Julian Dawson - How Human Hearts Behave The Julian Dawson Collection 1984 1994

Review by Kyle Haney

The Julian Dawson Collection 1984-1994, titled How Human Hearts Behave, is a comprehensive album that showcases the artist's musical journey during the ten-year period. The album features a total of 18 tracks, each of which is a testament to Dawson's exceptional songwriting and musicianship.

Listeners are treated to a diverse range of songs that cover a wide variety of themes, from love and heartbreak to social issues and the human condition. The album's opening track, "The One I Love," sets the tone for what is to come, with its catchy melody and Dawson's soulful vocals.

Throughout the album, Dawson's guitar skills are on full display, and his ability to blend different genres and styles is impressive. Whether he is playing a bluesy riff on "Lost in the Blues," or strumming an acoustic ballad on "Nothing Like a Woman," Dawson's musical prowess is undeniable.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "King of Nothing," a poignant ballad that showcases Dawson's ability to write heartfelt and introspective lyrics. The song's stripped-down arrangement allows Dawson's vocals to shine, and his delivery is both emotive and authentic.

Summary by Kyle Haney

How Human Hearts Behave is an exceptional collection of songs that showcases Julian Dawson's talents as a songwriter, musician, and vocalist. Whether you're a long-time fan or a newcomer to his music, this album is sure to impress and delight.