Indian Summer [Original recording remastered]

1. Indian Summer

2. Twenty Years

3. Me and You

4. Downfall

5. Win or Lose

6. Living in the Band

7. Stay (Night Until Noon)

8. Find Out in Time

9. Dance: When the Dance Is Over/Go on and Dance/Never Gonna Stop/[Reprise

10. Go on and Dance

11. Never Gonna Stop/When the Dance Is over (Reprise)

Indian Summer,Poco,Lemon Records,Pop,Rock,Rock/Pop

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Indian Summer [Original recording remastered]

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Jerry Hadley - Golden Days - Tenor hits from the Golden Age of Operetta Manufacturer: RCA ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD All Works by Herbert | Herbert, Victor | ( H ) | Featured Composers, A-Z | Classical | Styles | Music Romberg, Sigmund | ( R ) | Featured Composers, A-Z | Classical | Styles | Music Hadley, Jerry | ( H ) | Featured Performers, A-Z | Classical | Styles | Music General | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music Operettas | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music Movie Scores | Soundtracks | Styles | Music Movie Soundtracks | Soundtracks | Styles | Music General | Soundtracks | Styles | Music Opera & Vocal | The Sony BMG Masterworks Store | Amazon.com Label Stores | Stores | Music Similar Items: In the Real World Famous Opera Duets Show Boat (1988 Studio Cast Highlights) A Song of Naples - Neapolitan Songs Show Boat (1988 Studio Cast): Von Stade; Hubbard; Hadley; McGlinn ASIN: B000003FQQ Release Date: 1994-08-16

Tracks:

1. Song of the Vagabonds
2. I'm Falling in Love With Someone
3. Streets of New York
4. Neapolitan Love Song
5. Desert Song/One Alone
6. Every Day Is Ladies' Day with Me
7. Donkey Serenade
8. Softly, As in a Morning Sunrise
9. Drinking Song
10. When You're Away
11. I Love to Go Swimmin' With Wimmin
12. I Might Be Your Once-In-A-While
13. Marianne
14. Serenade
15. Indian Summer
16. When I Grow Too Old to Dream
17. Gypsy Love Song
18. Golden Days - Jerry Hadley, Mario Lanza

Average customer rating: At Times Fun, Other Times Beautiful Excellent This CD will get you hooked! Carbon Leaf all polished up and ready for the world The Best Group I had never heard of

Indian Summer Carbon Leaf Manufacturer: Vanguard Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Folk Rock | Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Rock Jam Bands | Jam Bands | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Adult Alternative | Pop | Styles | Music General | Celtic | International | Styles | Music Similar Items: Echo Echo Love, Loss, Hope, Repeat 5 Alive! Ether-Electrified Porch Music Meander ASIN: B0002DRE3Q Release Date: 2004-07-13

Tracks:

1. Life Less Ordinary
2. What About Everything?
3. Changeless
4. This Is My Song!
5. Grey Sky Eyes
6. Raise The Roof
7. Paloma
8. One Prarie Outpost
9. Let Your Troubles Roll By
10. When I'm Alone
11. The Sea

Customer Reviews:

At Times Fun, Other Times Beautiful.......2006-09-21

I got to know the band Carbon Leaf through an online community whom shared the song Life Less Ordinary, a catchy and light- hearted song that is radio- friendly indeed. With the love of that song, I checked out the entire album Indian Summer and no later bought it.

What I really enjoy about this album is how well- written it is. Some of the songs are just beautifully sung as well. The strong lyrics and the mixture of different sounds on this album keep the listener eager and satisfied throughout the album. There is not one song on here that is poor. Although, like most albums, there are a few songs that need to grow on you, ad even when do might pale in comparison to others. For me there are a few songs I favor above the others- a few just really stand out for me.

Life Less Ordinary- A
What About Everything- A+
Changeless- B
This Is My Song!- A
Grey Sky Eyes- A
Raise the Roof- A+- This is my favorite song by them hands down.
Paloma- A+
One Prairie Outpost- C+
Let Your Troubles Roll By- A
When I'm Alone- B+
The Sea- B-

Overall this album has plenty of gems on this album to keep you playing their album constantly. Indian Summer has a pleasant, touching and lovely feel to it that is hard to resist.

