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Australia's best male vocalist by a mile

Anthony Ruberto | Melbourne, Victoria, Australia | 03/23/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"As one of Australia's best known and most popular male vocalists, John Farnham has a unique vocal quality that has grown and developed along with his fans from his first single, Sadie the Cleaning Lady to his latest hit.There wouldn't be one person in Australia who doesn't know of this artist or who doesn't have an opinion about his vocal qualities. John Farnham is a home grown product of the Australian music industry who has achieved tremendous success and popularity over some thirty years. The problem with Farnham is that he gets better and better and it never ceases to amaze me how he can continue to come up with new material and develop his vocal qualities further. His performances on stage are supurb and his ability to involve the audiences ensures that concert goers receive value for money. He is simply brilliant and must be heard. His albums succeed with or without on air play by radio stations. Such is his talent and popularity that his admirers just keep buying his albums. Farnham has the capacity to turn all his albums to top selling albums, such is the admiration and respect his has earned from his audiences in Australia and overseas. What ever your likes in music, one thing is certain, listening to John Farnham will send chivers down your spine and make you yearn for more. He is simply Brialliant. If you haven't experienced his music, you haven't experienced music."

The Best Male Singer Alive Today

Ken McCarthy | Pittsburgh, Pa. | 01/14/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"John Farnham is by far the Best Male Singer Alive Today...hands down. Virtually Unknown here in America...he captured many American's "Ears" with his stint with the Little River Band in the 80's. I've seen him referred to as "The Blonde Guy" or "The New Guy"...then he dropped from the American Music Scene. BUY THIS CD...it will not let you down."

Simply Excellent

S. Nicholls | 11/06/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"It starts with the anthemic 'You're the voice' and then just gets better. As the guy gets older his music gets stronger. Listen and enjoy, you won't be dissapointed. I guarantee it and no I don't work for the record company."