| 1. Rose Room |
| 2. Early Autumn |
| 3. Salute to Duke Ellington |
| 4. Bye Bye Blackbird |
| 5. Satin Doll |
| 6. Tribute to Harry James |
| 7. Undecided |
| 8. Poor Butterfly |
| 9. Here's to Sinatra |
| 10. Time After Time |
| 11. Let the Good Times Roll |
| 12. Mr. Anthony's Boogie |
1988 & All That Jazz,Ray Anthony Orchestra,Aerospace,Ballroom Dance,Big Band,Big Bands,Instrumental Pop,Jazz,Pop
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In Time: The Best of R.E.M. 1988-2003
R.E.M. Manufacturer: Warner Bros / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0000CC6QF Release Date: 2003-10-28 |
Tracks:
- Man on the Moon
- The Great Beyond [from Man on the Moon soundtrack]
- Bad Day [previously unreleased]
- What's The Frequency, Kenneth?
- All The Way To Reno (You're Gonna Be A Star)
- Losing My Religion
- E-Bow The Letter
- Orange Crush
- Imitation of Life
- Daysleeper
- Animal [previously unreleased]
- The Sidewinder Sleeps Tonite
- Stand
- Electrolite
- All The Right Friends [from Vanilla Sky soundtrack]
- Everybody Hurts
- At My Most Beautiful
- Nightswimming
Amazon.com
How do you condense 15 years of music down to 76 minutes? In the case of this survey of the second phase of R.E.M.'s career, the answer is: Exceptionally well. The dangling carrot for diehards is two new songs; the rapid fire "Bad Day" hurtles along like the kissing cousin of "It's the End of the World as We Know It," while "Animal" is anchored by a majestic drone reminiscent of the Beatles' "Tomorrow Never Knows." In a surprising, but gratifying move, the rest of the program shortchanges the band's breakthrough, Out of Time (no "Shiny Happy People"), to better accommodate movie soundtrack contributions, and spotlight gems from the less commercial, post-Bill Berry albums Reveal and Up; with its baroque piano and multi-tracked vocal harmonies, the Beach Boys homage "At My Most Beautiful" is particularly gorgeous, while the burbling keyboards and slightly dazed singing of "All the Way to Reno" will appeal to Flaming Lips fans. --Kurt B. ReighleyCustomer Reviews:
good stuff.......2007-07-18
GOOD MUSIC.......2007-05-16
R.E.M. Rocks.......2007-05-13
Good Collection Of Hits.......2007-05-12
R.E.M? G.O.O.D........2007-03-30
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The Best That I Could Do 1978-1988
John Mellencamp Manufacturer: Island ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000001EYI Release Date: 1997-11-18 |
Tracks:
- I Need A Lover
- Ain't Even Done With The Night
- Hurts So Good
- Jack And Diane
- Crumblin' Down
- Pink Houses
- Authority Song
- Lonely Ol' Night
- Small Town
- R.O.C.K. In The U.S.A.
- Paper In Fire
- Cherry Bomb
- Check It Out
- Without Expression
Amazon.com
The Best That I Could Do collects the singles that led John Mellencamp into the radio/jukebox pantheon he celebrated in "R.O.C.K. in the U.S.A." and "Cherry Bomb." While albums such as American Fool, Uh Huh, and Scarecrow held Top 10 spots for months, their spinoff hits made this Hoosier disciple of Jagger, J.B., and Iggy into something like a Reagan-era John Fogerty: not only were "Pink Houses," "Paper in Fire," and "Crumblin' Down" wise (and wiseacre) dispatches from an America where it wasn't always morning, they could fill a dance floor and get you pounding the dashboard on the way home. --Rickey WrightCustomer Reviews:
John Mellencamp.......2007-03-27
I had forgotten how much I enjoyed his music..........2007-03-14
Good Collection of Hits.......2007-02-08
Great Collection of Songs.......2006-05-27
This is another one of those "best of" compilations. If you're new to John or just want to hear the hits (up until 1988), this is a good CD to get. If you'd like to hear what John is really about, I think you should get the individual albums. Although all the songs here are greats, it's almost too skimpy of a collection to fully appreciate John's great music. Still, it's good fun to have all the hits in one place for easy listening convenience, and I do recommend it.
