TITLE By Meghan Trainor (Deluxe Edition)

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I ordered Meghan Trainor’s Title CD after reading a story about doo wop in the Wall Street Journal. You can read that doo wop article here. I listened to Meghan Trainor’s album and enjoyed the Fifties feel to it. Yes, some of the songs have doo wop elements. If you’re looking for an entertaining retro album, I recommend Meghan Trainor’s Title. Take a listen below. GRADE: A
SET LIST:
1 The Best Part (Interlude) (0:24)
2 All About That Bass (3:11)
3 Dear Future Husband (3:04)
4 Close Your Eyes (3:41)
5 3 A.M. (3:06)
6 Like I’m Gonna Lose You (3:45)
7 Bang Dem Sticks (3:00)
8 Walkashame (2:59)
9 Title (2:55)
10 What If I (3:20)
11 Lips Are Movin’ (3:01)
12 No Good For You (3:36)
13 Mr. Almost (3:16)
14 My Selfish Heart (3:47)
15 Credit (2:51)

14 thoughts on “TITLE By Meghan Trainor (Deluxe Edition)

  1. Deb

    My girls had been listening to “All About that Bass” (and its body-image positive message) for weeks before they actually saw a picture of Megan Trainor. Based on her sound, they couldn’t believe she was white!

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    1. george Post author

      Deb, “All About the Bass” is Meghan Trainor’s Big Hit, but I’m delighted by the Fifties music feel of most of her songs. Especially, “What If I (Want to Kiss You Tomorrow).”

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  2. Steve Oerkfitz

    Never a fan of 50’s pop or doo wop. The best thing about the 50’s for me was rockabilly and Chuck Berry.

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  3. Steve Oerkfitz

    Written for Rascal Flatts? Another reason to avoid.
    George-I’m going on 67 next month but doo wop was pretty much done by the time I hit my teens. I basically grew up with the British Invasion and Bob Dylan.

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  4. Jeff Meyerson

    Yes, doo wop was mostly over for me too, but I learned a lot of it working with a real 50s greaser in 1966 and have been a fan of the music ever since. We’ve been to many concerts. In fact we saw Dion in concert last year and have tickets to see him again this year. He sings some of his new stuff along with classic doo wop. “I Wonder Why” is still a classic.

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