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Paintings in My Mind
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Paintings in My Mind
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Utilizing
New Kids on the Block
for two tracks on this album doubtlessly helped catapult
Tommy Page
to short-lived American stardom, but he shows that he can hold his own on the remaining, memorable songs.
Paintings in My Mind
is a fresh, innocent album full of youthful longings, all painted in melodic
pop
style. The tunes penned with
New Kids
members,
"I'll Be Your Everything"
and
"Turn On the Radio,"
are indeed good, but there are other treasures to be found.
"You're the Best Thing,"
with its cheerful saxophone, and the title track's sweet simplicity allow
Page
's crisp, tender voice to gleam. Whether crooning about the picture on the wall of the girlfriend he's in danger of losing, calling the radio station for a dedication, or walking dreamily on a white sand beach, he reminds us of how vulnerable and pure the young heart can be. Often old-fashioned without sounding worn out,
is top fare for the
teen pop
crowd. ~ Peter Fawthrop
New Kids on the Block
for two tracks on this album doubtlessly helped catapult
Tommy Page
to short-lived American stardom, but he shows that he can hold his own on the remaining, memorable songs.
Paintings in My Mind
is a fresh, innocent album full of youthful longings, all painted in melodic
pop
style. The tunes penned with
New Kids
members,
"I'll Be Your Everything"
and
"Turn On the Radio,"
are indeed good, but there are other treasures to be found.
"You're the Best Thing,"
with its cheerful saxophone, and the title track's sweet simplicity allow
Page
's crisp, tender voice to gleam. Whether crooning about the picture on the wall of the girlfriend he's in danger of losing, calling the radio station for a dedication, or walking dreamily on a white sand beach, he reminds us of how vulnerable and pure the young heart can be. Often old-fashioned without sounding worn out,
is top fare for the
teen pop
crowd. ~ Peter Fawthrop