4/5

Excellent.......2006-02-03

I adore this album. There's nothing about it that I don't like. I keep listening to Indian Summer over and over, and I never get tired of it. In particular, the best tracks are "Life Less Ordinary," "What About Everything?", "This is my song!", "Raise the Roof," "Let your troubles roll by," and "When I'm alone." You won't be disappointed by Indian Summer.

This CD will get you hooked!.......2006-01-05

Carbon Leaf has been around for over ten years, but this, their debut major-label album, has brought them national notoriety, well after their 2002 Coca-Cola New Music Award performance on the AMA's with "The Boxer." Anyway, these guys are great.
Barry Privett, the lead singer and songwriter, rocks the mic and the tinwhistle, with catchy and unforgettable lyrics.
Terry Clark, rhythm guitarist, backs up the band with sizzling chords. You really want to hear this man play on "One Prairie Outpost."
Carter Gravatt, "The String Guy," as I like to call him, not only burns up the acoustic and electric guitars, but breathes life into his mandolin. Hear his fingers fly on tracks like "This is My Song!" and "Life Less Ordinary," just for starters.
Jordan Medas, bassist, is the soul of the music on his electric and uprights. "Paloma" really shows his licks well.
Scott Milstead is the man behind the drums...literally. A wonderful percussionist, Scott stays hidden during the live shows, but rocks the audience and adds the backbone of all of Carbon Leaf's music.
This CD introduced me to Carbon Leaf, but since I have listened to it, I've seen these guys in concert six times, met them repeatedly (they are amazing in person and love their fans!), and bought all of their other CDs.

The music can be summarized as moving, emotional, folk rock with the slightest hint of the Celtic and bluegrass flavor that could be found in their earlier music.

Rock on, CL! :)

Carbon Leaf all polished up and ready for the world.......2005-12-22

This gem of an album is the Richmond based band's strongest so far. It brings together their diverse and prolific work background and channels it all into a professional wrapper but still retains the band's creativity and pathos and produces what might happen if Coldplay met Cat Stevens and they played at a Celtic festival.

Carbon Leaf has always been an energetic and enthusiastic live band, rocking intimate live performances a lot like private jam sessions, the band members are all excellent musicians and uninhibited in their creativity, and their previous albums reflected this raw and untapped ethic. Their style has always been a refreshing mix of folksy, moody, and hyper with themes that tend to be introspective and interpersonal without being depressing, with a fixed eye on the horizon (with a sort of a pioneer spirit; decidedly Virginian). Their sound is ecletic and unabashed in experimenting and trying out different styles from folk and celtic, to pure rock, and indie ballads. So their independent albums are flush with gems of all sorts, one giant brainstorming session.

"Indian Summer" takes all this, cleans it up, and picks out what really works.

The songs on this album are diverse and take a bit of everything the band has developed up to this point, the general mood and theme of the album is just what the title suggests: zest for life with a heavy understanding of the world, hope and joy that has seen melancholy. It comes together in Barry Privett's mellow voice, and the band's tight musicality.

The album is wonderful played straight through, but the highlights are "Life Less Ordinary", uptempo and rhythmic, "This Is My Song" the same but even more rollicking, "The Sea" a long and hypnotizing ballad, "One Prarie Outpost" sweet and reminiscent of James Taylor.

But my favorites without a doubt are "Grey Sky Eyes" a beautiful little ballad that starts off with a dancing guitar, light and cloudlike and romantic but a little bittersweet. "What About Everything?" an insanely catchy, hook-infested quirky monologue on life with fantastic lyrics ("what about being done with no resume/what about aliens? what about you and me? what about gold beneath the sea? what about when buildings fall, what about that midnight phone call, the one that wakes you from your peace?"). It also has my all time favorite Carbon Leaf song "When I'm Alone", it's gorgeous. A loud rhythmically throbbing lament to a lost love and friendship, an almost Irish ode with a rock soul, alternately swelling and retreating to quiet, but always devoutly in line to the beat.

Check these guys out, there's a lot to love about them.

The Best Group I had never heard of.......2005-12-19

Seeing this band at a Celtic fest in Bethlehem PA was a real treat. Since then I have almost glued this CD to my deck. The fact that they are not mainstream is testimony to everything that is wrong in corporate music biz. This is the best indie band in years, and just one of a handful of great CDs buy this band.

