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Romance II | 
 enlarge | Artist: Day Parts
Label: American Gramaphone
Category: Music
List Price: $14.98
Buy New: $3.62
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Avg. Customer Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 199273
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
UPC: 012805010726
EAN: 0012805010726
ASIN: B0000005LE
Release Date: January 20, 1998
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| Tracks:
| • | Slo Dancin' in the Living Room - Chip Davis, Davis, Chip | | • | After Fifty Years - Chip Davis, Smith, Doug [1] | | • | Embracement - Chip Davis, Burmer, Richard | | • | Jude's Theme - Chip Davis, Hoppe, Michael D. | | • | Epilogo from Escenas Romanticas - Chip Davis, Granados, Enrique | | • | Shades of Love - Chip Davis, Satterfield, Ron | | • | Don't Let Go - Chip Davis, Smith, Doug [1] | | • | Nocturne - Chip Davis, Mendelssohn, Felix | | • | Renouncement - Chip Davis, Hoppe, Michael | | • | Berceuse - Chip Davis, Ravel, Maurice | | • | Homage to Thomas Campion - Chip Davis, Berkey, Jackson | | • | Nubian Dance - Chip Davis, Archer, John | | • | Walk into the Love - Chip Davis, Burmer, Richard | | • | Moonlight from Cove Castle - Chip Davis, Davis, Chip |
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| Customer Reviews:
 Along with the first one, this music is great. March 17, 2007
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
I'm glad I have this music by Chip Davis and Day Parts because the love songs I hear on the radio make me want to throw up. This music is a relief when I found it had no lyrics by Bary Manilow, Celine Dion, or any of those mainstream artists I hate on it. This music is great because it can ease the stress you have when you're tired of those so-called love songs you hear on Pop Radio as I am. Where the first "Romance Cd was mellow, and relaxing, this Cd, with songs like "Don't Let Go," and "Shades Of Love" can make you spend warm summer days playing on the beach, or when you're reading a nice book, or sitting by a warm fire on a cold winter day. Highly recommended.
 A review of an immensely obscure album October 18, 2003
Overall, this album gets a B+. There are some bad songs on the album (Shades of Love and Moonlight at Cove Castle come readily to mind.), but there are also some terrific songs, such as Nocturne and Homage to Thomas Campion.The album has generally a melancholy feel to it; most of the songs are not happy ones. But, most songs are quite good and are nice to listen to, especially when in a somber mood. Any Chip Davis or New Age fan would benefit from buying the album, especially to hear the great piano playing of Jackson Berkey or to hear the fun percussion and synthesizer sounds in Nubian Dance.
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