Best Ever - All Classics.......2005-09-21
If you love John Cougar Mellencamp, this is a CD you must have.
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Cinema Paradiso: Original Soundtrack Recording (1988 Film)
Ennio Morricone Manufacturer: Drg ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000000PH6 Release Date: 1991-06-20 |
Tracks:
- Cinema Paradiso
- Maturity
- While Thinking About Her Again
- Childhood And Manhood
- Cinema On Fire
- Love Theme
- After The Destruction
- First Youth
- Love Theme For Nata
- Visit To The Cinema
- Four Interludes
- Runaway, Search And Return
- Projection For Two
- From American Sex Appeal To The First Fellini
- Toto And Alfredo
- For Elena
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The initial effort in what's become an ongoing collaboration between filmmaker Giuseppe Tornatore and composer Ennio Morricone (in this instance assisted by his son Andrea) remains one of the Italian musician's most internationally beloved works. The bittersweet tale of a young boy's friendship with the local cinema projectionist and the profound, almost magical influence the movies have on both their lives won the Grand Jury Prize at Cannes and the Best Foreign Film Oscar, and netted Morricone a BAFTA (U.K. equivalent of the Oscar) for Best Score. In the late '90s, the music also received one of America's other great "honors"--it was adapted for a car commercial! The score is among Morricone's most elegant and memorably melodic, effectively evoking a rich cinematic legacy; it's a virtual musical love letter to the power of films and their music. --Jerry McCulleyCustomer Reviews:
Cinema Paradiso is Not Paradiso for All.......2007-05-13
Great soundtrack.......2007-03-09
20 years later and I still want Toto to be with Elena.......2006-09-26
One of the best soundtracks!.......2006-07-15
Soft and pleasent melodys.......2006-01-15
I enjoyed this CD very much and I would continue enjoying it at the future, whenever I require quiet piano melodys to get me through the day.
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The Very Best of the A&M Years (1977-1988)
.38 Special Manufacturer: Interscope Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0000931MU Release Date: 2003-04-29 |
Tracks:
- Rockin' Into The Night
- Hold On Loosely
- Wild-Eyed Southern Boys
- Fantasy Girl
- Caught Up In You
- Chain Lightnin'
- You Keep Runnin' Away
- Rough-Housin'
- Stone Cold Believer
- Twentieth Century Fox
- If I'd Been The One
- Back Where You Belong
- Teacher, Teacher
- Somebody Like You
- Like No Other Night
- Back To Paradise
- Second Chance
- Take Me Back
Customer Reviews:
Classic Rock for any age.......2007-04-02
If You Like What You Hear on the Radio, Buy This........2006-11-10
Personally, I tend to go for the harder bands. So I'm often having to enjoy my music in a semi-voluntary semi-solitude while pretty much everyone else plugs their ears and runs away. But this is catchy, very nice, and lively while somewhat softer rock and roll, with a more general appeal--something that the whole family can kind of enjoy together. I would probably compare 38 Special to the Eagles, for beat, intensity and overall listenability.
So far it has a 5-star average rating, and I wouldn't mess with that.
Great Tunes.......2006-08-17
WHOA.......2006-04-21
Caught Up In You, is quite a good song, due to the guitar solo. It's practically that 80's "Dream song" since it's so perfect in every manner. You know how the band Autograph had their perfect song called "Turn Up the Radio"? Well, Caught Up in You, is just as perfect, or more perfect. I can picture many things when that guitar solo goes off... It's quite astounding what music can do to the brain.
