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- Chris Ford (solo efforts)

Genre: pop

Rating: no stars

Title:  Sundown Lady

Company: Doud

Catalog: AW #14067
Year: 1977

Country/State: US

Grade (cover/record): VG+/VG+

Comments: --

Available: 1

Catalog ID: 1606

Price: $10.00

"Chris Ford joins forces with Damond von Brightonn to bring you tem memorable selections that will surely push a fond memory button in everyone's heart.  The music spun on this album is of such a poignancy, that it will quickly become one of your most treasured possessions."

Seriously?   About the nicest thing I can say about this throwaway set of MOR pop is that Ms. Ford was fairly easy on the eyes  (assuming there was a Ms. Ford and that was her on the cover).   Most of this was nothing more than Montovani-styled, throwaway easy-listening sludge.   

Given these were all instrumental tunes, I'm not even sure what Ms. Ford brought to the table.  Gawd knows why, but there's actually a Chris Ford solo album on Album World.

Easily the worst of the tax scam world, I think this may be the first time I've given an album a no stars rating.

"Sundown Lady" track listing:
(side 1)

1.) O Sole Mio   (Guida) - 3:06

2.) Santa Lucia   (A. Laura) - 3:22

3.) Sereneta   (A. Lauara 2:48

4.) El Relicarrio   (Fernando Elmundo) - 3:39

5.) Tango   (David Barsto) - 2:52

(side 2)
1.) O'Cangaciero   (A. Laura) - 2:42

2.) Chirichiribin   (Oscar Hammerstein) - 2:31

3.) Danza   (Fernando Elmundo) - 3:09

4.) La Campasita   (Fernando Elmundo)  - 2:47

5.) Eso Es Elamor   (Pablo Lopez) - 2:11