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Live Indian Summer Al Stewart Manufacturer: Collector's Choice ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Folk | Styles | Music General | Live Albums | Folk | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music Singer-Songwriters | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Folk Rock | Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Progressive Rock | Progressive | Rock | Styles | Music General | Live Albums | Rock | Styles | Music Similar Items: 24 Carrots Russians & Americans Zero She Flies The First Album (Bedsitter Images) Rhymes in Rooms ASIN: B000MR9ENA Release Date: 2007-07-31

Tracks:

1. Here In Angola
2. Pandora
3. Indian Summer
4. Delia's Gone
5. Princess Olivia
6. Running Man
7. Time Passages
8. Merlin's Time
9. If It Doesn't Come Naturally, Leave It
10. Roads To Moscow
11. Nostradamus
12. Soho (Needless To Say)
13. On the Border
14. Valentina Way
15. Clarence Frogman Henry
16. Year Of the Cat

Average customer rating: Classic Wynton amazing Heard this with NEW appreication......... Wynton's the best Classic Wynton--brilliant, clear trumpet renditions

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Tracks:

1. In Gabriel's Garden: The King's March - English CO; Leppard, R.
2. Concerto For Two Trumpets In C Major: Allegro - English CO; Newman, A.
3. The Indian Queen: Entrada From The Indian Queen - St. Luke's Orch; Nelson, J.
4. In Gabriel's Garden: The Prince Of Denmark's March - English CO; Newman, A.
5. In Gabriel's Garden: Trumpet Voluntary - English CO; Leppard, R.
6. Baroque Duet: Let The Bright Seraphim - Wynton Marsalis
7. Suites De Symphonies: Rondeau - English CO; Leppard, R.
8. Brandenburg Concerto No. 2: III. Allegro Assai (Excerpt) - Eastman Wind Ensemble; Hunsberger, D.
9. In Gabriel's Garden: Prelude From Te Deum - Eastman Wind Ensemble; Hunsberger, D.
10. Concerto For Trumpet And Orchestra In D Major: II. Allegro Moderato - Philharmonia Orch; Salonen, E.
11. Baroque Music For Trumpets: I. Adagio - Eastman Wind Ensemble; Hunsberger, D.
12. Concerto For Trumpet And Orchestra In E-Flat Major: III. Finale. Allegro - Wynton Marsalis
13. Concerto For Trumpet And Orchestra In E Major: III. Rondo. Allegro Molto - Wynton Marsalis
14. Carnaval: 'Tis The Last Rose Of Summer - Wynton Marsalis
15. Carnaval: Variations On 'Le Carnaval De Venise' - Wynton Marsalis
16. On The Twentieth Century: Rondo For Lifey (For Trumpet And Piano) - Wynton Marsalis
17. Prayer Of St. Gregory For Trumpet And Organ - Anthony Newman
18. Concerto For Trumpet And Orchestra: I. Allegro - Wynton Marsalis
19. Carnaval: Moto Perpetuo - Wynton Marsalis
20. Tsar Saltan: Flight Of The Bumblebee - Wynton Marsalis

Amazon.com

Wynton Marsalis may not have an easily recognizable or even particularly handsome tone, but this erstwhile jazz trumpeter is an amazing virtuoso with a fine sense of classical style. If you've never owned/heard any of his classical CDs, and you love (mostly baroque) trumpet music, this compilation--a sort of "greatest hits"--is for you. From such cruddy, sensationalistic works as Carnival of Venice to the glories of Haydn's E-Flat Concerto, this is grand entertainment. Marsalis is joined by Kathleen Battle in an exciting version of Handel's "Let the bright seraphim," and the treat there is doubled. A fine piece by Hovhaness for trumpet and organ, never before released, is another surprise. Come listen to the endless, seemingly casual roulades that come out of this guy's trumpet--they'll wake you right up. --Robert Levine

Customer Reviews:

Classic Wynton.......2007-07-11

Classic! What else is there to say? As an introduction to the other, many classic recordings of this superbly talented trumpeter, it is as good a guide as possible.

amazing.......2006-10-31

Classic Wynton is the most glorious display of musicianship I have ever heard. No other trumpet player even comes close to Wynton. Don't listen to anything the editorial review says though, it must have been written by a complete ignoramus. Wynton Marsalis not having a clear or recognizable tone? Please...That's like saying Kobe Bryant isn't a good shooter. I can't believe that garbage is on a credible site such as Amazon.

