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Time To Move

Crosby Loggins

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Crosby Loggins won MTV's 2008 contest Rock the Cradle, a reality show where the offspring of celebrities faced off to prove who was the most talented, but it's fair to say that he had a leg up on the competition, as he was the only one fronting his own band and touring on a regular basis. Once he conquered Rock the Cradle, he was poised to move from the minors to the big leagues and so he did, signing with Jive, leaving his backing band the Light behind in favor of a set of studio pros directed by producer John Alagia, who helmed records by Dave Matthews Band and John Mayer. The latter makes a cameo on "Time to Move," the title track of Loggins' 2009 major-label debut, adding some thick, brown-toned blues fills that momentarily goose the album out of its sweet, sleepy sway. But the moment passes as quickly as the sprightly "Radio Heart" -- the only song on Time to Move that could conceivably bear that description -- leaving a lasting impression of Crosby Loggins as a too-sensitive soul, crooning candied words of love to a girlfriend whose heart he won a long time ago. Vocally, Crosby sounds closer to the son of James Taylor than Kenny Loggins, his friendly, warm, yet thin singing sometimes uncannily recalling a safer Sweet Baby James, something that gives Time to Move a slight classicist feel, even when the production has a bit of the modern immaculate, slightly chilly, touch of Coldplay. Of course, Loggins never indulges in the pomp and circumstance of Chris Martin; he's deliberately, proudly intimate, creating tunes on such a small scale they could happily float away, or at least be overshadowed by another music from a more demonstrative artist, perhaps someone along the lines of Jason Mraz. Loggins may indeed come across like a male version on the breezy charms of Colbie Caillat but that means he's pleasant, placid, and likeable which is, in the words of the album's opening song, good enough.

© Stephen Thomas Erlewine /TiVo

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1
Good Enough
Crosby Loggins
00:04:26

Nolan Sipe, 2nd Engineer - Scott Smith, 2nd Engineer - Jesse Siebenberg, Composer - Jesse Siebenberg, Lyricist - Jesse Siebenberg, Background Vocal - Jesse Siebenberg, Guitar - Jesse Siebenberg, Percussion - Brett Dennen, Composer - Brett Dennen, Lyricist - Brian Scheuble, Recording Engineer - Brian Scheuble, Mixing Engineer - Matt Chamberlain, Drums - John Alagia, Composer - John Alagia, Lyricist - John Alagia, Piano - John Alagia, Background Vocal - John Alagia, Mixing Engineer - John Alagia, Producer - Dennis Hamm, Composer - Dennis Hamm, Lyricist - Sean Hurley, Bass - Michael Chaves, Electric Guitar - Ted Jensen, Mastering Engineer - Brad Conrad, 2nd Engineer - Crosby Loggins, Composer - Crosby Loggins, Lyricist - Crosby Loggins, Performer - MARK GOLDENBERG, Electric Guitar

(P) 2009 RCA/JIVE Label Group, a unit of Sony Music Entertainment

2
Seriously
Crosby Loggins
00:03:53

Nolan Sipe, 2nd Engineer - Scott Smith, 2nd Engineer - Kara DioGuardi, Composer - Kara DioGuardi, Lyricist - Jesse Siebenberg, Guitar - Jesse Siebenberg, Percussion - Emanuel Kiriakou, Lyricist - Emanuel Kiriakou, Composer - Zac Rae, Keyboards - Brian Scheuble, Recording Engineer - George Marino, Mastering Engineer - Jess Cates, Composer - Jess Cates, Lyricist - Matt Chamberlain, Drums - John Alagia, Producer - Sean Hurley, Bass - Michael Chaves, Electric Guitar - Ken Andrews, Mixing Engineer - MARK GOLDENBERG, Electric Guitar - Crosby Loggins, Vocal - Crosby Loggins, Composer - Crosby Loggins, Lyricist - Crosby Loggins, Performer - Brad Conrad, 2nd Engineer

(P) 2009 RCA/JIVE Label Group, a unit of Sony Music Entertainment

3
Time To Move
Crosby Loggins featuring John Mayer
00:03:24

Nolan Sipe, 2nd Engineer - Scott Smith, 2nd Engineer - Jesse Siebenberg, Electric Guitar - Brett Dennen, Composer - Brett Dennen, Lyricist - Zac Rae, Keyboards - Brian Scheuble, Recording Engineer - Brian Scheuble, Mixing Engineer - Tobias Karlsson, Composer - Tobias Karlsson, Lyricist - John Mayer, Electric Guitar - Matt Chamberlain, Percussion - Matt Chamberlain, Drums - John Alagia, Acoustic Baritone Guitar - John Alagia, Composer - John Alagia, Mixing Engineer - John Alagia, Lyricist - John Alagia, Producer - Sean Hurley, Bass - Michael Chaves, Electric Guitar - Crosby Loggins featuring John Mayer, Performer - Ted Jensen, Mastering Engineer - MARK GOLDENBERG, Electric Guitar - Crosby Loggins, Acoustic Baritone Guitar - Crosby Loggins, Lyricist - Crosby Loggins, Vocal - Crosby Loggins, Composer - Brad Conrad, 2nd Engineer

