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4 months ago
Frank Sinatra - You And Me (We Wanted It All)
www.thefranksinatra.com
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5 months ago
Itzhak Perlman - Love Theme - Cinema Paradiso (Ennio Morricone)
From the CD: Cinema Serenade 1997
Itzhak Perlman - John Williams
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actually, andrea morricone is not ennio morricone's wife, but rather his son.
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5 months ago
As If We Never Say Goodbye, Glenn Close
"As If We Never Say Goodbye" by Glenn Close
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wonderful! However, you all might want to listen to Betty Buckley for perhaps even a better reading of the song.
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5 months ago
Ennio Morricone "Deborah's Theme", live in Warsaw
Once upon a Time in America - Ennio Morricone - Deborah's Theme - live in Warsaw, Poland
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6 months ago
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Absolutely brilliant.
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6 months ago
Joe Williams sings "Here's To Life"
Joe Williams singing "Here's To Life"
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6 months ago
Kenny Rankin Cover - I've Just Seen A Face - PCSongman
R.I.P. - Kenny. For you younger folks, Kenny Rankin was the Eva Cassidy of his day. He was a true musical artist who created masterful re-interpret...
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6 months ago
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@iamthemindseye
eva cassidy is one of the great pop singers of all time. she was painfully shy and performed sporadically so she never became a "star". Without question she had the voice of an angel. she died of cancer well before her time. You can find a lot of her material on utube.
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6 months ago
"Sadly, Beautiful" by Glen Campbell
Beautiful song and great artist. Song is from his new "Meet Glen Campbell" CD. The photos are various ones I have taken.
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@alexharvey richard rodgers? jimmy webb? stephen sondheim? paul simon? just to name a few who might disagree. is there really one greatest??
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summer me winter me is a great song no doubt. but what makes this version SO great was the Don Costa arrangement. i have a sarah vaughan version arranged by Michel Legrand himself and it was not as moving as the Sinatra.
The whole disc 2 were Costa arrangements. macarthur park and something ...