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 Kelly Riley: Live and You Learn Review by Joe Viglione https://www.allmusic.com/album/live-and-you-learn-mw0000342565

"Live and You Learn" is an overpowering title track on an overpowering album by Boston-area singer Kelly Riley. The song subsides into "One Kiss for the Road," a real heartbreaker, and the wide scope of this artist spans across the disc, with "When All Else Fails" working like the best of Dan Fogelberg, only from a woman's point of view. The blend of jazz on the fourth track's "See You Again" goes deeper into the introspection; one can learn as much about her passion from the nuances of her voice as they can from the lyrics. There are some amazing women songwriters out there -- fellow Bostonians Les Sampou and Deb Pasternak, New York's Deena Miller, L.A.'s Cynthia Catania -- all repaving the path Didi Stewart and Aimee Mann pioneered. Much depth is embraced by "See You Again," but an equally important point about this recording is that the moods change like the channels on a television without disrupting the flow of the music, a real balancing act. Riley pulls it off, the muffled Lynda Stephens sax the perfect complement to the cascading piano lines of "See You Again." Alongside the singer/songwriter is former Joe Perry drummer Joe Petruzelli, former Willie Alexander bassist Brandon Pritchard, and Jeannie Deva guitarist Joe Mac. "Love Bug" continues shifting scenes, a Rickie Lee Jones-type vamp with a New Orleans feel, background vocals slinking through the mix. "Nothin' Left to Do," yet another song bidding adios to a lost love, has sharp lyrics and equals the title track for intensity. Deb Pasternak works these themes, and like Pasternak, Les Sampou, and the remarkable You Know Me album by Jackie DeShannon, Live and You Learn is perfectly produced imagery deserving as much exposure as possible. It's a beautiful work.