(P) 2009 RCA/JIVE Label Group, a unit of Sony Music Entertainment

4
Better Days
Crosby Loggins
00:03:34

Nolan Sipe, 2nd Engineer - Scott Smith, 2nd Engineer - Jesse Siebenberg, Percussion - Jesse Siebenberg, Guitar - Steve McMoran, Composer - Steve McMoran, Lyricist - Brett Dennen, Composer - Brett Dennen, Lyricist - Zac Rae, Keyboards - Martin Harrington, Lyricist - Martin Harrington, Composer - Brian Scheuble, Recording Engineer - Brian Scheuble, Mixing Engineer - Matt Chamberlain, Drums - John Alagia, Composer - John Alagia, Mixing Engineer - John Alagia, Lyricist - John Alagia, Producer - Sean Hurley, Bass - Michael Chaves, Electric Guitar - Ted Jensen, Mastering Engineer - MARK GOLDENBERG, Electric Guitar - Crosby Loggins, Acoustic Baritone Guitar - Crosby Loggins, Lyricist - Crosby Loggins, Performer - Crosby Loggins, Vocal - Crosby Loggins, Composer - Brad Conrad, 2nd Engineer

(P) 2009 RCA/JIVE Label Group, a unit of Sony Music Entertainment

5
Only One
Crosby Loggins
00:03:21

Nolan Sipe, 2nd Engineer - Scott Smith, 2nd Engineer - Jesse Siebenberg, Guitar - Brett Dennen, Composer - Brett Dennen, Lyricist - Zac Rae, Keyboards - David Ryan Harris, Synthesizer - David Ryan Harris, Lyricist - David Ryan Harris, Composer - David Ryan Harris, Electric Guitar - Brian Scheuble, Recording Engineer - Brian Scheuble, Mixing Engineer - Matt Chamberlain, Drums - John Alagia, Composer - John Alagia, Mixing Engineer - John Alagia, Lyricist - John Alagia, Producer - Sean Hurley, Bass - Ted Jensen, Mastering Engineer - MARK GOLDENBERG, Electric Guitar - Crosby Loggins, Acoustic Baritone Guitar - Crosby Loggins, Lyricist - Crosby Loggins, Performer - Crosby Loggins, Vocal - Crosby Loggins, Composer - Brad Conrad, 2nd Engineer

(P) 2009 RCA/JIVE Label Group, a unit of Sony Music Entertainment

6
Radio Heart
Crosby Loggins
00:03:16

Nolan Sipe, 2nd Engineer - Scott Smith, 2nd Engineer - Jesse Siebenberg, Electric Guitar - Glen Phillips, Lyricist - Glen Phillips, Composer - Zac Rae, Keyboards - Brian Scheuble, Recording Engineer - Brian Scheuble, Mixing Engineer - Tim Burlingame, Lyricist - Tim Burlingame, Composer - Kathrin Shorr, Lyricist - Kathrin Shorr, Composer - Matt Chamberlain, Drums - Matt Chamberlain, Percussion - John Alagia, Producer - John Alagia, Mixing Engineer - Sean Hurley, Bass - Ted Jensen, Mastering Engineer - Crosby Loggins, Vocal - Crosby Loggins, Composer - Crosby Loggins, Acoustic Baritone Guitar - Crosby Loggins, Lyricist - Crosby Loggins, Performer - Brad Conrad, 2nd Engineer

(P) 2009 RCA/JIVE Label Group, a unit of Sony Music Entertainment

7
Heaven Help Me
Crosby Loggins
00:04:54

Nolan Sipe, 2nd Engineer - Scott Smith, 2nd Engineer - Jesse Siebenberg, Percussion - Jesse Siebenberg, Guitar - Zac Rae, Keyboards - Brian Scheuble, Recording Engineer - Brian Scheuble, Mixing Engineer - Walter Brandt, Lyricist - Walter Brandt, Composer - Seven Williams, Composer - Seven Williams, Lyricist - Matt Chamberlain, Drums - John Alagia, Mixing Engineer - John Alagia, Producer - Sean Hurley, Bass - Bill Brandt, Composer - Bill Brandt, Lyricist - Ted Jensen, Mastering Engineer - MARK GOLDENBERG, Guitar - Crosby Loggins, Acoustic Baritone Guitar - Crosby Loggins, Lyricist - Crosby Loggins, Performer - Crosby Loggins, Vocal - Crosby Loggins, Composer - Brad Conrad, 2nd Engineer