Somebody Like You- When this song first started, I thought it sounded a little like Billy Idol's debut. This isn't a waste of time ballad, like some bands right. This is happy feeling, yet sad due to the "broken" heart. Any broken hearted person could listen to this and feel great. This song makes alot of sense, which helps you come to your senses. (good line huh?) The Soli (minor guitar solo) is very good.
Like No Other Night- Very very 80's. I could see someone rocking out to this song. I heard the song "Straight to Your Heart" inside that song, by Bad English. Except, it's well written. I could imagine John Waite singing this. Over all it's a great song.
I reviewed only 3 songs, because they touch me the most on the inside. They're fantastic. I love .38 Special. Where would the music world be without them. This cd (off itunes) blew me away, listening to the whole thing. I listened to this cd many times last night, and I didn't get to bed until atleast 3 am! haha!
On my ipod, I only have hair metal and classic rock, aka like Journey, Boston, Eric Clapton, etc. I got sick of rap and R&B, so I took it all off. Sound crazy? Well, I've only been listening to classic rock and hair metal for a few years, since I was born in 1990. KEEP CLASSIC ROCK AND HAIR METAL ALIVE.
This guys are not Southern Rock in my book.......2006-01-03
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Cocktail (1988 Film)
Various Artists Manufacturer: Elektra / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000002H6A Release Date: 1990-10-25 |
Tracks:
- Wild Again - Starship
- Powerful Stuff - Fabulous Thunderbirds
- Since When - Robbie Nevil
- Don't Worry, Be Happy - Bobby McFerrin
- Hippy Hippy Shake - The Georgia Satellites
- Kokomo - The Beach Boys
- Rave On - John Cougar Mellencamp
- All Shook Up - Ry Cooder
- Oh, I Love You So - Preston Smith
- Tutti Frutti - Little Richard
Customer Reviews:
Great Movie, Great Music...Great Time!.......2006-09-03
tinyperson82.......2006-07-15
One of the All-Time Great Soundtracks.......2006-03-10
Almost there..........2006-01-16
OK soundtrack for a Fantastic movie!!!.......2006-01-09
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School Daze (1988 Film) [SOUNDTRACK]
Various Artists - Soundtracks Manufacturer: EMI Special Products ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00000IN0Y Release Date: 2003-06-24 |
Tracks:
- Da'Butt - E.U.
- Perfect Match - Tech And The Effx
- Be Alone Tonight - The Rays
- Straight And Nappy - Jigaboos & Wannabees Chorus
- One Little Acorn - Kenny Barron/Terence Blanchard
- I'm Building Me A Home - The Morehouse College Glee Club
- I Can Only Be Me - Keith John
- One Little Acorn (Piano Solo) - Kenny Barron
- Be One - Phyllis Hyman
- Wake Up Suite - The Natural Spiritual Orchestra
- We've Already Said Goodbye (Before We Said Hello) - Pieces Of A Dream
Customer Reviews:
Inseperable.........2007-03-29
School Daze.......2007-01-09
School Daze Soundtrack.......2007-01-03
ya'll must be crazy.......2006-08-06
Excellent old school joint!!.......2006-06-27
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Blood Brothers (1988 London Revival Cast)
Willy Russell Manufacturer: RCA Victor Broadway ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000003FHE Release Date: 1993-05-11 |
Tracks:
- Marilyn Monroe - Kiki Dee And Company
- My Child - Kiki Dee And Joanne Zorian
- Easy Terms - Kiki Dee, Warwick Evans And Company
- Shoes Upon The Table - Warwick Evans
- Kids Game - Terry Melia, Annette Ekblom, Con O'Neil And Company
- Shoes Upon The Table (Reprise) - Warwick Evans
- Long Sunday Afternoon/My Friend - Con O'Neil, Robert Locke
- Bright New Day - Kiki Dee And Company
- Marilyn Monroe - Kiki Dee And Company
- That Guy - Con O'Neil, Robert Locke And Company
- Summer Sequence - Warwick Evans
- I'm Not Saying A Word - Robert Locke And Company
- Take A Letter Mrs Jones - Joanne Zorian Kiki Dee And Company
- The Robbery - Warwick Evans, Con O'Neil And Terry Melia
- Marilyn Monroe - Kiki Dee, Con O'Neil And Annette Ekblom
- Light Romance - Kiki Dee, Warwick Evans And Company
- Madman - Warwick Evans
- Tell Me It's Not True - Kiki Dee And Company
Customer Reviews:
Hard to Get Better Than This.......2007-02-01
Simple and straight forward, this one's aims straight for the gut--without drippy sentiment.
