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Curt Smith
Soul on Board
Genres: Alternative Rock, Folk, Pop

Track Listings (10) - Disc #1
1. Soul on Board - Curt Smith, Page, Martin
2. Calling Out - Curt Smith, Page, Martin
3. Beautiful to Me - Curt Smith, Smith, Curt
4. Wonder Child - Curt Smith, Livsey, Barbara
5. Words - Curt Smith, Holland, N.
6. I Will Be There - Curt Smith, Page, Martin
7. No One Knows Your Name - Curt Smith, Smith, Curt
8. Rain - Curt Smith, Livsey, Barbara
9. Come the Revolution - Curt Smith, Page, Martin
10. Still in Love With You - Curt Smith, Lynott, Phil

CD Details

All Artists: Curt Smith
Title: Soul on Board
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Universal Music & VI
Release Date: 8/17/1993
Genres: Alternative Rock, Folk, Pop
Styles: Adult Contemporary, Singer-Songwriters
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 031451801922

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CD Reviews

A few pleasant tracks, but uninspired overall

Fredric A. Cooper | Los Angeles, CA | 05/29/2010

(2 out of 5 stars)

"1993 brought the first Tears For Fears album without Curt Smith, the classic "Elemental". Also released in the same year was this solo effort from Curt. The single "Calling Out" is the highlight, with its sweeping string arrangement carrying the tune along nicely. A few spins and the melody is stuck in your head. Unfortunately the singles ("Words" was the second) and album tanked in the UK, resulting in the cancellation of its proposed US release. An advance promo cassette was issued in the US, but no commercial release followed. The album was released in Canada (a territory that has been special for Tears For Fears, with a number of exclusive releases) and was a success in Spain. But the project ultimately was a failure. TFF fans will be want to hear this, but it is more of a collectors item than anything else. The two Curt-less TFF albums (the other being the masterpiece "Raoul and The Kings of Spain") are outright classics that leave this album in the dust. Curt himself hates the record, not a good indication of its quality."