Let's Make Sure We Kiss Goodbye
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| Artist(s) | Vince Gill |
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| Label | Mca Nashville |
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| Vince Gill is deeply in love. It’s hard to imagine an adolescent in the throes of first crush sounding any giddier than Gill does on this mash note of an album to new wife Amy Grant (who returns the devotion with a duet on “When I Look into Your Heart”). Though romantic rapture doesn’t necessarily produce lesser music than heartbreak, the mushiness of “Feels Like Love,” “The Luckiest Guy in the World,” and “Look What Love’s Revealing” is wince-worthy rather than Vince-worthy (particularly in comparison with his previous album, 1998’s deeply moving… | |
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Vince Gill is deeply in love. It’s hard to imagine an adolescent in the throes of first crush sounding any giddier than Gill does on this mash note of an album to new wife Amy Grant (who returns the devotion with a duet on “When I Look into Your Heart”). Though romantic rapture doesn’t necessarily produce lesser music than heartbreak, the mushiness of “Feels Like Love,” “The Luckiest Guy in the World,” and “Look What Love’s Revealing” is wince-worthy rather than Vince-worthy (particularly in comparison with his previous album, 1998’s deeply moving The Key). Sentiments such as “We hold hands walking and spend all night talking and make love as the sun starts to rise” would better have been confined to pillow talk. Here’s wishing the happy couple all the best, while hoping that Gill has gotten the sappiest album of his career out of his system. —Don McLeese