Heard this with NEW appreication................2006-09-07

This is such a wonderful mix. I especially love the Haydn concerto finale in E flat. I was listening to this cd when my grandson (almost 3) heard the glorious music of the trumpet for the first time. He loved seeing the photos of Mr. Marsalis (which I embellished, albeit true, saying how difficult it is to play the trumpet - hence the need for a handerchief to wipe his brow in one of the photos). This awakened his awareness of trumpet music where he now loves to listen to one of his Baby Einstein cd's in the car. Specifically, he told his mother "louder" when the trumpet piece was played - repetetively.

Wynton's the best.......2006-03-17

I'm not a professional musician and don't have a trained ear but Wynton Marsalis has provided me with a very delightful hour of extremely good music.

Classic Wynton--brilliant, clear trumpet renditions.......2006-02-25

For anyone who loves trumpet music as I do, this album is a must. Wynton Marsalis has mastered twenty all-time favorite pieces with such brilliance, that no other trumpeteer comes near by comparison. Opening with J. Clarke's, The King's March, Wynton proceeds to favor listeners with such baroque favorites as Purcell's Entrada from "The Indian Queen," J. Clark's The Prince of Denmark's March and J. Stanley's Trumpet Voluntary. Fantastic selections from Bach, Mozart, and Haydn follow, with the album also including such delightful listening as The Last Rose of Summer, Carnival of Venisee, and Flight of the Bumblebee. You won't be disappointed with this purchase!

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Indian Summer Dave Brubeck Manufacturer: Telarc ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Cool Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music General | Jazz | Styles | Music ASIN: B000SLYE58 Release Date: 2007-08-07

Average customer rating: One of the best pop / rock albums ever recorded Peter Cox's voice powers 'Indian Summer' A CD you'll keep listening to for years. A come back album that captures the energy of their debut.

Indian Summer Go West Manufacturer: Capitol ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Similar Items: Go West Aces and Kings: The Best of Go West The Best of Go West Dancing on the Couch Knee Deep in the Hoopla ASIN: B000002UWI Release Date: 1992-11-17

Tracks:

1. Faithful
2. Still In Love
3. Tell Me
4. That's What Love Can Do
5. What You Won't Do For Love
6. King Of Wishful Thinking
7. The Sun And The Moon
8. Count Me Out
9. Crystal Ball
10. Forget That Girl
11. Bluebeat
12. I Want You Back
13. A Taste Of Things To Come

Customer Reviews:

One of the best pop / rock albums ever recorded.......2003-08-14

This album also has the best cover I've ever seen, a great (and so unalternative) montage of photos that capture the best season of the year....

'Faithful' is not lyrically, but musically a follow-up of the great 'King Of Wishful Thinking' without copying. THe character of both songs is FRESH like a wave of water, and fun-fun-DAMN fun!!
'Tell Me' gazes at the twilights of the oncoming night and carries a mood of the little clubs with a band playing jazz or pop. 'Crystal Ball' is such a sweet groove, wrapped in a calm mid-tempo, that doesn't rush it.
The more gutsy love songs, 'Still In Love' and 'I Want You Back' head for more musclular vocals and instruments.

Also check out the speedy 'Count Me Out '

THankls Go West

Peter Cox's voice powers 'Indian Summer'.......1998-12-15

This 1992 comeback album from Go West is remarkable in that it isn't a step down from their mid-1980s heyday. Most bands' "comeback" albums sound like they should never have been released, but Peter Cox's superb soul voice powers this recording.

With the exception of "The Sun and the Moon," side one is brilliant. The opening track, "Faithful" is a great, shout-the-chorus song, with earnest vocals, and the other hit, "King of Wishful Thinking," is an up-tempo romp. Other highlights are Kirk Whalum's sax opening on "Still in Love" and the slow cover of "What You Won't Do For Love." Unfortunately, Cox's great vocals take a holiday on the closing side one song, "The Sun and the Moon." The lyrics are sappy to the extreme, and his emotive voice overpowers this weak ballad.

Side two is a little less memorable, but still very good. Highlights are the ballad "Bluebeat" and the super "I Want You Back." On the latter track, Cox rips into a backing arrangement of Richard Drummie's that sounds different than anything Go West has recorded before. With the exception of these two songs and "A Taste of Things to Come," the side two lyrics miss the mark. "Count Me Out" sounds like a million other songs, and "Forget that Girl" could have done without the incredibly silly line: "You're gonna be walking around / With a stone in your shoe / 'Til you forget that girl."

