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Key Information
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| Record Label: |
Hip-O Records |
| Genre: |
Rock and Pop |
| Subgenre: |
Stage Composers |
| Release Date: |
June 15, 2004 |
| Number of Discs: |
1 |
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Song List: Disc 1
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1. Too Darn Hot - Ella Fitzgerald
2. My Heart Belongs to Daddy - Peggy Lee
3. Begin the Beguine - Tony Bennett
4. You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To - Sarah Vaughan
5. It's de-Lovely - Jeri Southern
6. True Love - Dean Martin
7. Love For Sale - Shirley Horn
8. Anything Goes - Helen Merrill
9. Let's Do It (Let's Fall in Love) - Louis Armstrong
10. Let's Misbehave - Eartha Kitt
11. Easy to Love - Billie Holiday
12. What Is This Thing Called Love - Mel Torm?
13. Just One of Those Things - Anita O'Day/Billy May & His Orchestra
14. I Get a Kick Out of You - Dinah Washington
15. In the Still of the Night - Aaron Neville
16. Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye - Carmen McRae
17. Night and Day - Fred Astaire
18. You Do Something to Me - Ella Fitzgerald |
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Tributee: Cole Porter. Liner Note Author: Will Friedwald. Recording information: 1952 - 2003. Undoubtedly released to coincide with the soundtrack to the 2004 Cole Porter biopic DE-LOVELY, this songbook collection features some of the mid-20th century's finest song stylists sinking their teeth into the urbane composer's meaty catalog. In contrast, the DE-LOVELY soundtrack offers contemporary popsters tackling Porter's material-- whether you want to hear "True Love" sung by Ashley Judd or Dean Martin is between you and your clergyman (or therapist). Regardless, it's impossible to argue with Louis Armstrong's deliciously lascivious take on "Let's Do It," Helen Merrill's breathy, sultry interpretation of "Anything Goes," or Eartha Kitt's downright decadent delivery of "Let's Misbehave." More prurient topics aside, to hear Fred Astaire's elegant, perfectly phrased version of "Night and Day" is to instantly comprehend the marriage of sophistication and pure emotion at the heart of Porter's finest work. |
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