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Letters Home

The Soldiers

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Having scored one of the surprise successes of 2009, three-piece vocal group the Soldiers, who have all previously served in Iraq and Afghanistan, return with the follow-up, Letters Home. Unsurprisingly, it sticks to the same winning formula of Coming Home, with renditions of classic, well-known tracks from MOR acts of the '70s and '80s. Given the circumstances surrounding the album, and the fact that part of its proceeds are being donated to various veteran charities, it seems churlish to criticize its clichéd track list. Nevertheless, the likes of the War Child albums prove that emotional messages don't always have to be conveyed through formulaic and overfamiliar standards. By tackling the likes of Rod Stewart's "Have I Told You Lately," the Beatles' "Yesterday," and Elton John's "Your Song," it's hard to differentiate the Soldiers from the thousands of karaoke singers who perform the same songs every weekend. Having toured with various Army bands, the trio undoubtedly possess musical talent, but their overearnest tones regularly veer into lounge singer territory, while their bland acoustic productions render much of the album indistinguishable. But despite its lack of invention, the album is capable of stirring emotion, particularly on opener "I Will Carry You," which features servicemen and women based in Helmund Province on backing vocals. And for anyone longing for an unlikely Robson & Jerome comeback, Letters Home confirms that the Soldiers are the next best thing.

© Jon O'Brien /TiVo

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1
I Will Carry You
00:03:56

Patrick, Composer - The Soldiers, MainArtist - Chegwin, Composer - Hardiman, Composer

© 2009 WARNER MUSIC UK LTD ℗ 2010 Warner Music UK Ltd.

2
Have I Told You Lately?
00:03:43

VAN MORRISON, Writer - The Soldiers, MainArtist

© 2009 WARNER MUSIC UK LTD ℗ 2010 Warner Music UK Ltd.

3
You're in My Heart
00:04:01

ROD STEWART, Writer - The Soldiers, MainArtist

© 2009 WARNER MUSIC UK LTD ℗ 2010 Warner Music UK Ltd.

4
Wonderful Tonight
00:03:39

Eric Clapton, Writer - The Soldiers, MainArtist

© 2009 WARNER MUSIC UK LTD ℗ 2010 Warner Music UK Ltd.

5
When a Man Loves a Woman
00:03:38

The Soldiers, MainArtist - Carol Bayer, Composer - Sajer Hammond, Composer - Albert Hammond Jr, Composer

© 2009 WARNER MUSIC UK LTD ℗ 2010 Warner Music UK Ltd.

6
Yesterday
00:03:02

John Lennon, Writer - Paul Mccartney, Writer - The Soldiers, MainArtist

© 2009 WARNER MUSIC UK LTD ℗ 2010 Warner Music UK Ltd.

7
Great British Hero
00:04:41

Hook, Composer - Patrick, Composer - The Soldiers, MainArtist - Chegwin, Composer

© 2009 WARNER MUSIC UK LTD ℗ 2010 Warner Music UK Ltd.

8
Your Song
00:03:52

Bernie Taupin, Composer - Elton John, Composer - The Soldiers, MainArtist

© 2009 WARNER MUSIC UK LTD ℗ 2010 Warner Music UK Ltd.

9
Everlasting Love
00:03:17

B. Cason, Composer, Writer - The Soldiers, MainArtist - M. GAYDEN, Composer, Writer

© 2009 WARNER MUSIC UK LTD ℗ 2010 Warner Music UK Ltd.

10
You Are so Beautiful
00:03:07

The Soldiers, MainArtist - Billy Preston, Bruce Carleton Fisher, Composer, Writer

© 2009 WARNER MUSIC UK LTD ℗ 2010 Warner Music UK Ltd.

11
The Air That I Breathe
00:04:00

Mike Hazlewood, Writer - The Soldiers, MainArtist - Albert Hammond Jr, Writer

© 2009 WARNER MUSIC UK LTD ℗ 2010 Warner Music UK Ltd.

12
True
00:04:04

Gary Kemp, Writer - The Soldiers, MainArtist

© 2009 WARNER MUSIC UK LTD ℗ 2010 Warner Music UK Ltd.

13
Requiem for a Soldier
00:03:42

Michael Kamen, Composer - Frank Musker, Composer - The Soldiers, MainArtist

© 2009 WARNER MUSIC UK LTD ℗ 2010 Warner Music UK Ltd.

14
You Raise Me Up
00:03:51

Rolf Lovland, Writer - The Soldiers, MainArtist

© 2009 WARNER MUSIC UK LTD ℗ 2010 Warner Music UK Ltd.

15
Missing You
00:03:26

Mark Leonard, Writer - CHAS SANDFORD, Writer - The Soldiers, MainArtist - John Waite, Writer

© 2009 WARNER MUSIC UK LTD ℗ 2010 Warner Music UK Ltd.

16
Every Time We Say Goodbye
00:03:16

Cole Porter, Writer - The Soldiers, MainArtist

© 2009 WARNER MUSIC UK LTD ℗ 2010 Warner Music UK Ltd.

17
Letters Home
00:03:05

Hook, Composer - Patrick, Composer - The Soldiers, MainArtist - Chegwin, Composer - Neil Downes, Composer

© 2009 WARNER MUSIC UK LTD ℗ 2010 Warner Music UK Ltd.

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Having scored one of the surprise successes of 2009, three-piece vocal group the Soldiers, who have all previously served in Iraq and Afghanistan, return with the follow-up, Letters Home. Unsurprisingly, it sticks to the same winning formula of Coming Home, with renditions of classic, well-known tracks from MOR acts of the '70s and '80s. Given the circumstances surrounding the album, and the fact that part of its proceeds are being donated to various veteran charities, it seems churlish to criticize its clichéd track list. Nevertheless, the likes of the War Child albums prove that emotional messages don't always have to be conveyed through formulaic and overfamiliar standards. By tackling the likes of Rod Stewart's "Have I Told You Lately," the Beatles' "Yesterday," and Elton John's "Your Song," it's hard to differentiate the Soldiers from the thousands of karaoke singers who perform the same songs every weekend. Having toured with various Army bands, the trio undoubtedly possess musical talent, but their overearnest tones regularly veer into lounge singer territory, while their bland acoustic productions render much of the album indistinguishable. But despite its lack of invention, the album is capable of stirring emotion, particularly on opener "I Will Carry You," which features servicemen and women based in Helmund Province on backing vocals. And for anyone longing for an unlikely Robson & Jerome comeback, Letters Home confirms that the Soldiers are the next best thing.

© Jon O'Brien /TiVo

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