The recurring 'Just Like Marilyn Monroe' is beautiful torture.
Try it. You won't be disappointed.
Beautiful!.......2007-01-20
fantastic musical.......2006-09-18
BLOOD BROTHERS had been staged several times in the years before this particular production, most notably in 1983 (the World Premiere in Liverpool), but the show took a while to achieve a following. It wasn't until 1987 that a new touring production decided to settle for an extended run in London, and BLOOD BROTHERS began to make it's mark. Starring Kiki Dee in the demanding lead role of Mrs Johnstone, featuring Con O'Neill and Robert Locke as Mickey and Eddie (with Warwick Evans as the Narrator), this cast of BLOOD BROTHERS is one of the best recorded for disc.
Songs like "Marilyn Monroe", "Tell Me It's Not True", "Bright New Day" and "That Guy", are draped over the characters like second skins, they are so powerful in exploring characterisation and meaning. Musically in BLOOD BROTHERS, nothing happens without a reason, and this score definitely improves with repeated listening. Well worth your time.
So bad it's funny........2006-08-18
And he'd sleep every night in a bed of his own,
He wouldn't get into fights, he'd leave matchs alone
Now I'm not saying not to buy this CD, just be prepared for a trully hilarious drama.
Its OK.......2006-08-03
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Show Boat (1988 Studio Cast): Von Stade; Hubbard; Hadley; McGlinn
Frederica von Stade , Jerome Kern , Jerry Hadley , Bruce Hubbard , Teresa Stratas , David Garrison , Leslie Fyson , John McGlinn , and London Sinfonietta Manufacturer: Angel Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000002SJL Release Date: 1990-10-25 |
Tracks:
- Overture
- Show Boat: Act One, Scene One - Cotton Blossom: Niggers all work on d Mississippi... (Stevedores, Gals, Queenie, Steve, Pete, 1st Mincing Miss, 2nd Mincing Miss, Beaux, Girls & Boys)
- Show Boat: Act One, Scene One - Cotton Blossom: 'Andy!!!...' (Parthy, Windy, 1st Mincing Miss, 2nd Mincing Miss)
- Show Boat: Act One, Scene One - Cap'n Andy's Ballyhoo: 'Here comes the Show Boat parade!...' (Boy, Girls, Boys, Andy, Parthy)
- Show Boat: Act One, Scene One - Cap'n Andy's Ballyhoo: 'Hey Julie...' (Pete, Julie, Steve, Parthy, Andy, Ellie)
- Show Boat: Act One, Scene One - Cap'n Andy's Ballyhoo: 'It's a man...' (Ellie, Ravenal, Vallon)
- Show Boat: Act One, Scene One - Where's the Mate for Me?: Who cares if my boat goes upstream... (Ravenal, Magnolia)
- Show Boat: Act One, Scene One - Make Believe: Only make believe I love you... (Ravenal, Magnolia, Vallon)
- Show Boat: Act One, Scene One - Ol' Man River: 'Oh, Joe!...' (Magnolia, Joe, Men)
- Show Boat: Act One, Scene Two - Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man: 'What cher doin' all by yourself, Miss Nola?...' (Queenie, Magnolia, Julie, Joe, Servants)
- Show Boat: Act One, Scene Three - Life on the Wicked Stage: Why do stage struck maidens clamor... (Ellie, Girls)
- Show Boat: Act One, Scene Three - Till Good Luck Comes My Way: The man who ventures with chance... (Ravenal, Men)
- Show Boat: Act One, Scene Four - Mis'ry's Comin' Aroun': Mis'ry's comin' aroun'... (Queenie, Women, Joe Magnolia, Julie, Men, Solo Bass)
- Show Boat: Act One, Scene Four - Mis'ry's Comin' Aroun': 'Take her up, Rubberface!...' (Andy, Julie, Steve, Magnolia, Parthy, Ellie, Windy)
- Show Boat: Act One, Scene Four - Mis'ry's Comin' Aroun': 'Hello, Windy...' (Vallon, Andy, Magnolia, Steve, Julie, Windy, Ellie, Parthy)
