Eli Stone

One horrible night changed everything. And now, Paige can’t stop the nightmares. No one can… Except him. When Paige Tomlin unexpectedly runs into Eli Stone one day, memories of that awful night don’t come crashing down on her like she thought they would. Instead, memories from when they were young and inseparable surround her. The boy she rode the bus to school with every day. The boy who picked her up and drove her around the first day he got his license. The boy who told her his deepest secrets.

This is the group that features the falsetto Damon Harris. As a member of the Temptations from 1971-75, Harris' airy yet earthy falsetto powered such classics including "Papa Was a Rolling Stone" and the drug epic "Hurry Tomorrow." After his stint with the group, Harris rejoined his childhood group. The production here is reminiscent of his then-W.M.O.T. labelmates Blue Magic, and is produced by Bobby Eli. Impact finds Harris' vocals getting warmer gives his fans a chance to hear him in a fresher context. This group also had a raspy vocalist reminiscent of David Ruffin, who provided a good juxtaposition to Harris.

Excellent double album with 35 songs of Manos Hadjidakis in a more 'artistic' rearrangement for 4 singers and big orchestra, by the composer who plays piano and conducts. The songs are interpreted by 2 male and 2 female voices. Among them, Theodorakis' "muse", Maria Farantouri, who gives a new dimension to Hadjidakis' music. The cellos, harps, violins, flutes and guitars of the orchestra, the divine music of Hadjidakis and the captivating voices of the singers, make this album, a unique musical experience.