Wonder of Love

Amazon review

This is the 8th album in total, following the collection of songs recorded in Rome. The title song at the beginning, sung a cappella, is really cool. I thought it would continue like this, but <2> is a hit song by Natalie Cole in 1988, and it has a rock-like tone. George Benson's nostalgic hit song <3> has a mellow mood. Randy Crawford's <4> is a softly sung ballad. Although the tones vary, I'm glad that the result is that you can enjoy Keiko Lee's charm from a variety of angles. She has also sung hit songs by the Commodores, Stevie Wonder, Ivan Lins, and Whitney Houston. Most of the songs are pop songs from the 70's onwards, but all of them are songs that he often listened to during his school days. You can't help but feel a sense of kinship, knowing that this person grew up listening to songs like this. The regular backing band consists of Souichi Noki, Jiro Yoshida, Kosuke Sakai, and Yuichi Tokashiki. <8> is a remake version of a popular song from the album of the same name. (Shoji Ichikawa)

Media coverage reviews, etc.

This is the eighth album by female jazz vocalist Keiko Lee. A studio recording performed by Keiko Lee & Doki Doki Monsters. Contains 14 songs including "Good Night" and "Alfie". (C)RS