- Show Boat: Act One, Scene Four - Mis'ry's Comin' Aroun': 'You needn't all look at us...' (Steve, Colored Chorus, Andy, Parthy, Magnolia, Ellie, Frank)
- Show Boat: Act One, Scene Four - Mis'ry's Comin' Aroun': 'Looks like a swell...' (Andy, Parthy, Frank, Ravenal, Julie, Magnolia, Steve, Joe)
Tracks:
- Show Boat: Act One, Scene Five - I Would Like to Play a Lover's Part: Her face is fair to look upon... (Boys, Girls, Ellie, Frank)
- Show Boat: Act One, Scene Five - I Might Fall Back on You: Little girl, you are safe with me... (Frank, Ellie, Girls)
- Show Boat: Act One, Scene Five - Queenie's Ballyhoo: 'Is de theatre fillin' up, Cap'n Andy?...' (Queenie, Andy, Colored Chorus)
- Show Boat: Act One, Scene Six - Villain Dance
- Show Boat: Act One, Scene Seven - You Are Love: 'That you, Nola?...' (Ravenal, Windy, Magnolia, Parthy)
- Show Boat: Act One, Scene Eight - Finale Act One: Oh tell me, did you ever!... (Firls, Boys, Chorus, Andy, Women, Men, Negro Women, Magnolia, Parthy, Vallon, Pete)
- Show Boat: Act Two, Scene One - At the Fair: When we tell them about it all... (All, 1st Barker, Boys, Girls, Chorus, 2nd Barker, Men, 3rd Barker)
- Show Boat: Act Two, Scene One - Why Do I Love You?: I'm walking on the air, dear... (Magnolia, Ravenal, Chorus, Andy)
- Show Boat: Act Two, Scene One - In Dahomey: Dyunga doe!... (Dahomey Villagers, White Chorus)
- Show Boat: Act Two, Scene Three - Convent Scene: Alma Redmptoris Mater... (Nuns, Mother Superior, Ravenal, Kim)
- Show Boat: Act Two, Scene Four: 'All right, Jake...' (Jim, Jake, Julie)
- Show Boat: Act Two, Scene Four - Bill: I used to dream... (Julie)
- Show Boat: Magnolia's Audition - Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man (Reprise): Fish gotta swim, birds gotta fly... (Magnolia)
- Show Boat: Magnolia's Audition - Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man (Reprise): 'Whaddaya say, boss?...' (Frank, Jim, Magnolia, Jake)
- Show Boat: Act Two, Scene Six - Trocadero Opening Chorus: Let's make the new year... (Chorus)
- Show Boat: Act Two, Scene Six - Apache Dance
- Show Boat: Act Two, Scene Six - Goodbye, My Lady Love: So you're going away... (Frank, Ellie)
- Show Boat: Act Two, Scene Six - After the Ball: 'Ladies and Gentlemen...' (Jim, Drunk, Andy, Magnolia, A Man, All)
- Show Boat: Act Two, Scene Seven - Ol' Man River (Reprise): Ol' Man River... (Joe)
- Show Boat: Act Two, Scene Seven - Hey, Feller!: When you yen for a gent... (Queenie, Chorus)
- Show Boat: Act Two, Scene Eight - You Are Love (Reprise): 'That you, Nola?...' (Ravenal)
Tracks:
- Show Boat: Act Two, Scene Nine: Cottom Blossom (Reprise): Cotton Blossom... (Chorus)
- Show Boat: Act Two, Scene Nine - It's Getting Hotter in the North: Now up in the northern land... (Kim, Chorus)
- Show Boat: Act Two, Scene Nine - It's Getting Hotter in the North: 'Say, Cap'n Andy...' (Frank, Ellie, Andy)
- Show Boat: Act Two, Scene Nine - Finale Ultimo: 'Hello, Gay...' (Andy, Hope, Ravenal, Girl, Man, Magnolia, Old Lady, Chorus)
- Show Boat: Appendix - Pantry Scene (Act One, Scene Two; deleted - 1927): 'What cher doin' all by yourself, Miss Nola?...' (Queenie, Magnolia, Julie, Joe, Servants)
- Show Boat: Appendix - Waterfront Saloon Scene (Act One, Scene Three; deleted - 1927): 'Number four, black!...' (Voice (off), Ravenal, Loungers, Gambler)
- Show Boat: Appendix - Yes, Ma'am (Act One, Scene Three; unused - 1927): Bet your hat... (Girls, Ellie)
- Show Boat: Appendix - Kim's Imitations (Why Do I Love You?): (Act Two, Scene Nine; Ziegfeld Production - 1927): Why do I love you?... (Kim, Chorus)
