Description
Roger Whittaker – Feelings / 情感歌王羅傑·惠特克 / UltraAnalog CD AAD
UPC 9787884818082
Product Details:
- Label: ABC (International) Records
- Format: UltraAnalog CD™, Limited Edition
- Country: Germany
- Released: 2018
- Genre: Folk, Vocal, Pop
- Special Features: Original Analog Master, 6N Pure Silver Plated Pressing, HD Mastering
Overview
Feelings by Roger Whittaker presents a captivating journey through classic folk and pop melodies, delivered with his iconic warm, velvety vocals. This Limited Edition UltraAnalog CD™, entirely made in Germany, uses the original analog master tapes to offer unparalleled audio clarity and depth.
Whittaker’s sincere and natural renditions evoke timeless emotions, akin to reliving the charm of vintage black-and-white films. The album is a sonic masterpiece featuring classic hits like Scarborough Fair, What a Wonderful World, and He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother, along with Whittaker’s signature style that perfectly balances emotional depth and vocal smoothness.
Crafted with 6N pure silver plating and mastered with revolutionary HD technology, Feelings is designed for audiophiles and casual listeners alike who value sound perfection and artistic authenticity.
Track Listing
- Scarborough Fair/Canticle (3:24)
- What a Wonderful World (3:43)
- Feelings (4:20)
- I Will Always Love You (3:56)
- Evergreen (3:16)
- Morning Has Broken (2:46)
- Those Were the Days (2:16)
- Why (2:44)
- River Lady (3:11)
- Summer Days (3:35)
- All of My Life (3:35)
- Pretty Bird of Love (3:15)
- Born Free (3:26)
- Somewhere Out There (3:40)
- Morning Please Don’t Come (4:09)
- Dirty Old Town (3:30)
- Stranger on the Shore (3:05)
- True Love (3:17)
- You Are My Miracle (4:56)
- He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother (4:09)
Key Credits
- Lead Vocalist: Roger Whittaker
- Mastering Engineer: HD Mastering Audio Lab
Roger Whitaker (born March 22, 1936) is a British musician who combines songwriting and singing. His musical style is an electronic hybrid of country, pop and radio hits. He is world-renowned for his perfect alto voice, trademark whistling and excellent guitar playing ability.
Born to English parents, Roger Whitaker was born in Nairobi, Kenya, East Africa, to a merchant father and a teacher mother. As a student, he was an enthusiastic member of the school choir, but at that time he did not consider a career in acting and studied hard in the hope of becoming a teacher or a doctor.
In 1959, Roger Whitaker arrived in England to study, studying zoology and biochemistry, and even becoming an exemplary student with top grades. After school he resumed his love of music and began to try his hand at composing, and when he was about to graduate in 1962, he joined the school's jazz program and was invited to write songs for the performances. By chance, his work was noticed and before he knew it, the record company put him in the studio. At the same time as he got his diploma, his song "Steel Men" entered the UK charts. Now he has to decide whether to enter the music business or go back to being a teacher.
