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Issue:October 1991 Year: 1991
this one

Record Report

This month's Record Report comes from Kelly Hadley, manager of NRM Music on Outer Loop.

This month's top sellers here at NRM Music are:

Guns 'N RosesUse Your Illusion

Natalie Cole Unforgettable

Garth BrooksRope in the Wind

The KLFThe White Room

TeslaPsychotic Supper

Shelby LynneSoft Talk

RTZ Return to Zero

Metallica Metallica

Four HorsemenNobody Said It Was Easy

Tom Petty & the HeartbreakersInto the Great Wide Open

Richie Sambora Stranger in Town


The following are some of my favorite selections.

Colors of JazzFrom Hollywood, For Sunday Morning, From Dusk til Dawn, For Tropical Nights (CBS).

A series of four albums compiling some of pop music's best songs in a jazz-style arrangement. These albums are soft and melodic; good mood setters.

Danny Gatton 88 Elmira St. (Elektra). This is one you probably haven't heard much about. Gatton mixes a blend of ripping blues, rock and country. An instrumentally sound album that pickers will love.

Aaron NevilleWarm Your Heart (CBS). This newest effort from Neville is a soft, sexy vocal album featuring duets with Linda Ronstadt. There are a couple of songs that just don't seem to fit the mood of the album, but overall, it is pleasingly diverse.

Bonnie RaittLuck of the Draw (Capitol). Probably the best Bonnie Raitt ever. This album features bluesy soul, funk and a couple of real tear-jerking ballads. A perfect follow-up to the incredible Nick of Time.

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