Part of You

Part Of What You Hear is the 1970 debut album by Tennessee country rock band Timber. The album had a bit of success but it would lead to them moving from Kapp to Elektra. This was released by Kapp and is a vinyl rip.

Experience is not what happens to you – it’s how you interpret what happens to you.

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A step-by-step method to conquer fear in your handstands and achieve a 30 second handstand in the middle of the room!

After having a very successfuly year in 1986 with her first Number One single "Closer Than Close" and a Top 10 album of the same name, everyone thought big things were in store for Jean for her next outing. Unfortunately, it wasn't so. Although 1988's followup "You're A Part Of Me" was a very fine album, it was very poorly promoted by Atlantic Records. Although the album itself did manage to climb to #40 on the Albums chart and she managed a minor hit with her far superior reading of Aretha Franklin's "Ain't No Way". This song showed Jean was capable of wailing with the best of them. Another highlight for me was an excellent cover of "Givin Up On Love". Too bad the album didn't have the success it so clearly deserved. Get this one while you can.

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