- Show Boat: Appendix - Dance Away the Night (Act Two, Scene Nine; London - 1928): Music in the air... (Kim, Girls, Boys)
- Show Boat: Appendix - A Pack of Cards (Act One, Scene Six?; unused - 1927): One night as I sat by my fireside so weary... (Magnolia)
- Show Boat: Appendix - The Creole Love Song (Act One, Scene Seven; unused - 1927): 'That you, Nola?...' (Ravenal, Windy, Magnolia)
- Show Boat: Appendix - Out There in an Orchard (Act Two, Scene Four; unused - 1927): There was a sun sinking slowly in the west... (Julie)
- Show Boat: Appendix - Gallivantin' Aroun' (Universal Film - 1936): Liza Matilda HIll... (Magnolia, Chorus)
- Show Boat: Appendix - I Have the Room Above Her (Universal Film - 1936): 'Seems to me I've seen that stocking someplace...' (Ravenal, Magnolia)
- Show Boat: Appendix - Ah Still Suits Me (Universal Film - 1936): 'Joe! Dere you go again!...' (Queenie, Joe)
- Show Boat: Appendix - Nobody Else But Me (Act Two, Scene Nine; 1946 Revival): I was a shy, demure type... (Kim, Chorus)
Amazon.com
John McGlinn's sprawling, monumental three-CD set is about all the Show Boat any listener could ever ask for. In an obvious labor of love, McGlinn reconstructs the show as it ran on opening night, November 15, 1927, including every song, the original orchestrations, and all underscored dialogue. The most significant restoration is the dark choral number "Mis'ry's Comin' Aroun'," as Show Boat's serious subject matter helped establish its place as the most important turning point in the history of American musical theater. McGlinn also adds an appendix that includes songs cut before opening night and every song subsequently written for the show's many productions, most notably the love duet "I Have the Room Above Her," written for the 1936 film. (The recording is also available in a one-disc reduction called the "Broadway Show Album.")Rest assured this 221-minute blockbuster is not just dry scholarship; it's also terrific listening, with McGlinn conducting a dynamic London Sinfonietta and a strong cast including Frederica von Stade as Magnolia, Jerry Hadley as Ravenal, Teresa Stratas as the tragic Julie, Bruce Hubbard as the worldly wise Joe, Karla Burns as Queenie, and David Garrison and Paige O'Hara as the comic couple Frank and Ellie. And of course the songs by Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein II are among the most glorious ever written: "Ol' Man River," "Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man," "Make Believe," "Why Do I Love You," "Bill," "You Are Love," and "Life upon the Wicked Stage." Also included are exhaustive production notes, a history of the show, a detailed synopsis, and a libretto. John McGlinn's Show Boat is a staggering achievement and a recording for the ages. --David Horiuchi
Customer Reviews:
An American Treasure.......2007-03-03
I defy anyone to come up with another Broadway production that has three songs in a row better than Make Believe, Ol' Man River and Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man (West Side Story's Maria, America and Tonight are the best three in a row of a movie musical) and it's a shame that no movie version of Showboat can compare to this version. The first act is full of songs that are as good as any ever sung on a stage and I can't think of another production with a first act that compete against the big 3 plus Cotton Blossom, Where's The Mate For Me, Life On The Wicked Stage, Till Good Luck Comes My Way, Misry's Comin' Aroun', You are Love, Act One finale and Why Do I Love You?. You just don't want to have the music stop.
