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Collaborations

Search: Up In Arms
by: Sinead O'Connor

Release Date May 23, 2005
The Song Up in Arms, it's amazing, not much from sinead in the song but this guy as a superb voice, why haven't I heard from that artist before. Incrediable!

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Music of the Silver Screen

Search: Up In Arms
by: Various Artists

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The Song Up in Arms, it's amazing, not much from sinead in the song but this guy as a superb voice, why haven't I heard from that artist before. Incrediable!

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Meets Eve Young

Search: Up In Arms
by: Karen Chandler

Release Date October 27, 2008
The Song Up in Arms, it's amazing, not much from sinead in the song but this guy as a superb voice, why haven't I heard from that artist before. Incrediable!

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Hits of 1953

Search: Up In Arms
by: Various Artists

Release Date September 14, 2004
The Song Up in Arms, it's amazing, not much from sinead in the song but this guy as a superb voice, why haven't I heard from that artist before. Incrediable!

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Zodiac Suite, the/Dreams and Desires

Search: Up In Arms
by: Norrie Paramor

Release Date April 07, 2008
This is a wonderful album by Norrie Paramor and his Orchestra but I'm very sorry to say that the totally unnecessary and quite corny sounding vocals by a single soprano voice totally ruin what could have been a fabulous CD.
Norrie Paramor was a superb writer for orchestra and was also a record producer in the pop industry and he seems to have hit on the novel idea of having a solo soprano voice (Patricia Clarke) appearing on many of his orchestral albums singing a few lines of the refrain,a habit which I personally find particularly irritating,in fact,at times cringingly awful.

To me, this is a great shame and has ruined many of Paramor's otherwise great albums.There is however one exception and it is his album of gorgeous ... Read More:

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Female Blues Singers Vol.2 1922-1928

Search: Up In Arms
by: Various Artists

Release Date July 22, 2002
This is a wonderful album by Norrie Paramor and his Orchestra but I'm very sorry to say that the totally unnecessary and quite corny sounding vocals by a single soprano voice totally ruin what could have been a fabulous CD.
Norrie Paramor was a superb writer for orchestra and was also a record producer in the pop industry and he seems to have hit on the novel idea of having a solo soprano voice (Patricia Clarke) appearing on many of his orchestral albums singing a few lines of the refrain,a habit which I personally find particularly irritating,in fact,at times cringingly awful.

To me, this is a great shame and has ruined many of Paramor's otherwise great albums.There is however one exception and it is his album of gorgeous ... Read More:

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Volume 1: 1920-1921

Search: Up In Arms
by: Benson Orchestra of Chicago

Release Date March 30, 2004
This is a wonderful album by Norrie Paramor and his Orchestra but I'm very sorry to say that the totally unnecessary and quite corny sounding vocals by a single soprano voice totally ruin what could have been a fabulous CD.
Norrie Paramor was a superb writer for orchestra and was also a record producer in the pop industry and he seems to have hit on the novel idea of having a solo soprano voice (Patricia Clarke) appearing on many of his orchestral albums singing a few lines of the refrain,a habit which I personally find particularly irritating,in fact,at times cringingly awful.

To me, this is a great shame and has ruined many of Paramor's otherwise great albums.There is however one exception and it is his album of gorgeous ... Read More:

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100 Fifties Favourites

Search: Up In Arms
by: Various Artists

Release Date October 12, 1998
This is a wonderful album by Norrie Paramor and his Orchestra but I'm very sorry to say that the totally unnecessary and quite corny sounding vocals by a single soprano voice totally ruin what could have been a fabulous CD.
Norrie Paramor was a superb writer for orchestra and was also a record producer in the pop industry and he seems to have hit on the novel idea of having a solo soprano voice (Patricia Clarke) appearing on many of his orchestral albums singing a few lines of the refrain,a habit which I personally find particularly irritating,in fact,at times cringingly awful.

To me, this is a great shame and has ruined many of Paramor's otherwise great albums.There is however one exception and it is his album of gorgeous ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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100 Fifties Favourites

Search: Up In Arms
by: Various Artists

Release Date October 23, 2000
This is a wonderful album by Norrie Paramor and his Orchestra but I'm very sorry to say that the totally unnecessary and quite corny sounding vocals by a single soprano voice totally ruin what could have been a fabulous CD.
Norrie Paramor was a superb writer for orchestra and was also a record producer in the pop industry and he seems to have hit on the novel idea of having a solo soprano voice (Patricia Clarke) appearing on many of his orchestral albums singing a few lines of the refrain,a habit which I personally find particularly irritating,in fact,at times cringingly awful.

To me, this is a great shame and has ruined many of Paramor's otherwise great albums.There is however one exception and it is his album of gorgeous ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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Independence [VINYL]

Search: Up In Arms
by: Lulu

Release Date March 09, 1993
This is an extraordinary single with its high tempo upbeat rhythm and gut strong vocals. Even the horns are real - no synthesized crap here. The single did VERY well in the UK but went nowhere in the USA. This woman can sing! If you can get the album, "Independence" you are in for a real treat of pure talent. It's that good!