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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 5099747467721
Format: Import
Label: Sony/Columbia
Manufacturer: Sony/Columbia
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Sony/Columbia
Release Date: March 07, 2006
Sales Rank: 479968
Studio: Sony/Columbia
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Features Ron Wood and Stevie Ray Vaughan.
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I wasn't alive back in the 80s when Miami Vice was on everybody's television, but I've grown up with a father who is in love with Don Johnson's suits and have every Miami Vice on recorded VHSes. I've come to enjoy Miami Vice, and persoanlly can't wait for the movie (I hope they use the original theme song in it somewhere!), but I wasn't aware of Don Johnson's music until recently when I was looking at an 80s music boxset (I love 80s music, more than other), I think it was called Like! Omigod or something. ... Read More
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I always keep hearing people badmouth this album and
I am sick and tired of it. This is not a bad album!
If anything this sure as hell is better than any of
today's music...and by that I mean anything made in the
last 16 years.
The best songs off this record are Heartbeat, Voice on a Hotline, Gotta Get Away, and Last Sound Love Makes.
"Voice", and "Heartbeat" put anything out there today to shame!
Also I recommend Don's second release Let it Roll from 1989.
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At that time Don Johnson was HOT. Miami Vice was new and contained such great music. I bought this album when it first came out because I was and am a DJ fan. It's not a Sgt. Peppers masterpiece, but I liked a few songs a lot. Heartache Away was my favorite. This album is not going to appeal to a large audience but if you like DJ you will like it.
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You remember Crockett and Tubbs from Miami Vice. Well, Don "Crockett" Johnson tried his luck at recording an album. Thing is, I'm not sure if this even classifies as an album.
We have 16 ear bleeders coming at you. And let's get it going...
It starts off with the "hit" heartbeat. Here are the lyrics:
Heartbeat! I'm looking for a Heartbeat!
I suggest: Stop Button! I'm looking for the Stop Button!
The 3rd track really has me guessing. The Last Sound Love Makes ... Read More
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This album features Miami Vice star Don Johnson singing '80s style pop/rock songs. It's pretty boring stuff, even though the title song was a Top 5 hit. Somehow, he managed to get people like Willie Nelson, Bonnie Raitt, Ron Wood and Stevie Ray Vaughan to contribute to the album, but it didn't help much.
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