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THE STORYMANChris de Burgh
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There is very little here that
can be said to disappoint, with the gargantuan Mirror Of The Soul
taking the highest of plaudits, marginally ahead of One World,
Spirit, the reprise of My Father’s Eyes featuring
Hani Hussein which closes the album and Raging Storm featuring
Kristyna Myles, this year’s Busker of the Year. In the album’s accompanying
booklet, Chris de Burgh urges the listener to close
their eyes and let themselves believe they are in a cinema. Given the
manner and style with which the content the songs on offer here are
presented, this is not a difficult task. The introduction of the Royal
Philharmonic Orchestra adds a sense of depth to the album that, it might
be said, has been missing from Chris’s last two offerings, Timing
Is Everything and The Road To Freedom. Indeed, it is this
sense of adventure that has sustained his career so it with open arms
that such experimentation should be welcomed. With a European tour set to commence,
which promises more than a few surprises so rumour has it, there are
songs here that can only be awaited with glee and that will amply fit
the catalogue of much-loved live renditions that has made Chris
de Burgh such a “must see” performer. Overall, with The
Storyman, Chris de Burgh can be said
to be back at his very best musically and creatively and long may this
return last and last. ‘The Storyman’ European Tour, 2006
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