Eh, not too bad

I thought this song was ok, but it just doesn't sound right for the lead singer. Its almost like trying to listen to an old singer sing a song that he sang better when he was younger. Here is an example, Barry Gibb trying to hit the notes he used to hit on his songs, it just doesn't work anymore for him. Although its not terrible, I think that after a few times listening to it, you will start liking it more and probably sing it yourself.

Excellent remixes.

This is the third club single in a row for Simply Red and this is a great new single but not as incredible as the last two:"Sunrise" and "Fake". This is the classic song that has been done over way too many times but the original version works the best here. Mick Hucknell sounds at ease with this song. The remixes by Love To Infinity are good but a bit harder than what they normally do. The best mix here is the Antillas mix. Flawless stuff- a bit of a trance mix with some house thrown in. I like this mix the best because the vocals are put front and center this time not like the Love To Infinity Mixes.
1-Single Edit(4:18)
2-Love To Infinity Radio Mix(4:47)
3-Antillas Full Vocal Mix(4:15)
4-Love To Infinity Master Mix(6:06)
5-Love To Infinity 12' Mix(8:10)
6-Antillas Full Vocal Mix(9:37)
All mixes feature the full vocals of the song.

Soulful Love, Not All The Way

There isn't that much when it really come to conjuring the right kind of Soul song for love. That is just a shame these days, largely because there isn't a lot of Soul music out there anymore. The styles of those classic groups from The Temptations and The Supremes are just long-gone. For Simply Red, they just seem to showcase a style that is just related to the Soul that isn't there anymore. Largely, they do get that credit for being into the category of Soul. For their latest single, You Make Me Feel Brand New, the second single from their 2003 record, Home, brings a elegant example to their feel of Soul music. Unfortunately, the song doesn't seem to fall as heavily as some of the Mick Hucknall groups' earlier songs such as If You Don't Know Me By Now, and Holding Back The Years. Although the song is nice, there just could've been a better rhythm to it that should've been added.