 07 - Found 04:40 |
| 08 - Southbound 07:37 |
| 09 - Tiny Dancer (Intro) 00:46 |
| 10 - Tiny Dancer 06:11 |
| 11 - Meat Man 03:13 |
| 12 - Second Best 05:49 |
| 13 - Right Place Wrong Time 04:35 |
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| CD2 |
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| 01 - Not Fade Away 02:47 |
| 02 - Drums 03:18 |
| 03 - Who Do You Love 03:42 |
| 04 - Not Fade Away Again 01:51 |
| 05 - Hip Hug Her 04:23 |
| 06 - Killing Floot 06:06 |
| 07 - Crowd 2 (Intro) 02:03 |
| 08 - Call Me The Breeze 06:59 |
| 09 - Whipping Post 07:50 |
| 10 - Use Me 05:35 |
| 11 - Dance To The Music 10:08 |
| 12 - Why Does Love Got To 06:49 |
| 13 - Gonna Move 07:47 |
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| cd1: 62:54 cd2: 69:18 |
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| With his raspy, soulful voice and salt-and-pepper hair, Taylor Hicks was |
| one of the unlikeliest contestants to make it to the final round of |
| American Idol, but his quirky charm and rousing delivery of songs like |
| "Takin' It to the Streets" won Hicks a devoted legion of fans called the |
| Soul Patrol and the title of the fifth-season American Idol. Born in |
| Birmingham, AL, and raised in Hoover, Hicks grew up listening to classic |
| soul artists such as Otis Redding and Sam Cooke ù which he said he could |
| to relate to even as a child due to the divorce of his parents and other |
| troubles ù and singer/songwriters like Van Morrison, Bob Seger, and |
| Billy Joel. His chief influence, however, was Ray Charles, whom he |
| admired so much that he carried a little statue of Charles with him |
| whenever he performed. Though Hicks had no formal musical training, he |
| picked up singing, guitar, and harmonica on his own. He began performing |
| for his family at an early age and won a talent contest at his high |
| school (at which time his hair started turning gray). While studying |
| business, communication, and marketing at Auburn University, Hicks |
| formed the Passing Through band, and left school early to try his luck |
| in Nashville. As a touring performer, he opened for artists ranging from |
| James Brown to Drive-By Truckers and also performed at the Playboy |
| Mansion. Hicks released two albums with his band: In Your Time, a live |
| album, and Under the Radar. In 2005, he auditioned for American Idol; |
| the Memphis tryouts were so crowded that Hicks couldn't get in, so he |
| went to the Las Vegas auditions. Despite the doubts of judge Simon |
| Cowell, Hicks' differences from the typical pop star look and sound |
| worked for him rather than against him in the competition, and his |
| performances of "Levon," "Living for the City," and "Dancing in the |
| Dark" helped put him over the top. After winning American Idol, Hicks |
| signed a record deal with Clive Davis and 19 Recordings Unlimited, and |
| released the single Do I Make You Proud that summer. Hicks also |
| performed with the American Idol tour and began work on his major-label |
| debut album. His self-titled debut arrived in late 2006. |
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