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1. | Transition | |||
2. | She's Lying | |||
3. | Way Down South | |||
4. | In Days Gone By | |||
5. | You're Watching Me Watching You | |||
6. | Falling For The Lady | |||
7. | Maybe That Someone Is You | |||
8. | Barbra Brown | |||
9. | Stronger On My Own | |||
10. | (They Call The) Good Music Classic | |||
11. | One | |||
12. | I Gotta Feeling | |||
13. | Until We Meet Again | |||
14. | Epilogue |
After listening to Ladd Biro's CD "Transition," I have but one word: Refreshing. Make that two words: Wow!
Knowing Ladd for many years I wasn't sure what to expect when I popped in the CD, but it's pure enjoyment from start to finish. I knew when I was tapping my foot halfway through his title track that kicks things off, I was in for a treat.
I could go through every song and have nothing but praises to sing, but there is one ballad that tugged at my heart. While I have never had the opportunity to walk a daughter down the aisle at her wedding, if you aren't brought to tears listening to "In Days Gone By" there is simply something wrong with you. What a well-written song, and Ladd couldn't sing it more beautiful. As you listen to the lyrics, it's a given that you imagine yourself - especially if you are a father with a daughter - at the wedding.
While "Transition" is certainly a great up-beat song that fits the bill for the title track, it's the ballads Ladd sings that really moved me. Especially "In Days Gone By," which brought me to a spot I have never been.
Another enjoyable song on the CD is titled "Falling For The Lady." After listening to the playlist, I can certainly say I am "Falling For The Ladd."
Gordon Waterstone
The Horseman And Fair World
Harness Hall of Fame Writer