Michael Buble’s To Be Loved Album Review

I got hold of Michael Buble’s recent record and instantly enjoyed Michael’s take on classic hits spanning musical decades.

Of course, expect the Big band attack of Pop hits and surprisingly Buble proved that his music does not just appeal to older markets but his version of “It’s A Beautiful Day” and “Close Your Eyes” can certainly be enjoyed by the younger mass that commands the music industry nowadays.

Familiar classics like “To Love Somebody” and “Something Stupid” were retained to their usual arrangements but still as likeable as the original.

“It’s A Beautiful Day”, the CD’s carrier single was fun to listen to and “You’ve Got A Friend in Me” will remind you of your childhood memories.

“Young at Heart” and “Nevertheless (I’m in Love with You)” are direct rip offs of 60’s hit, it sounded as if you were back when your Grandma plays Franks Sinatra or Engelbert Humperdinck; a nice change for a hearer’s ears.

Contemporary track “Who’s Loving You” gives its listeners the 70-ish vibe while “Come Dance With Me” was actually a nice alternative for your usual Sunday morning hits!

My personal favourite was Michael’s version of Rod Stewart’s “Have I Told You Lately”; he gave a new sound to this listener’s classic and tagged the uniquely expected Buble’ sound!

Over-all To Be Loved is a nice substitute for your conventional Pop sound that will definitely give joy to both young and old listeners’ ears.

Luckily, this album gave what’s expected from it; BBB!

Big Buble Band sound!

To Be Loved is available on ITunes and Amazon!

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