Mysterious, cool, and groovy, this husband/wife duo have offered up some high quality stuff. In a decidedly hard rock style, the production on this is choice, bringing out the best of Mandy's vocals and Norman's guitar tones. The tunes are, for the most part, eloquent, driving, and passionate, but I just wish it wasn't quite so dated.
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The Phantom Tollbooth 1998Reviewed by Shari LloydAfter pursuing separate music interests, the husband and wife team of Norman and Amanda Stevens decided to join forces and formed the new group--Normandy. The result is a solid, well produced classic-rock album. Amanda has a rich, deep voice reminiscent of Kathy Troccoli. She does a good job on the vocals. The couple share the songwriting, with lyrics which usually revolve around their personal…Similar sounding releases
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