Anthony Hamilton updates the throwback soul sound without making it too modern. From straight soul ballads to bluesy funk. Check out Writing on the Wall, Woo, Mad, Sucka For You and More than Enough for starters then get the rest because you'll want to.
If you are having trouble uninstall the download manager then reinstall it. it should work then. good luck
I am still unable to download the albulm, the company took all of my credits 2 times and still no albulm. I am done with emusic, I have not been able to download any music and wasted all the money I had in credits and they charged me again after I asked to cancel the plan. I will never use this company again nor recoomend it to anyone.
I am still unable to download the albulm, the company took all of my credits 2 times and still no albulm. I am done with emusic, I have not been able to download any music and wasted all the money I had in credits and they charged me again after I asked to cancel the plan. I will never use this company again nor recoomend it to anyone.
I am still unable to download the albulm, the company took all of my credits 2 times and still no albulm. I am done with emusic, I have not been able to download any music and wasted all the money I had in credits and they charged me again after I asked to cancel the plan. I will never use this company again nor recoomend it to anyone.
It won't download
It won't download
Downloaded two days ago and can't stop playing this amazing R&B set of grooves - yes grooves over and over. What Mr. Hamilton has done here is channel the best of your/our R&B memories into an engaging modern soundscape that well... grooves. Slip this one on and go for a walk, a ride, a good time.
I am wondering where is the save button on your new emusic.. I am having to download Anthony Hamilton without saving to check my music first.. JJ
I am in love with this Album! I am always pleased when I can get an album that not only has 'a few good tracks', but rather one that sounds great and is easy to listen to in its entirety. This is THAT album!
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