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Sweet Memories: The Essential Elaine Paige

by: Elaine Paige

Release Date February 11, 2008
Elaine is great! The music is great! It's not her fault, but...how many more compilations can there be? I guess the record company can delete one tune here, add one there, change the sequence, maybe have one big box (I'd like that)...come on. Are there outtakes from any of her albums, alternate versions, singles...the Sitting Pretty isn't on CD yet...RECORD COMPANIES, THIS IS WHAT WE WANT! Thank you!!

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Evita - Original London Cast Recording

by: Original London Cast Various Artists, Elaine Paige, David Essex

Release Date March 20, 1999
Over the years Andrew Lloyd Webber has made many musicals, some more successful and appealing to the public than the others. Most people will, however, agree that "Evita" remains one of his most satisfying works to this date. Numerous reasons confirm this statement. Just like in its predecessor "Jesus Christ Superstar", "Evita" is almost entirely sung-through; the lyrics are witty and appropriate; the subject matter is again a personality larger-than-life who rises from obscurity and dies at the peak of its fame, thus becoming a legend; the score is captivating and appealing to the listener, at home or in the theatre.

Following the suit of the Superstar, ALW and Tim Rice first published Evita as an album, which appeared in 1976. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 3
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Christmas

by: Elaine Paige

Release Date October 30, 2006
I Love Christmas Music & have been collecting various albums on this theme for years & this album has got to be one of the most sentimental & warming albums ever produced on this theme. The album I had was on Tape & has long since worn out but I've since been trying to replace it. If you get the chance to get hold of this album I strongly recommend that you do so.

CD-Charts Position 4
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Songbook

by: Elaine Paige

Release Date July 09, 2007
Yes this is a compilation of songs that EP has released before, but for me it contains a collection of my favourites all on one CD. Check the price it is not exorbitant. Buy it and enjoy!!

CD-Charts Position 5
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Essential Musicals

by: Elaine Paige

Release Date October 23, 2006
At first glance I did not get too excited at the track listing of this new recording. It seemed mainly to be songs that have been recorded a hundred times before, and it almost seemed that I must have old CDs with Elaine Paige singing the same songs. Well, I was wrong. These are all new recordings with Elaine in fine voice.The arrangements are fresh and modern while paying respect to the originals. It really brings musical theatre to the 21st century. If like me you have some doubts, dont hesitate.......buy this cd!.

CD-Charts Position 6
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Stages

by: Elaine Paige

Release Date August 21, 1995
This is a really good album with lots of really good songs. Most of them older, since the album first came out in the 80's. Elaine Pages voice is spectacular and this is a complete collection of her early, good stages.

CD-Charts Position 7
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Centre Stage - The Very Best of Elaine Paige

by: Elaine Paige

Release Date May 24, 2004
Elaine established herself long ago as Britain's finest theatrical singer. This compilation features several new recordings while bringing together the best of her earlier music from the seventies, eighties and nineties. Comparisons with Barbra Streisand are inevitable as they are both singer-actresses with similar types of voice (though you wouldn't mistake one for the other) and they've recorded each other's songs (Barbra has recorded Memory while Elaine has recorded The way we were, though it's not here) ad there are a few other songs that they've both recorded. But there are differences too, so there's plenty of room for both in the same music collection.

Elaine first became known as the original actress in the London cast recording of Evita. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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Best of Elaine Paige & Barbara Dickson

by: Elaine Paige

Release Date November 01, 1992
you can listen to or sing along with this very well chosen album,these 2 ladies are the best of british long may they regien

CD-Charts Position 9
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The King and I

by: Various Artists, Elaine Paige, Jason Scott Lee

Release Date September 18, 2000
This is one of the better recordings of the show. Many previous recordings have been too operatic, with not much dialogue included. I was very pleased to see here The Small House Of Uncle Thomas, the first recording of a professional production to include this. The only other recording to boast this is a studio recording with Christopher Lee. I also own the Broadway recording of the similar production, and am relieved that Elaine Paige's accent is somewhat better than Donna Murphy's! Her singing is fabulous, especially in the Shall We Dance number. However it does miss out several tracks that the Broadway version included, notably The Procession.

CD-Charts Position 10
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Encore

by: Elaine Paige

Release Date June 19, 1995
Theatre lovers everywhere are in for a treat. Ms Paige, truly hailed as the First Lady of British Musical Theatre proves she not only deserves the tiltle, but that nobody this side of the Atlantic has a patch on her. This CD (recorded in 1995) opens with the show-stealer from Lloyd Webbers Sunset Blvd. It sets the scene for the rest of the CD, with this one song alone giving Ms Paige the opportunity to express anger, joy, resentment, hope and the realisation of her dreams. Hits from Les Miserables, Cats, Evita and Piaf just to name a few provew her versatility. It is more than a B-rate artist putting together a mix of run of the mill show songs. This IS the best and most successful star, singing the BEST and most renowned tracks ever written for the stage. ... Read More: