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Jones as a singing cowboy nearing his death is craggily sweet; Jearlyn Steel, with her ground-shaking voice and Junoesque presence, radiates the power of gospel; and even Lindsay Lohan scores with a supposedly improvised song that wraps up the show. If Rod Stewart can sell millions of CDs craggily crooning his way through the Great American Songbook and Michael Bolton can (ugh) ``swing Sinatra,'' as he does on his latest album, then the time is ripe for The Chairman's namesake son to release his first album in a decade. The still craggily handsome Hallyday, who's been appearing off-and-on in films since Clouzot's ``Diabolique'' back in his schoolboy days, finds shadings of patience, absurd humor and hard-bitten dreaminess that ease the fading hard fellow's agony. |
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