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Pebbles Chris Mills - Giving You The Benefit Cold Turkey
Review by David Huss
Pebbles Chris Mills' debut album, Giving You The Benefit Cold Turkey, is a soulful and energetic collection of tracks that showcases her impressive vocal range and songwriting skills. The album features a mix of up-tempo dance tracks and slower ballads, all of which are infused with a classic R&B sound.
Mills' powerful voice is the standout feature of the album, and she effortlessly delivers each song with emotion and conviction. The upbeat tracks, such as "Giving You The Benefit" and "Backyard," are sure to get listeners moving, while the ballads, such as "Love Makes Things Happen" and "Stay With Me," showcase Mills' ability to convey raw emotion through her singing.
The production on the album is top-notch, with each track featuring a rich and full sound that perfectly complements Mills' vocals. The album is a true testament to Mills' talent and potential as an artist, and it's clear that she has a bright future ahead of her in the music industry.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Cold Turkey | 6:11 | |
| Giving You The Benefit (Extended Club Mix) | 7:39 |
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Formats
- CD
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Barcode: 0 68381 01650 8About Pebbles Chris Mills
Real Name
- Perri Arlette McKissack
Name Vars
- Pebless
- Peebles
- Reid-Pebbles
- The Pebbles
Aliases
- Perri McKissack
- Sister Perri
- Perri Reid
- Perri Smith
Here's what was going on in the `80s, up to about `91, regarding "album versions versus single versions." I first noticed this disparity my sophomore year of high school when "Everything She Wants" by Wham! was released as a single. The album version was SO SPARE and bare-bones compared to the new single release. So we came to know and love that LP version, and then when the single dropped, we were surprised with NEW, exciting keyboard parts, and a NEW vocal bridge! This made the public go out and buy the single version, too. Seriously, when you go back and listen to that album version on "Make It Big," you can actually hear some very faint "ghosts" of the more lush keyboard parts that are heard on the single that was released months later. Columbia (U.S.) repeated this successful formula mere weeks later with the follow-up single "Freedom." Again, there was something new and different on the single; a "new" outro that was very appealing, with added horns and ad-lib vocals, and it drove sales for the single, naturally. ........ So, the same thing is true of this version of Pebbles' song. It's all about the money. You do things this way, doubling up on the remix for the single, and you're making at least 25% more money for your record company than if you just did things the plain, conventional, pre-1980s way. Y'all know this as well as I do, if you think about it.
No one ever had to tell me ANY this stuff, by the way... lol.. It is common sense if you're as interested in the (old) music business as I was. I learned all this just by constantly listening, and reading, and noticing, and absorbing all the information I ever saw and heard.