(P) 2009 RCA/JIVE Label Group, a unit of Sony Music Entertainment

8
Everything
Crosby Loggins
00:03:39

Nolan Sipe, 2nd Engineer - Scott Smith, 2nd Engineer - Jesse Siebenberg, Electric Guitar - Jesse Siebenberg, Percussion - Brett Dennen, Composer - Brett Dennen, Lyricist - Zac Rae, Woodwinds - Zac Rae, Keyboards - Brian Scheuble, Recording Engineer - Brian Scheuble, Mixing Engineer - Matt Chamberlain, Drums - John Alagia, Composer - John Alagia, Producer - John Alagia, Mixing Engineer - John Alagia, Lyricist - Sean Hurley, Bass - Michael Chaves, Electric Guitar - Ted Jensen, Mastering Engineer - Crosby Loggins, Vocal - Crosby Loggins, Composer - Crosby Loggins, Lyricist - Crosby Loggins, Performer - Brad Conrad, 2nd Engineer

(P) 2009 RCA/JIVE Label Group, a unit of Sony Music Entertainment

9
You Want To Be With Me
Crosby Loggins
00:03:04

Nolan Sipe, 2nd Engineer - Scott Smith, 2nd Engineer - Jesse Siebenberg, Lyricist - Jesse Siebenberg, Composer - Jesse Siebenberg, Electric Guitar - Brett Dennen, Composer - Brett Dennen, Lyricist - Zac Rae, Keyboards - Brian Scheuble, Recording Engineer - Brian Scheuble, Mixing Engineer - John Alagia, Composer - John Alagia, Mixing Engineer - John Alagia, Lyricist - John Alagia, Background Vocal - John Alagia, Producer - John Alagia, Keyboards - Matt Chamberlain, Percussion - Matt Chamberlain, Drums - Sean Hurley, Bass - Dennis Hamm, Lyricist - Dennis Hamm, Piano - Dennis Hamm, Composer - Ted Jensen, Mastering Engineer - Crosby Loggins, Acoustic Baritone Guitar - Crosby Loggins, Lyricist - Crosby Loggins, Performer - Crosby Loggins, Vocal - Crosby Loggins, Composer - Brad Conrad, 2nd Engineer

(P) 2009 RCA/JIVE Label Group, a unit of Sony Music Entertainment

10
Nobody No More
Crosby Loggins
00:03:44

Nolan Sipe, 2nd Engineer - Scott Smith, 2nd Engineer - Jesse Siebenberg, Electric Guitar - Brett Dennen, Composer - Brett Dennen, Lyricist - Chad Jeffers, Dobro - Zac Rae, Keyboards - Brian Scheuble, Recording Engineer - Brian Scheuble, Mixing Engineer - John Alagia, Composer - John Alagia, Producer - John Alagia, Mixing Engineer - John Alagia, Lyricist - Matt Chamberlain, Drums - Matt Chamberlain, Percussion - Sean Hurley, Bass - Ted Jensen, Mastering Engineer - Crosby Loggins, Vocal - Crosby Loggins, Composer - Crosby Loggins, Acoustic Baritone Guitar - Crosby Loggins, Lyricist - Crosby Loggins, Performer - Brad Conrad, 2nd Engineer

(P) 2009 RCA/JIVE Label Group, a unit of Sony Music Entertainment

Albumbeschreibung

Crosby Loggins won MTV's 2008 contest Rock the Cradle, a reality show where the offspring of celebrities faced off to prove who was the most talented, but it's fair to say that he had a leg up on the competition, as he was the only one fronting his own band and touring on a regular basis. Once he conquered Rock the Cradle, he was poised to move from the minors to the big leagues and so he did, signing with Jive, leaving his backing band the Light behind in favor of a set of studio pros directed by producer John Alagia, who helmed records by Dave Matthews Band and John Mayer. The latter makes a cameo on "Time to Move," the title track of Loggins' 2009 major-label debut, adding some thick, brown-toned blues fills that momentarily goose the album out of its sweet, sleepy sway. But the moment passes as quickly as the sprightly "Radio Heart" -- the only song on Time to Move that could conceivably bear that description -- leaving a lasting impression of Crosby Loggins as a too-sensitive soul, crooning candied words of love to a girlfriend whose heart he won a long time ago. Vocally, Crosby sounds closer to the son of James Taylor than Kenny Loggins, his friendly, warm, yet thin singing sometimes uncannily recalling a safer Sweet Baby James, something that gives Time to Move a slight classicist feel, even when the production has a bit of the modern immaculate, slightly chilly, touch of Coldplay. Of course, Loggins never indulges in the pomp and circumstance of Chris Martin; he's deliberately, proudly intimate, creating tunes on such a small scale they could happily float away, or at least be overshadowed by another music from a more demonstrative artist, perhaps someone along the lines of Jason Mraz. Loggins may indeed come across like a male version on the breezy charms of Colbie Caillat but that means he's pleasant, placid, and likeable which is, in the words of the album's opening song, good enough.

© Stephen Thomas Erlewine /TiVo

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