A few minor quibbles aside, it's great that Go West could release such a wonderful comeback album, and it's disappointing that they broke up soon after this one was released.

A CD you'll keep listening to for years........1998-11-13

If you're like me, you play a CD to death after you first get it, then tire of it. I bought Indian Summer in 1993, and it still gets played regularly in my house. Personally, this is my favorite of all the Go West albums. The songs range from sultry ("Still in Love"), to peppy ("A Taste of Things to Come"), to touching ballad("The Sun and the Moon"). Thankfully, the band is able to do all this without being raunchy, mindless, or overly saccharine. Occasionally, the lyrics fall a tad short (hence no 5 star rating), but it's melodic, soulful sounds will, and have, stand the test of time. I highly recommend this album to everyone.

A come back album that captures the energy of their debut........1998-09-16

It was always going to be hard to top the power and arrangements of the first album. Peter Cox's voice is one of those unique and instantly recognised styles that sticks with you. The album migrates between hard raw tracks like "Faithful" and softer ballads as in" What you wont do for love". Peter Cox found his way in his subsequent solo album but for a while Go West were a lasting testament to great melodies and arrangements which make them a regular play choice.

Average customer rating: A warm "Summer" Poco Indian Summer Pleasant, Melodic effort though somewhat ordinary Compare and contrast Very Solid Close to the Tim Schmit Era

Indian Summer Poco Manufacturer: Lemon Records UK ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music Soft Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Country Rock | Rock | Styles | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Rose of Cimarron Head over Heels Cantamos Crazy Eyes From the Inside ASIN: B00020QX04 Release Date: 2004-05-24

Tracks:

1. Indian Summer
2. Twenty Years
3. Me and You
4. Downfall
5. Win or Lose
6. Living in the Band
7. Stay (Night Until Noon)
8. Find Out in Time
9. Dance: When the Dance Is Over/Go on and Dance/Never Gonna ...
10. Go on and Dance
11. Never Gonna Stop/When the Dance Is over (Reprise)

Customer Reviews:

A warm "Summer".......2007-07-18

I hadn't listened to this album in at least 20 years, in the days of vinyl. It is as good as I remembered, perhaps even better given the clarity of the CD format and lack of clicks and pops - vocals, writing, and playing are top-notch. Most notable instrumentally is Rusty Young's chameleonic approach to pedal steel guitar (making it sound like an organ, a "normal" wah-wah'd guitar, a harmonica, a sitar, a Duane-Allmanesque slide, and oh yes, a country pedal-steel). In addition to George Grantham's great drumming and high vocals, and Tim Schmit's solid bass-playing and scintillating vocals, Schmit contributes some harmonica and Young, some banjo. And who could have asked for better than Paul Cotton to continue in the spirit of Messina/Furay? Several guests appear, notably Donald Fagen on synthesizer, and horns and strings make a bow in the ending "Dance" suite, but the front four carry the day.
The melodies and vocals are sweet/evocative and spirited, in turn. All in all this makes for a gorgeous set of music which, at the time it first appeared, typified my hopes as to where country music was going.

Poco Indian Summer.......2007-01-23

This is a four or five star album, but I have only given one as Lemon Records cds are often mastered from vinyl. This is no exception and the Japanese edition is far better with no vinyl noise. Unfortunately, it is more expensive, but if you like this album, it is certainly worth it.

Pleasant, Melodic effort though somewhat ordinary.......2006-10-17

I think its ludicrous to call this the sound of a desperate band as one reviewer has. Its overall a very pleasant outing, well sung, well played and typical melodic songwriting from the various band members. I listened to it a lot when it first came out. It hasn't quite stood the test of time and does show some signs of a band on their last leg (at least in this formation as T.B. Schmit was to leave soon thereafter for the greener pastures of the Eagles).

Strong melodies and great singing do have their place in rock music and there are some nice ones here. Lyrics have never been a Poco strong suit and are typcially slight here. T.B. Schmit's 3 songs are all very good. I always thought it was unfortunate when he moved to the Eagles where he would be limited to 1 song per record rather than the 3 he would normally get with Poco. If you listen to the body of work he did with Poco as compared to the Eagles you will understand. That said none of his songs here are quite as good as his best, but all are worthwhile.

