John Travolta: John Travolta Sings CD Track Listing
John Travolta
John Travolta Sings (1996)
Originally Released April 9, 1996\n\nAMG EXPERT REVIEW: N/A\n\nAmazon.com Customer Review\nWhat?, February 19, 2004 \nReviewer: Johnny Heering "trivia buff" (Bethel, CT United States) \nThis CD doesn't contain any of John Travolta's songs from Grease. It features songs from the two albums he recorded during his "teen idol" days on Welcome Back, Kotter. The songs are '70s pop shlock. Most of the songs are pretty terrible, but there are a few decent moments. There were actually three hit songs from the two albums. The best one is "All Strung Out", which is a definite guilty pleasure for me. I can't recommend this CD, but if you are a big John Travolta fan you may want to check it out. \n\nAmazon.com Customer Review\n"I'm different today hey, hey!" appropriate intro, May 21, 2003\nReviewer: "jaguar_james" (North Little Rock, AR United States) \nI think the novelty of this CD is worth something. I was a child of the "Me Generation" of the 1970s, and the youngsters of today didn't know John Travolta as a young sitcom actor. Unfortunately, a lot of us did. \nIn those days, such a "celebrity" could easily become a pop-music "star" (dubious distinction) by singing/putting out an album. Such performers didn't need to sing any better than you or me. In the 1976 track "Let Her In," John Travolta proves that point. It's one of the most awful vocal recordings ever committed to vinyl, which is no small feat. His rendering of "It Had to be You" is a close second. \n\nBut in all credit to Travolta. He learned from his setbacks in his career and used them to better himself. He was in good voice in the movie soundtrack for "Grease" in 1978, a far cry from the earlier attempts here.\n\nI think it's summed up well in the opening line of "Let Her In," a good career update for him:\n\n"I'm different today hey, hey!"\n\nAnd for that, we should be glad.\n\nAmazon.com Customer Review\nA piece in the career puzzle, November 9, 2001\nReviewer: John Borrelli (Randolph, NJ) \nJohn Travolta sings like a girl--decades ago, as this collection shows, and more recently, as a guest vocalist on Carly Simon's misguided "Film Noir."\nBest of? He only made two solo albums. This is more like a "least ridiculous" than a "best of" collection." And be assured it is still pretty ridiculous. \nBut he was cute, which accounted for 90% of sales back in the 70s.\n\nHalf.com N/A
This misc cd contains 15 tracks and runs 49min 2sec.
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Category
: Music
Tags
: music songs tracks misc Rock
- John Travolta - Let Her In (03:04)
- John Travolta - Never Gonna Fall In Love Again (03:26)
- John Travolta - I Don't Know What I Like About You Baby (02:16)
- John Travolta - Baby I Could Be So Good At Lovin' You (03:08)
- John Travolta - Goodnight Mr. Moon! (03:16)
- John Travolta - Whenever I'm Away From You (03:16)
- John Travolta - Right Time Of The Night (03:09)
- John Travolta - Back Doors Crying (04:04)
- John Travolta - (Feels So Good) Slow Dancin' (03:28)
- John Travolta - Moonlight Lady (02:50)
- John Travolta - Easy Evil (03:10)
- John Travolta - All Strung Out (03:33)
- John Travolta - Settle Down (04:21)
- John Travolta - You Set My Dreams To Music (02:59)
- John Travolta - What Would They Say (02:55)
