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My Fair Lady (1964 Film Soundtrack)

CD-Charts > Music > Broadway and Vocalists
by: Alan Jay Lerner

Release Date October 18, 1994
I bought this soundtrack for my mom for her birthday-she loved it! Shipping was fine, price was decent, everything was in good shape...
It's good to see timeless songs surviving through the digital age.

CD-Charts Position 272
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Six Feet Under, Vol. 2: Everything Ends

CD-Charts > Music > Broadway and Vocalists
by: Original TV Soundtrack

Release Date June 28, 2005
I'm probably one of the few people who couldn't get into the tv series SIX FEET UNDER. I tried but I just couldn't get into the show however I always liked the music that they used in the series. While I did enjoy the first SIX FEET UNDER soundtrack, the second volume is my personal favorite. Like the soundtrack to GARDEN STATE, SIX FEET UNDER VOL. 2: EVERYTHING captures that mixed tape feel with its eclectic collection of artists ranging from jazz great Nina Simone to alternative rock heroes The Arcade Fire. I personally like the varied sounds on the soundtrack. The diverse sound certainly captured the essence of the dark mood of the show. There was not one song on the soundtrack that I did not like.

CD-Charts Position 273
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The Dionne Warwick Collection: Her All-Time Greatest Hits

CD-Charts > Music > Broadway and Vocalists
by: Dionne Warwick

Release Date October 26, 1989
Like many others, Dionne Warwick's first few recordings were her best. I particular like "Anyone who has a heart". The new cover of that by Shelby Lynne is different but also worth listening to. Some of Dionne Warrick's (her real name) newer ones are OK too. It's too bad she sued Burt Bacharach; they were a great team.

CD-Charts Position 274
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Hello, Dolly! (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

CD-Charts > Music > Broadway and Vocalists
by: Barbra Streisand, Michael Crawford

Release Date November 08, 1994
very good. amazing that Michael Crawford started off in this movie then did the Phantom of the Opera. he's amazing

CD-Charts Position 275
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No, Virginia...

CD-Charts > Music > Broadway and Vocalists
by: The Dresden Dolls

Release Date May 20, 2008
Definitely a solid follow up to Yes, Virginia, and partially because many of the songs are those that didn't make it on the previous CD.

Its a fun album but does feel a little B -side at times. Despite this its still immensely enjoyable, and indicative of the Dresden Dolls unique sound, lyrics, and energy. A must have for the DD fan.

CD-Charts Position 276
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Twilight World

CD-Charts > Music > Broadway and Vocalists
by: Marian McPartland

Release Date March 11, 2008
This is a marvelous collection of offerings by the still-wonderful Miss McPartland. Her ingenuity and her nimble fingers make this a must-listen for her many admirers. I shall treasure it and continue to enjoy it for always --

CD-Charts Position 277
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Anthology Of American Folk Music (Edited By Harry Smith)

CD-Charts > Music > Broadway and Vocalists
by: Various Artists

Release Date August 19, 1997
There are some truly haunting performances here, and some funny ones, and some of everything, really. This stuff is so far deeper and weirder and spookier than any folk I've ever heard. It's the motherlode; Harry Smith wandered around and got these recordings before radio started, and thus we get true folk music, passed down the generations and from that area, or from the motherland of the musicians, with the spirit of the New World.
The vibes are palpable, varied, and intense. Lots of "mistakes", but so much feeling that missed notes only add to the experience.
If you've ever liked any folk music at all, whether Leadbelly, the Seegers, the Carter family, early Dylan, or if you need to know where real country music comes from, this is your collection.
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CD-Charts Position 278
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Come Away with Me

CD-Charts > Music > Broadway and Vocalists
by: Norah Jones

Release Date June 10, 2003
The sound on this is very anemic. The bass is almost non-existent. I've read this in other reviews but I had to see for myself since I love this album. It's true. Stick with the regular CD. Later Edit: I've decided it's not as bad as I first thought. What I said previously still applies but you won't be wasting your money on this.

CD-Charts Position 279
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Gloria Estefan - Greatest Hits

CD-Charts > Music > Broadway and Vocalists
by: Gloria Estefan

Release Date November 03, 1992
This is the only Gloria Estefan I own. I generally can't stand disco/pop and while she's really Latin, she easily fits the pop category. But she's done some beautiful ballad/love songs and her dancing stuff accomplishes what it's supposed to...it makes me want to get up and dance. This CD contains everything Estefan has done that I'd ever want or need.

CD-Charts Position 280
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This Guy's in Love

CD-Charts > Music > Broadway and Vocalists
by: Steve Tyrell

Release Date October 28, 2003
Steve is a great singer. I just caught his show at THE CARLYLE in NYC, he is amazing on stage. His new cd on BACHARACH/DAVID tunes is coming out in '08.