Look The Other Way
Release Year: 1998
Label: Victor
Country: Japan
Produced by Lou Pardini
Musicians:
James Harrah: Guitars
Vail Johnson, John Patitucci: Bass
Steve Dublin: Drum Programming
Scott Mayo, Dave Boruff: Saxophone
Sid Sham, Scott Mayo, Mindi Stein, Rose Stone, Alfie Silas, Howard McCarry, Olivia McCarkle, Bunny Hull, Bill Champlin, Joseph Williams: Background Vocals
- Better Late Than Never
- We′ve Got So Far To Go
- Love Is A Hurtin′ Thing (1 Minute soundsample)
- Time Out For Love
- I′ll Always Be There
- Look The Other Way
- Place In My Heart
- Method To The Madness
- How Can I Stop Loving You
- I Just Had To Fall
- Take It Away
- What Might Have Been (1 Minute soundsample)
Wow.....this is a slick record.Great harmonies,beautiful chord changes.Lou Pardini is a very skillfull songwriter and keyboardplayer.Above this he has a very soulfull and impressive voice with an outstanding range.James Harrah deliver some really funky and great guitar playing on the title track "Look The Other Way "- Lou Pardini knows the formula...Itīs all about harmony . If you donīt have this CD and happen to find it....BUY IT !
A shame that Lou Pardini, mostly known for his work with Koinonia, hasn't recorded any studio album for awhile. That Philippine live release with Joe Pizzulo and Kevyn Lettau didn't really satisfy people's hunger for new material, and many of us keep wondering if he'll put out a solo record again. Hopefully he'll do. No doubt he is one of the most underrated and talented vocalists in the Westcoast scene.
Wow! I agree, this album is impressive. It's like a mix of christopher cross/ michael ruff / lava and david foster just to name a few that come strongly to mind. I was expecting just the odd song that I would like when I chance picked up a taiwan pressing for a couple of dollars on ebay, then I get it.. and it has a proper handful of really strong songs. There is nice chilled out sound to this recording and well, I was just surprised at how strong most these songs were cause I never heard about this album before. Highly recommended for westcoast fans. Very nice addition to the collection. It's 90's but with an classic 80's feeling to most songs and smooth 90's digital sound.
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