| 1. Lotta Love |
| 2. Rhumba Girl |
| 3. Give a Little |
| 4. Angels Rejoiced |
| 5. French Waltz [Live 1978] |
| 6. Baby, Don't You Do It [Live 1978] |
| 7. Let Me Go, Love - Nicolette Larson, |
| 8. Radioland |
| 9. Ooo-Eee |
| 10. Fool Me Again |
| 11. I Only Want to Be With You |
| 12. Two Trains |
| 13. Only Love Will Make It Right - Nicolette Larson, |
| 14. Let Me Be the First |
| 15. That's How You Know When Love's Right |
| 16. Irish Lullaby |
Editorial Reviews
Montana-born, honey-voiced singer Nicolette Larson headed west in 1974 and quickly became a member of the '70s California rock scene. She sang backup with Hoyt Axton and Commander Cody, did sessions with Emmylou Harris, Linda Ronstadt, and Neil Young, and landed a solo deal with Warner Bros., which, in late 1978, released her first single, "Lotta Love" (penned by her mentor Young). It went Top 10, spurred her debut album Nicolette to gold, and launched a promising career. She cut four albums for Warner Bros. and guested on records by others ranging from the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band to Van Halen. In Nashville, Larson starred in the musical Pump Boys And Dinettes and cut the album Say When, proving she was adept at country too. Sadly, Nicolette passed away in December 1997 of complications arising from cerebral edema; she was just 45. Now Rhino is proud to bring you the only collection devoted to this underappreciated artist's best solo recordings, The Very Best Of Nicolette Larson. Featuring the hit singles and key tracks from her nine albums released on Warner Bros., MCA, and Sony Wonder, it also includes previously unreleased live versions of "French Waltz" and "Baby, Don't You Do It."
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The Very Best of Nicolette Larson
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The Very Best of Nicolette Larson
Nicolette Larson Manufacturer: Rhino / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00000JNJ4 Release Date: 1999-08-17 |
Tracks:
- Lotta Love
- Rhumba Girl
- Give a Little
- Angels Rejoiced
- French Waltz [Live 1978]
- Baby, Don't You Do It [Live 1978]
- Let Me Go, Love - Nicolette Larson, Michael McDonald, Michael McDonald
- Radioland
- Ooo-Eee
- Fool Me Again
- I Only Want to Be With You
- Two Trains
- Only Love Will Make It Right - Nicolette Larson,
- Let Me Be the First
- That's How You Know When Love's Right
- Irish Lullaby
Album Description
Montana-born, honey-voiced singer Nicolette Larson headed west in 1974 and quickly became a member of the '70s California rock scene. She sang backup with Hoyt Axton and Commander Cody, did sessions with Emmylou Harris, Linda Ronstadt, and Neil Young, and landed a solo deal with Warner Bros., which, in late 1978, released her first single, "Lotta Love" (penned by her mentor Young). It went Top 10, spurred her debut album Nicolette to gold, and launched a promising career. She cut four albums for Warner Bros. and guested on records by others ranging from the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band to Van Halen. In Nashville, Larson starred in the musical Pump Boys And Dinettes and cut the album Say When, proving she was adept at country too. Sadly, Nicolette passed away in December 1997 of complications arising from cerebral edema; she was just 45. Now Rhino is proud to bring you the only collection devoted to this underappreciated artist's best solo recordings, The Very Best Of Nicolette Larson. Featuring the hit singles and key tracks from her nine albums released on Warner Bros., MCA, and Sony Wonder, it also includes previously unreleased live versions of "French Waltz" and "Baby, Don't You Do It."Customer Reviews:
gotta lotta love for her.......2007-05-01
and this one song garners three of these four stars from me. and french waltz and let me go love are the other star.
A musical treasure lost too soon.......2006-03-13
Revered by other singers.......2005-05-26
Eventually, a record company gave her a recording contract and her first single (Lotta love - a Neil Young song) made the American top ten. It seemed that Nicolette was set for a long and glittering career but nothing else she ever did came close to matching the success of Lotta love.
