I Feel Alright

Editorial Reviews
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In the esteemed and growing fraternity of melancholy male songwriters--Mark Eitzel, Mark Lanegan, Gerald Collier--Mike Johnson certainly ranks near the top. Johnson has a throaty baritone just one click above the Crash Test Dummies' Brad Roberts, and his third solo project, I Feel Alright, mines such emotive subject matter as failed ambition and romantic desire in his relentless quest for the essential ballad. All of these songs come close. His cover of Leonard Cohen's "Leaving Greensleeves" reaches a particularly exquisite delicacy when Johnson teams with backing vocalist Tiffany Anders. By the time he's rolling his gravelly verses over the melodic "Impatient and Unwilling," he's taken his craft to new heights. Despair has never sounded sound so attractive. --Nick Heil

Music Review:

  1. If It Ain't Been In A Pawn Shop, Then It Can't Play The Blues [Explicit Lyrics]
  2. Illumination
  3. In the World of Him
  4. International Velvet
  5. Jóga [Box set] [CD-single] [Import]
  6. June 1, 1974 [Import]
  7. KCRW: Morning Becomes Eclectic [Live]
  8. Lazer Guided Melodies
  9. Letzte Tage-Letzte Nachte
  10. Live [Live]

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Australian Legends [Import]

Corelli: Trio Sonatas

Bussotti: La Passion Selon Sade / Le Bal Miro

Music: Nattens Madrigal

Definative Break Beat Series, Vol. 3

DJ Top 40: German Dance and Disco Charts [Import]

Celtic Harp

Collector's Series 1

Five from Six

Berio: Orchestral Transcriptions

Cold Brains [CD-single] [Import]

Cruzada [Import]

Ecos Del Tropico

Cool Down

Jumpin' In