From the Soul of Man Kenny Lattimore

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  • Release Date: 03/01/2008
  • Original Release: 1998
  • Sales Rank: 21,708
  • Label: SBME SPECIAL MKTS.
  • UPC: 886972456720

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From the Soul of Man

1LISTENDays Like This 5:17
2LISTENTrial Separation 4:45
3LISTENIf I Lose My Woman 5:25
4LISTENMake Believe 4:46
5LISTENJust Can't Get over You 5:22
6LISTENI Love You More Than You'll Ever Know 6:30
7LISTENDestiny 4:32
8LISTENTomorrow 5:21
9LISTENWhile My Guitar Gently Weeps 5:29
10LISTENHeaven and Earth 5:48
11LISTENAll My Tomorrows 4:46
12LISTENInterlude: Introspective Mood 0:40
13LISTENWell Done 5:35
14LISTENLove Will Find a Way / Heather Headley 4:30
15LISTENIf You Could See You Through My Eyes 4:59

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Despite its lumbering length and some slick, late-'90s R&B formalities, Kenny Lattimore's second album is a real treat. Combining smooth grooves with an even silkier voice, Lattimore shifts from bedroom operator to new jack king with an ease that seems neither forced nor affected on From the Soul of Man. The R&B stew is made even heartier by a couple of inspired covers, even if they're not totally successful in their execution (who knew that "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" could be so sexy?). When the album tosses in basic contemporary soul ingredients -- songs that are more finely chiseled than actually tuneful, occasional robotic singing, glossy production that's hiding something -- it flows into mind-numbing conventionality. But when Lattimore gently soaks in the material (nearly all of it penned by him), From the Soul of Man is truly a spirited affair. Michael Gallucci, All Music Guide

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