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| Say, Don't You Remember Me (2CD) |
| Al Bowlly |
| első megjelenés éve: 2002 |
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2 x CD |
Kérjen
árajánlatot! |
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| 1. CD tartalma: |
| 1. | Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?
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| 2. | Love Is the Sweetest Thing
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| 3. | Time on My Hands
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| 4. | Lady of Spain
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| 5. | Lazy Day
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| 6. | Out of Nowhere
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| 7. | Hang Out the Stars in Indiana
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| 8. | Sweet and Lovely
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| 9. | Got a Date With an Angel
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| 10. | Guilty
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| 11. | Hold My Hand
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| 12. | I Was True
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| 13. | By the Fireside
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| 14. | We've Got the Moon and Sixpence
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| 15. | Sailing on the Robert E. Lee
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| 16. | Lying in the Hay
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| 17. | Maybe I Love You Too Much
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| 18. | The Old Spinning-Wheel
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| 19. | Roll Up the Carpet
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| 20. | Love Locked Out
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| 21. | Night and Day
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| 22. | My Hat's on the Side of My Head
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| 23. | Close Your Eyes
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| 24. | You Ought to See Sally on Sunday
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| 25. | I'll String Along With You
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| 26. | Over My Shoulder
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| 2. CD tartalma: |
| 1. | The Very Thought of You
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| 2. | When You've Got a Little Sprintime in Your Heart
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| 3. | I Never Had a Chance
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| 4. | Isle of Capri
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| 5. | Blue Moon
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| 6. | My Melancholy Baby
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| 7. | Paris in the Spring
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| 8. | Top Hat, White Tie and Tails
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| 9. | Dinner for One Please, James
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| 10. | The Touch of Your Lips
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| 11. | I've Got You Under My Skin
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| 12. | Whrer the Lazy River Goes By
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| 13. | Bei Mir Bist du Schön
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| 14. | Marie
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| 15. | Sweet as a Song
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| 16. | Mama, I Want to Make Rhythm
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| 17. | Music, Maestro Please
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| 18. | Penny Serenade
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| 19. | Two Sleepy People
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| 20. | What Do You Know About Love?
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| 21. | Dreaming
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| 22. | It Was a Lover and His Lass
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| 23. | When That Man Is Dead and Gone
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| 24. | Goodnight, Sweetheart
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Jazz / Vocal
Al Bowlly - Guitar, Vocals
Carroll Gibbons - Piano
Harry Jacobson - Piano
Howard Jacobs - Sax (Alto)
Jimmy Mesene - Guitar, Vocals
Monia Liter - Piano
Nat Gonella - Trumpet, Vocals
Patrick Dodd - Piano
The Freshmen - Vocals
Violet Carson - Piano
* Doug Shearer - Audio Restoration, Remastering
* Mark Ranshaw - Artwork
* Martin Haskell - Audio Restoration, Remastering
* Peter Dempsey - Liner Notes
* Ray Crick - Compilation
Al Bowlly
Active Decades: '20s, '30s and '40s
Born: Jan 07, 1899 in Lourenco Marques, Mozambique
Died: Apr 17, 1941 in London, England
Genre: Vocal
Styles: Swing, Music Hall, Traditional Pop, Tin Pan Alley Pop, British Dance Bands
The most popular vocalist in Britain during the 1930s, Al Bowlly showcased a range of material unsurpassed by any contemporary other than Bing Crosby. He was also a true international recording artist: born in Mozambique to Greek and Lebanese parents, he was raised in Johannesburg, but gained his musical experience singing for a dance band led by Jimmy Liquime in India and Singapore during the mid-'20s. Just one year after his 1927 debut recording date in Berlin, Bowlly arrived in London for the first time, as part of Fred Elizalde's orchestra. That year, "If I Had You" became one of the first popular songs by an English jazz band to become renowned in America as well, and Bowlly had gone out on his own by the dawn of the '30s. During the next three years, he recorded over 500 songs and appeared with orchestras led by Ray Noble and Lew Stone. A visit to New York in 1934 with Noble resulted in more success; he appeared at the head of an orchestra hand-picked for him and Noble by Glenn Miller (the band included Claude Thornhill, Charlie Spivak and Bud Freeman, among others).
During the mid-'30s, such songs as "Blue Moon," "Easy to Love," "I've Got You Under My Skin" and "My Melancholy Baby" were sizable American successes -- so much so that Bowlly gained his own radio series on NBC and traveled to Hollywood to film The Big Broadcast of 1936, which also starred one of his biggest competitors, Bing Crosby. He was back in England that same year, appearing with his own band, the Radio City Rhythm Makers, as well as the orchestras of Sydney Lipton, Geraldo and Ken Johnson. Partnered with Jimmy Messini, Bowlly also branched out onto the London stage during the early '40s with an act called Radio Stars with Two Guitars. It was his last venture before his death in 1941, the victim of a German bomb exploded outside his apartment. Fifty years after his death, a British musical named Melancholy Baby toured the country with much success.
---John Bush, All Music Guide |
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