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Like It Or Not

by Bob Malone

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Like It Or Not 04:57
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2.
Meet Me In Manhattan 04:52
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3.
Texas 04:02
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4.
The Man You Love 05:28
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5.
Sometimes I Wish I Were Me 04:14
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6.
Valentine's Day 04:12
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7.
Moderation 03:35
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8.
Enough 05:11
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Tomorrow Can't Be Trusted 05:10
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Einstein 03:44
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11.
Just 'Cause I Sing The Blues (Don't Mean I Want To) 04:23
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It starts with a slinky drumbeat, soon joined by a funky little electric piano lick and the sound of a swelling horn section. Then comes a bassline that sounds like a pimp bopping down the boulevard, and finally the raspy, world-weary vocal: “Between you and me, too many lovers have suffered...” So goes the opening title track of Bob Malone’s 3rd album, Like It or Not, and by the time the record ends, you’ve taken a musical cross-country trip, from “Meet Me in Manhattan” to “Texas,” with stops at the Crescent City, Memphis and Chicago along the way.

"This tin-pan troubadour achieves perfection with his third album. An award-winning singer/ songwriter and piano man, Malone taps his New Orleans roots to explore life, love and irony in his own immutable way. Whisky vocals regale offbeat tales as boogie-woogie R&B shapes a Southern ambiance. Malone displays remarkable craftsmanship as he digs deep within himself, resulting in a self-portrait that reveals his warts as well as his wisdom." Music Connection Magazine

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released August 28, 2001

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Bob Malone Los Angeles, California

Called a “keyboard wizard” by The New Yorker, and “a genre-crossing master” by the Tallahassee Democrat. BOB MALONE has amassed a loyal international fan-base through twenty-five years of touring and nine critically acclaimed album releases. He’s played keyboards for John Fogerty since 2011, and has been a session player for Ringo Starr and Avril Lavigne. ... more

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