The Paul Cotton songs are pretty good. The title song is one of his best and the rockers such as "Living in the Band" and "20 years on" pretty much delivery the goods. The 10 minute extended 3 part Rusty Young song, "The Dance" is o.k. Unfortunately, when you do the Eagles comparision here to lets say, "Hotel California" you do get a sense of how the Eagles grew as a band while Poco seems to be treading water at this point. None of this should be taken to diminish the impact this band had whether that be on country rock in general or specifically the Eagles.

At this point, Richie Furay was long gone and nobody can dispute the fact that he was the true architect of this sound and Poco itself. Still, this record brings a smile to me even to this day. For die hard Poco fans its still recommended. For others, there are better places to go rather than this effort. In conclusion I would say for the end of the T.B. Schmit Poco era, you would really be better off looking for the live cd, The Last Roundup. It contains a number of songs from Indian Summer in arguably better versions plus outstanding versions of other Poco songs including Rose of Cimarron and a guest appearance by none other than Richie Furay.

Compare and contrast.......2006-07-02

I was always a Poco fan from the very beginning, but when I saw them open for Marshall Tucker Band in Shreveport La. I was completely blown away. I didn't even stay for Marshall Tucker.
It was general admission and I stood at Rusty Young's feet the entire show.
I saw the Eagles twice and other country rock bands but no one ever came close to the show I saw that night. Every member was on and the crowd was too. The performance was one of the best I have ever seen from any band, and I have seen most.
I have the entire Poco collection on LP and am collecting on CD.
Listen to the album Deliverin and it will sell you on the band.

Very Solid Close to the Tim Schmit Era.......2005-12-14

Indian Summer is a very solid, though not particularly remarkable release. Tim Schmit shines on the album, particularly on the fantastic Find Out in Time which may be one of the best songs Schmit ever performed. Unfortunately for Poco fans, the album would turn out to be Schmit's swan song with the band as he jumped ship to join the Eagles after Indian Summer was released.

Paul Cotton stands out front once again on Indian Summer, delivering big time on the laid back title track, and the rockers Twenty Years, Win or Lose and Living in the Band. Rusty Young is not as much of a presence on this album as on the preceding albums, but still delivers some fine steel guitar work as well as giving us a taste of things to come in the future through his song Downfall, his first out-front full lead vocal.

Indian Summer doesn't stand up among the best works in the Poco library, but it is still a very listenable album with some very good moments on it.

Average customer rating: Some old favourites, and some unfamiliar, enjoyable voices and songs

Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life: The Songs of Victor Herbert Manufacturer: Asv Living Era ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD All Works by Herbert | Herbert, Victor | ( H ) | Featured Composers, A-Z | Classical | Styles | Music Marches | Theatrical, Incidental & Program Music | Forms & Genres | Classical | Styles | Music General | Classical | Styles | Music General Contemporary | Modern, 20th, & 21st Century | Historical Periods | Classical | Styles | Music General | Jazz | Styles | Music General | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music Nostalgia | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music General | Musicals | Broadway & Vocalists | Styles | Music Traditional Vocal Pop | Broadway & Vocalists | Styles | Music General | Broadway & Vocalists | Styles | Music General | Oldies | Pop | Styles | Music Traditional Pop | Oldies | Pop | Styles | Music General | Easy Listening | Pop | Styles | Music General | Vocal Pop | Pop | Styles | Music Broadway & Vocalists | Indie Music | Stores | Music General | Jazz | Indie Music | Stores | Music Vocal Jazz | Jazz | Indie Music | Stores | Music Traditional & Vocal Pop | Pop | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Music of Sigmund Romberg Great Hits from Sigmund Romberg The Desert Song / The New Moon When I'm Calling You A Victor Herbert Showcase: The Greatest Hits of the Father of American Popular Song ASIN: B00004U9MZ Release Date: 2000-08-22

Tracks:

