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Weill: From Berlin to Broadway

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from: Pearl

Release Date October 01, 1999

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How Do You Keep the Music Playing

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by: Susannah McCorkle

Release Date April 25, 2000
I bought this originally because I wanted her cover of Glen Campbell's hit By the time I get to Phoenix, which is quite different to the original. I enjoy both versions in their different ways. Two Irving Berlin classics, There's no business like show business and Cheek to cheek, are also given new interpretations by Susannah.

There are other classic songs from the Great American Songbook here too. They don't all get re-interpreted - Susannah's version of A fine romance is more or less standard, but maybe she realised that there was no way to improve on the original arrangement.

It took a while for this album to grow on me, because Susannah has a style all her own, but I eventually realised just how talented she was and ... Read More:

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There's a Tear in My Beer

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by: Big' Bill Lister

Release Date January 15, 2000
I bought this originally because I wanted her cover of Glen Campbell's hit By the time I get to Phoenix, which is quite different to the original. I enjoy both versions in their different ways. Two Irving Berlin classics, There's no business like show business and Cheek to cheek, are also given new interpretations by Susannah.

There are other classic songs from the Great American Songbook here too. They don't all get re-interpreted - Susannah's version of A fine romance is more or less standard, but maybe she realised that there was no way to improve on the original arrangement.

It took a while for this album to grow on me, because Susannah has a style all her own, but I eventually realised just how talented she was and ... Read More:

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There's a Tear in My Beer

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by: Big Bill Lister

Release Date June 13, 2001
I bought this originally because I wanted her cover of Glen Campbell's hit By the time I get to Phoenix, which is quite different to the original. I enjoy both versions in their different ways. Two Irving Berlin classics, There's no business like show business and Cheek to cheek, are also given new interpretations by Susannah.

There are other classic songs from the Great American Songbook here too. They don't all get re-interpreted - Susannah's version of A fine romance is more or less standard, but maybe she realised that there was no way to improve on the original arrangement.

It took a while for this album to grow on me, because Susannah has a style all her own, but I eventually realised just how talented she was and ... Read More:

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For My Broken Heart [CASSETTE]

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by: Reba McEntire

Release Date October 01, 1991
This album was recorded shortly after 9 of Reba's band were killed in a plane crash, and as such isn't the happiest album of all time. However, it is packed with emotion and great songs. "If I had only known", the closing track, is a heart-felt ballad in tribute to her friends and band members, and knowing the history you cant help get a little freaked. the title track is about a woman trying to come to terms with her man walking out... its emotional and a great song.

"the night the lights went out in Georgia" is a country classic and although some of the lines are a bit cringy "Andy Wo-Lo said 'hello'" its an emotional story of woman recalling how she killed her brothers cheating wife and lovers, ... Read More:

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For My Broken Heart

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by: Reba Mcentire

Release Date October 01, 1991
This album was recorded shortly after 9 of Reba's band were killed in a plane crash, and as such isn't the happiest album of all time. However, it is packed with emotion and great songs. "If I had only known", the closing track, is a heart-felt ballad in tribute to her friends and band members, and knowing the history you cant help get a little freaked. the title track is about a woman trying to come to terms with her man walking out... its emotional and a great song.

"the night the lights went out in Georgia" is a country classic and although some of the lines are a bit cringy "Andy Wo-Lo said 'hello'" its an emotional story of woman recalling how she killed her brothers cheating wife and lovers, ... Read More:

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For My Broken Heart

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by: Reba McEntire

Release Date October 01, 1996
This album was recorded shortly after 9 of Reba's band were killed in a plane crash, and as such isn't the happiest album of all time. However, it is packed with emotion and great songs. "If I had only known", the closing track, is a heart-felt ballad in tribute to her friends and band members, and knowing the history you cant help get a little freaked. the title track is about a woman trying to come to terms with her man walking out... its emotional and a great song.

"the night the lights went out in Georgia" is a country classic and although some of the lines are a bit cringy "Andy Wo-Lo said 'hello'" its an emotional story of woman recalling how she killed her brothers cheating wife and lovers, ... Read More:

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One Bad Habit [CASSETTE]

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by: Michael Franks

Release Date October 17, 1990
Hip is definitely the word. I was introduced to this album by a drummer friend of mine, and I was immediately turned on by how "un-pushy" everything is. Even when the band is playing funky/syncopated material (i.e. One bad habit, Baseball) everything is very laid back... Never a note more than is needed. Great lyrics and cool jazz-informed melodies is what this record is all about. For me it's been a great introduction to the music of Michael Franks. Don't hesitate... Pick it up at your earliest convenience!

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The Lady Wants to Know

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by: Gordon Haskell

Release Date August 23, 2004
I read about this album on the Michael Franks website,www.michaelfranks.com.

I must say that Ive never listened to a"Gordon Haskell"album before,but have been very surprised by how good he does"Michael's songs".

If you like Michael Franks,I would say you will love this album!

CD-Charts Position 10
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The 40Th Anniversary Tribute..

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by: Gordon Haskell

Release Date October 27, 2008
I read about this album on the Michael Franks website,www.michaelfranks.com.

I must say that Ive never listened to a"Gordon Haskell"album before,but have been very surprised by how good he does"Michael's songs".

If you like Michael Franks,I would say you will love this album!