Nicolette's second single (Rhumba girl - a Jesse Winchester song) became a minor American hit. One later single (Let me go love - a duet with Michael McDonald) made the American top forty. Among the failed singles was a cover of I only want to be with you, originally a hit for Dusty Springfield in the sixties. Nicolette's version is almost as good as Dusty's and far superior to many other versions I've heard. Nicolette never charted in Britain, but although some of her albums were released in the UK, I'm not sure that any effort was made to promote them.
Changing musical trends caused Nicolette to change directions. She recorded a couple of country albums (Say when, Rose of my heart). I never heard the first but I bought the second on vinyl and it's outstanding. It yielded a top ten country hit (That's how you know when love's right, a duet with Steve Wariner) but any hopes that Nicolette would establish herself as a country star faded. Nicolette eventually married and settled for motherhood, only rarely returning to the recording studio. A lullaby album marked the end of her career.
Nicolette died in her mid-forties following liver failure. She was not a prolific solo recording artist but this compilation is a fitting tribute to a brilliant singer.
A Must have for any music library.......2003-12-08
Nice collection of songs from the late singer.......2002-06-19
She had other hits along the way, during a career not nearly as successful as I thought it should have been. "I Only Want To Be With You" was a fine cover, snd she made a brief appearance in the movie Twins singing, "I'd Die For This Dance."
The song that knocked me breathless was "Let Me Go, Love," a duet with Michael McDonald (of the Doobie Brothers). It's still a staple of soft-music stations.
Her musical styles were so varied, though, that she never really landed in one category long enough to become dominant. She sang many songs that were either country-flavored or outright country in nature.
Her body of work is well-represented in this collection of tunes. If you've never heard anything other than "Lotta Love," you owe it to yourself to try this superb CD.
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Soft Love (As Seen On TV's Mystic Music)
Seals & Crofts , Todd Rundgren , Christopher Cross , Laura Branigan , Nicolette Larson , Grover Washington Jr. & Bill Withers , Foreigner , Debbie Gibson , Johnny Lee , and K.C. & The Sunshine Band Manufacturer: Mystic Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000MZWJC0 |
Product Description
MYSTIC MUSIC Presents Various Artists - Soft Love (CD) AS SEEN ON T.V. TRACK LIST: 01. GET CLOSER SEALS & CROFTS 02. I SAW THE LIGHT TODD RUNDGREN 03. THINK OF LAURA CHRISTOPHER CROSS 04. POWER OF LOVE LAURA BRANIGAN 05. LET ME GO, LOVE NICOLETTE LARSON 06. JUST THE TWO OF US GROVER WASHINGTON, JR AND BILL WITHERS 07. I DON'T WANT TO LIVE WITHOUT YOU LINDA RONSTADT 08. LONELY PEOPLE DEBBIE GIBSON 09. LOOKIN' FOR LOVE JOHNNY LEE 10. PLEASE DON'T GO K.C. & THE SUNSHINE BAND
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Very Best of Nicolette Larson
Nicolette Larson Manufacturer: Wea Japan ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00002DD8X Release Date: 2006-02-13 |
Tracks:
- Lotta Love
- Rhumba Girl
- Give a Little
- Angels Rejoiced
- French Waltz [Live 1978]
- Baby Don't You Do It
- Let Me Go Love
- Radioland
- Ooo-Eee
- Fool Me Again
- I Only Want to Be with You
- Two Trains
- Only Love Will Make It Right - Nicolette Larson, Steve Wariner
- Let Me Be the First
- That's How You Know When Love's Right
- Irish Lullaby
- Lotta Love [Disco]
Album Description
Japanese edition of the late pop vocalist's first-ever hits compilation with 'Lotta Love' (Disco Stereo Mix) added as a hidden bonus track. Also includes the original top 10 version of her cover of that Neil Young song, plus the chart hits 'Rhumba Girl',Album Details
Japanese Version featuring a Bonus Track: Lotta Love (Disco Stereo Mix).Customer Reviews:
Bonus Disco Track of "Lotta Love" Makes this CD a Must-Have for Fans.......2006-05-11
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