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Dominic Miller: First Touch
The songs, Miller's own compositions, represent the easy-listening genre with their floating melodies, pleasant harmonies, and loping "soft touch" rhythms. Specific images sprout, as "Boca" weaves Latin and smooth, "Rush Hour" contains suspenseful drama, "Ten Years" includes dreamlike wordless vocals by guest Mike Lindup, and "Scan" rests atop the locomotive rhythm supplied by guest drummer Barry Kinder. Complete background information is available at http://www.dominicmiller.com/ .
Track Listing
Eclipse; Do You Want Me; February Sun; Rush Hour; La Boca; Looking For; Buenos Aires; Scan; David; Ten Years; Last Dance; Urban Waltz; Luberon; Carnaval.
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Dominic Miller
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Title: First Touch | Year Released: 1998 | Record Label: Q-Rious Music
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