John David, Peter Christie, Cy Coleman, Warren Casey, Bob Barratt, John Lennon, Lionel Richie, Don Schlitz, Hal David, George Harrison, Jim Jacobs, Benny Andersson, Paul McCartney, Michel Legrand, Barry Manilow, Ed Welch, Harry Robinson, Daryl Runswick, The King's Singers, Gordon Langford Quartet, Cliff Hall - The Kings Singers - New Day

Great sound and great song!

I loved the song "A New Day" after hearing it on the radio. I tracked it down and ordered the CD. All the songs are terrific. May 19, 2007

Along with the Good Vibrations are my favorites

Own it! It's all worth it!
"You are the new day" is my personal favorite song. May 15, 2007

My dad loves it

If he likes it then I am happy. Not my cup of tea. I like the idea that there where some Beatles tunes. Dad is 57 I am 36 might be the difference in age. NOt sure. Just not my cup of tea February 13, 2007

Great Album!

I was very amazed when I first heard this album. Their sound is like no other. They are so unique that you can't compare them to other acapella groups.

I can say that their sound is better than a mixed choir because even though the King's Singers is only composed of 6 members. Their sound volume can beat a 30 member choir due to the quality of their voice.

My favorite is "It Was Almost Like A Song" because of the countertenor's very light voice. The baritone part was also awesome as he dominated the scene when he took the melody.

Overall, great album. This has to be one of the King's Singers best albums released. All songs are great that you can't resist missing a moment on listening it. April 22, 2006

Beautiful singing; clever arrangements

I have been a fan of The King's Singers since their debut recording thirty years ago. New Day is one of my favourite albums. It has the terrific optimistic song "New Day," but many other wonderful tracks.

"Can't Buy Me Love" is sung as if it had been written by one of the Renaissance madrigal writers when he was in a very good mood. There are other up tempo tracks like this one, including Abba's "Money, Money, Money" and "The Rhythm of Life," but the CD also includes some romantic, lush singing in songs such as "Three Times A Lady," "The Summer Knows" and "It Was Almost Like A Song."

The clever arrangement of Barry Manilow's "Could It Be Magic?" begins with an extract from a sombre Chopin Prelude in C minor.

Highly recommended. June 14, 2002

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