PATTY SMYTHMCA 10633 (45 min).
Smyth's sorry-babe-I-gotta-dump-ya duet with Don Henley, "Sometimes Love Just Ain't Enough," has been a big hit for a simple reason: Everybody knows the feeling. Nevertheless, the album is mainstream corporate rock at its most routine and faceless -- well produced (by Springsteen asso- ciate Roy Bittan) but still overflowing with canned emotion and as spontaneous as a Swiss watch. S.S.
I actually kinda liked Smyth (who used to hang at a watering hole in the Village I frequented back in the day) but sorry -- that song totally sucks.
3 comments:
great song!
Sounds like Nashville crap country written for Meat Loaf. Just add a steel guitar (or prison, trucks, trains, drinking and mom).
Yeah, I've thought little of the Eagles. But I had to credit Henley for getting up onstage with Mojo Nixon to sing 'Don Henley Must Die.'
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