1. Ah, Sweet Mystery Of Life! - Richard Crooks
2. Gypsy Love Song - CHARLES KULLMAN
3. Romany Life - Jeanette MacDonald
4. March Of The Toys - Victor Young & His Concert Orchestra
5. Kiss Me Again - Florence Easton
6. (The Day Is Done...) Moonbeams - Richard Crooks
7. Italian Street Song - Florence George/The Max Terr Choristers
8. I'm Falling In Love With Someone - CHARLES KULLMAN
9. 'Neath The Southern Moon - Nelson Eddy
10. Tramp, Tramp, Tramp! - Nelson Eddy
11. Paul's Address: (My Commander As Envoy Bids Me Come...) No Country Can My Own Outvie - John McCormack
12. I List The Trill In Golden Throat - Alma Gluck/Charles Schuetz
13. The Cricket On The Earth - Christie MacDonald/Reginald Werrenrath/Howard Ratty
14. Sweethearts - Richard Tauber
15. To Land Of My Own Romance - John McHugh
16. When You're Away - Richard Tauber
17. Neapolitan Love Song - Richard Crooks
18. Ireland, My Sireland (When Shall I Again See Ireland?) - John McCormick/Dominic Melillo
19. Eileen Alannah Ashthore - John McCormick/Dominic Melillo
20. Thine Alone - CHARLES KULLMAN
21. A Kiss In The Dark - Amelita Galli-Curci
22. Indian Summer - Richard Tauber
23. Ah, Sweet Mystery Of Life! - Jeanette Macdonald/Nelson Eddy

Customer Reviews:

Some old favourites, and some unfamiliar, enjoyable voices and songs.......2007-03-11

This compilation has the usual songs that immediately bring the name of composer Victor Herbert to mind - Ah, sweet mystery of life, I'm falling in love with someone and Tramp, tramp, tramp - with such well known voices as those of Macdonald, Eddy and the famous tenors, Richard Crooks, Richard Tauber and Charles Kullmann.

Perhaps of greater interest to many listeners will be the relatively seldom heard artists, such as John McHugh, Florence Easton and Florence George. All three have very pleasant voices and aural personalities.

It is a somewhat mixed delight to hear Amelita Galli-Curci, John McCormack, Alma Gluck and Richard Werrenrath in recordings from the acoustic era. My personal favourite from that group is Galli-Cutci's charming version of A kiss in the dark.

Altogether, a well chosen mixture of the familiar and the out of the way, carefully and well re-recorded.

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Darling Diva Jeanette Macdonald Manufacturer: Collector's Choice ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Soundtracks | Styles | Music General | Easy Listening | Pop | Styles | Music General | Vocal Pop | Pop | Styles | Music General | Broadway & Vocalists | Styles | Music Traditional & Vocal Pop | Pop | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Love's Old Songs Ah Sweet Mystery of Life: Anthology (1931-1938) San Francisco and Other Jeanette MacDonald Favorites ASIN: B00006RYI9 Release Date: 2003-02-11

Tracks:

1. Tramp, Tramp, Tramp
2. Just A Little Love, A Little Kiss
3. Summer Serenade
4. We Will Always Be Sweethearts
5. Annie Laurie
6. Indian Love Call
7. It Doesn't Cost You Anything To Dream
8. Vilia
9. Glory, Glory Hallelujah

Album Description

Jeanette MacDonald is so inextricably linked with Nelson Eddy that people forget what a great singer she was in her own right. So, we've put together a CD dedicated to her sterling solo vocal work, mostly taken from 1944 and 1945 "America Music Loves Best" broadcasts. By now, Jeanette's a big star, and her charisma and charm will come right through your stereo just like it did over the airwaves almost six decades ago! Includes "Tramp, Tramp, Tramp," "Just a Little Love, a Little Kiss," "Summer Serenade," "We Will Always Be Sweethearts," "Annie Laurie," "Indian Love Call," "It Doesn't Cost You Anything to Dream," "Vilia" and "Glory, Glory Hallelujah." A Collectors' Choice Music exclusive!

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Indian Summer Indian Summer Manufacturer: Akarma Italy ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Time Is... Quatermass Egg Cressida/Asylum Sacrifice ASIN: B000066DX6 Release Date: 2002-03-07

Tracks:

1. God Is the Dog
2. Emotions of Men
3. Glimpse
4. Half Changed Again
5. Black Sunshine
6. From the Film of the Same Name
7. Secrets Reflected
8. Another Tree Will Grow

Album Description

Originally released on RCA Neon in 1971, this Coventry, England hard progressive group were discovered by Black Sabbath's manager and quickly signed to produce this album. Deluxe cardboard mini LP packaging. 2001.

Album Details

Originally Released on RCA Neon in 1971, this Coventry, England Progressive Group were Discovered by Black Sabbath's Manager.

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