If you don't like opera you won't like this version. Sung the way Kern and Hammerstein wrote them, you can't help but feel the operatic nature of these songs. Tough noogies because Showboat is above all an opera disguised as a Broadway play and no sweetening should be allowed.
The four leads are all superb, Frederica von Stade as Nola especially. The booklet contains the complete libretto and allows a different way to appreciate the music.
If you buy just one version of Showboat you need this one. If you have other versions of Showboat you need this one. As a matter of fact, anyone with ears to hear needs this version. A true American treasure.
DON'T DESPAIR. IT'S BEEN REISSUED!!!!!.......2006-11-16
Thank you, EMI.
I would hope other labels would follow suit and remaster and reissue other examples of classic American musical theater. It would be a pity if our children, grandchildren, and future generations were unable to savor "110 in the Shade" or "Little Mary Sunshine" or . . . . . . . . . (fill in the blanks.)
An American tragedy...........2006-02-06
Gorgeous!.......2005-08-26
M. J. Conrades
Defective disc........2005-08-15
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The Very Best of Dickey Betts: 1973-1988 Bougainvilleas Call
Dickey Betts Manufacturer: Raven [Australia] ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000GY72T2 Release Date: 2006-09-04 |
Tracks:
- Long Time Gone - Richard Betts
- Rain - Richard Betts
- Highway Call - Richard Betts
- Let Nature Song - Richard Betts
- Ramblin' Man - The Allman Brothers Band
- No Hard Times - Richard Betts
- Out to Get Me - Dickey Betts & Great Southern
- Run Gypsy Run - Dickey Betts & Great Southern
- Sweet Virginia - Dickey Betts & Great Southern
- Bougainvillea - Dickey Betts & Great Southern
- Sweet Mama - Dickey Betts, Charlie Daniels
- Atlanta's Burnig Down - Dickey Betts & Great Southern
- Leavin' Me Again - Dickey Betts & Great Southern
- Back on the Road Again - Dickey Betts & Great Southern
- Dealin' with the Devil - Dickey Betts & Great Southern
- Rock Bottom - Dickey Betts Band
- Duane's Tune - Dickey Betts Band
Product Description
Richard Betts, 1974
1. LONG TIME GONE
2. RAIN
3. HIGHWAY CALL
4. LET NATURE SING
The Allman Brothers Band, 1973
5. RAMBLIN’ MAN
Richard Betts, 1977
6. NO HARD TIMES (Live)
Dickey Betts & Great Southern, 1977
7. OUT TO GET ME
8. RUN GYPSY RUN
9. SWEET VIRGINIA
10. BOUGAINVILLEA
Dickey Betts (with Charlie Daniels), 1975
11. SWEET MAMA (Live)
Dickey Betts & Great Southern, 1978
12. ATLANTA’S BURNING DOWN
13. LEAVIN’ ME AGAIN
14. BACK ON THE ROAD AGAIN
15. DEALIN’ WITH THE DEVIL
The Dickey Betts Band, 1988
16. ROCK BOTTOM
17. DUANE’S TUNE
Format: CD
Customer Reviews:
Big Dickie.......2007-03-10
GRITZ Magazine Review by Michael Buffalo Smith.......2006-11-07
There are four tracks from his debut solo album, "Highway Call", and a great live track with Betts joined by the Charlie Daniels Band andfriends during a Volunteer Jam. "Sweet Mama," written by Billy Joe Shaver rocks. There is also and live Betts track, "No Hard Times" that originally appeared on the Capricorn Records release "Hotel, Motels and Road Shows."
