Miss Gloria Lynne - Gloria Lynne

Advantages: Rich strong voice
Disadvantages: None

...I have been a fan of Gloria Estefan for quite a few years now and saw her in concert in 1992. What a great night! She can sing so well live,no worries. She had the Miami Sound Machine behind her and the whole effect was amazing. I couldn't fault one single moment of it. She has the richness and quality you come to expect in a Latin singer and gives it her all. Cuts both ways is a great album, but then again all Gloria's albums are fantastic. One of my favourite songs is Oye Mi Canto sung in both English and Spanish (but Spanish is my favourite). Gloria came back from a serious injury in a coach crash where she was paralysed for a while, even stronger than ever. She is one amazing lady.... Read review

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Advantages: you will own it forever
Disadvantages: you will eventually play to death

...The opinion I am writing about is Gloria Estefans, "Anything For You". I like this song because it was my first special song for me and my first girlfriend Gill when I was 15. We listened to it a lot during that year it was sort of an incentitive to keep talking and loving each other. I bought this song because I wanted to remember her for we broke up a year later. We drifted apart and ran out of things to say to each other, in other words ironically we stopped talking funny hey how things work out. I moved away to look after my alcoholic grandad with my mum and dad and well.... It was too far away from her so she finished with me :-(.. It's the type of song that reminds you of the good old days. Sort of like a walk down memory lane. When I saw this song listed on Ciao I knew I had to write about it. My days... Read review

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Advantages: Plenty to see and do within town and surrounding areas
Disadvantages: Can get very busy on Market Days

...I moved to the North Norfolk Port of Kings Lynn in 2001 from the South Coast as much because of its rural charm as the cost of living here was considerably cheaper than the south where I was born and grew up. Everywhere you walk within Kings Lynn you are reminded of the former history that surrounds this former Hanseatic Port when it was used as a major port for shipping and receiving goods from Europe. If arriving in the town by car you will pass through the South Gate, part of the original town fortifications which acted as a place of entry to the town and could be manned. Built in the 15th Century the stone structure immediately makes you aware of the importance that buildings such as this have on the town. Following on through as you head towards the car parks you will pass the Greyfriars Tower the last significant... Read review

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