Comments on: Say You’ll Stay Until Tomorrow http://www.tomjones.com/discography/say-youll-stay-until-tomorrow/ Wed, 08 Feb 2012 09:54:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Hallie http://www.tomjones.com/discography/say-youll-stay-until-tomorrow/comment-page-1/#comment-288677 Hallie Thu, 02 Feb 2012 15:28:07 +0000 http://www.tomjones.com/?p=718#comment-288677 I have to admit that this is one of my favorite albums. I checked this vinyl out at my local library and played it over and over when I was younger. I had the pleasure of seeing you, Tom Jones, in concert at L'Auberge du Lac Casino in Lake Charles, LA, about 2 years ago. I would love to see you again someday. You are such an awesome talent still in your prime according to my standards anyway. :D I have to admit that this is one of my favorite albums. I checked this vinyl out at my local library and played it over and over when I was younger. I had the pleasure of seeing you, Tom Jones, in concert at L’Auberge du Lac Casino in Lake Charles, LA, about 2 years ago. I would love to see you again someday. You are such an awesome talent still in your prime according to my standards anyway. :D

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]]> By: Tom From Pittsburgh, PA http://www.tomjones.com/discography/say-youll-stay-until-tomorrow/comment-page-1/#comment-12179 Tom From Pittsburgh, PA Sun, 08 Aug 2010 23:10:30 +0000 http://www.tomjones.com/?p=718#comment-12179 Say You'll Stay Until Tomorrow was Jones first album of original material for Epic Records, and the returned the singer after a brief lull commercially to the upper half of the US album charts and the To 20 of the US Singles Charts. In a small surprise, the title track and first single also crossed over unexpectedly to the US Country Charts, where it hit #1,making Jones the first act in the Billboard Chart era to hit #1 with their very first ever country charting hit. In the late 70's through the mid 80's Jones would record almost exclusively country material, which helped him maintain a small presence on the US Country Charts with multiple Top 20 singles and albums, but did not sell as well overseas and did not match the staggering success of his late 60's/early 70's run. Most of this album however is middle of the road pop, mostly ballads, very little uptempo, and other than the title cut no country. Stand out tracks include his remakes of the 60's pop classic "Take Me Tonight" and "The Anniversary Song" plus a solid rendition of Paul Anka's "One Man Woman". Not as varied as some of his 60's albums, or for that matter some of his more recent efforts, but a solid pop record with some nice romantic love songs suited to Jones vocal style. Say You’ll Stay Until Tomorrow was Jones first album of original material for Epic Records, and the returned the singer after a brief lull commercially to the upper half of the US album charts and the To 20 of the US Singles Charts. In a small surprise, the title track and first single also crossed over unexpectedly to the US Country Charts, where it hit #1,making Jones the first act in the Billboard Chart era to hit #1 with their very first ever country charting hit. In the late 70′s through the mid 80′s Jones would record almost exclusively country material, which helped him maintain a small presence on the US Country Charts with multiple Top 20 singles and albums, but did not sell as well overseas and did not match the staggering success of his late 60′s/early 70′s run.

Most of this album however is middle of the road pop, mostly ballads, very little uptempo, and other than the title cut no country. Stand out tracks include his remakes of the 60′s pop classic “Take Me Tonight” and “The Anniversary Song” plus a solid rendition of Paul Anka’s “One Man Woman”. Not as varied as some of his 60′s albums, or for that matter some of his more recent efforts, but a solid pop record with some nice romantic love songs suited to Jones vocal style.

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