Four tracks each from both of his Dickey Betts and Great Southern releases join two tracks from The Dickey Betts Band (featuring Warren Haynes and Matt Abts, later of Gov't Mule, and keyboard wiz Johnny Neel.)
It's a great collection that flows along with ease, showcasing all the various sides of Betts, from country to blues, jazz and even gospel. A fine tribute to "The Ramblin' Man."
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Show Boat (1988 Studio Cast Highlights)
Jerome Kern , Jerry Hadley , Bruce Hubbard , Teresa Stratas , David Garrison , Frederica von Stade , John McGlinn , and London Sinfonietta Manufacturer: EMI Classics ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000002RR9 Release Date: 1990-05-08 |
Tracks:
- Show Boat: Overture
- Show Boat: Cotton Blossom
- Show Boat: Where's The Mate For Me?/Make Believe
- Show Boat: Ol' Man River
- Show Boat: Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man
- Show Boat: Life On The Wicked Stage
- Show Boat: Till Good Luck Comes My Way
- Show Boat: I Might Fall Back On You
- Show Boat: Queenie's Ballyhoo
- Show Boat: You Are Love
- Show Boat: Finale Act One
- Show Boat: At The Fair
- Show Boat: Why Do I Love You?
- Show Boat: Bill
- Show Boat: Goodbye, My Lady Love
- Show Boat: After The Ball
- Show Boat: Hey, Feller!
- Show Boat: Finale Ultimo
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This one-disc reduction of John McGlinn's monumental three-CD version of Show Boat provides 75 minutes of highlights in a package dubbed the "Broadway Show Album." McGlinn reconstructs the show as it ran on opening night, November 15, 1927, including the original orchestrations, and conducts a dynamic London Sinfonietta and a strong cast including Frederica von Stade as Magnolia, Jerry Hadley as Ravenal, Teresa Stratas as the tragic Julie, Bruce Hubbard as the worldly-wise Joe, Karla Burns as Queenie, and David Garrison and Paige O'Hara as the comic couple Frank and Ellie. And of course the songs by Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein II are among the most glorious ever written: "Ol' Man River," "Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man," "Make Believe," "Why Do I Love You," "Bill," "You Are Love," and "Life upon the Wicked Stage." John McGlinn's full version is a staggering achievement and a recording for the ages, but this single disc is also splendid listening. --David HoriuchiCustomer Reviews:
Fabulous.......2002-10-03
Since Show Boat does not have an official original cast album, I suppose that this one suffices quite well. All original orchestrations are used here and the music is as it was on opening night in 1927. This is the most complete version available (whether you go with the full set or just this disc). The 1946 revival cast album is the oldest 'complete' album and is nice when paired with this disc to give one a sense of how Show Boat sounded in the early days.
I really didn't care much for this CD at first, but after listening to it a couple more times, I like it better and better each time. McGlinn certainly did right by this one! I'm not too familiar with most of the cast (save for Frederica Von Stade and Paige O'Hara), but they're all great. You'd think that this is a recording of a live performance, not just a studio album. Fantastic singing is had thoughout. McGlinn also did a great job with Brigadoon 3 years later, and did he not have a similar effort with Annie Get Your Gun as well?
I still think that the MGM movie version and its soundtrack album are the best but this rendition is definately not bad! Highly recommended. But if you can, pick up a copy of the movie soundtrack or of the 1946 revival album for comparison.
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Show Boat.......2000-09-10
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