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1 CENT CD: Rob Kendt 'I'm Not Sentimental' pop
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1 CENT CD: Rob Kendt 'I'm Not Sentimental' pop
Rob Kendt 'I'm Not Sentimental'. 14 songs, self-released, info at www.robkendt.com .
One review reads ' Rob Kendt's new album I'm Not Sentimental brings me back to the days when musical talent was evident and not forced. The album, both reminiscent of Elvis Costello and still of wide range and dynamic, packs folk, country and jazz maturely into one record. His laundry list of veteran instrumental talent from performers such as Randy Newman, Rod Stewart and Beck make this album a must-hear. With Kendt himself on piano, his playing and lyrical talents compete to upstage one another as they showcase his impressive story-telling abilities. The title track is a fun mix of clever lyrics and an upbeat sound underscored by an accompanying harmonica. Kendt's witty and laid-back demeanor is drawn out in a track titled "Oops I Did Bungalow Bill" that somehow works despite it being evocative of Britney Spears. The album's variety manifests itself in tracks like "Quiet Girl," which has more of a big-band feel and "Summer Coming," a title that seems to pull you inside the plotline of an old romantic film. Rob Kendt is one of those rare performers who you would unexpectedly discover while sitting in a club, straining your ears to listen over the rowdy crowd—save yourself the trouble and check out the album. '
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