Lewis and Clark

Lewis and Clark

Lewis and Clark

Track Listings
 
1. French Canadian Medley: La Bastringue/Le Grande Chien/Growling Old Man
2. Rose Tree
3. Up the Missouri
4. Saint Anne's Reel
5. Johnny's Gone for a Soldier
6. Largo from Sonata 3/Allegro from Sonata 1
7. Donkey Riding
8. Ash Grove
9. Butterfly Song
10. Drive the Cold Winter Away
11. Sussex Carol
12. Boatman Dance
13. Yakima Round Dance
14. Shenandoah
15. Bonaparte Crossing the Rhine/Bonaparte's Retreat
16. Heart of God

Lewis and Clark,The Trail Band,Trails End Prod.,Folk & Traditional,Pop
Purcell: Dido and Aeneas / James, Lewis, Baker, Herincx
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • Gorgeous performance, richly reproduced
  • After the Puritans England rediscovers music, singing and drama
  • What the hell
  • A Performance Resonating With Emotional Intensity
  • INFANDUM, REGINA, IUBES RENOVARE DOLOREM (Aeneid 2/3)
 Purcell: Dido and Aeneas / James, Lewis, Baker, Herincx

Manufacturer: Decca
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ASIN: B00004C8TE
Release Date: 2000-04-11

Tracks:

  1. Dido and Aeneas: Overture
  2. Dido and Aeneas: Act One: Shake The Cloud From Off Your Brow
  3. Dido and Aeneas: Act One: Ah! Belinda, I Am Prest With Torment
  4. Dido and Aeneas: Act One: Whence Could So Much Virtue Spring?
  5. Dido and Aeneas: Act One: Fear No Danger To Ensue
  6. Dido and Aeneas: Act One: See, Your Royal Guest Appears
  7. Dido and Aeneas: Act Two: Prelude For The Witches - Wayward Sisters
  8. Dido and Aeneas: Act Two: Ruin'd Ere The Set Of Sun?
  9. Dido and Aeneas: Act Two: Ritornelle - thanks To these Lonesome Vales
  10. Dido and Aeneas: Act Two: Oft She Visits This Lone Mountain
  11. Dido and Aeneas: Act Two: Behold, Upon My Bending Spear
  12. Dido and Aeneas: Act Two: Stay, Prince, And Hear Great Jove's Command
  13. Dido and Aeneas: Act Three: Prelude - Come Away, Fellow Sailors
  14. Dido and Aeneas: Act Three: See The Flags And Streamers Curling
  15. Dido and Aeneas: Act Three: Your Counsel All Is Urg'd In Vain
  16. Dido and Aeneas: Act Three: But Death, Alas! ... When I Am Laid In Earth
  17. Dido and Aeneas: Act Three: With Drooping Wings Ye Cupids Come

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Gorgeous performance, richly reproduced.......2007-05-13

The piece is a treasure; the singers, legends; and the recording is exquisite in recreating this hallmark performance. Alive with a depth of feelings...love's vulnerability and worries, evil's powerful delusions, the pain of parting and death..,

Simple and profound, this remarkable recording plucks the strings of our sweetest humaness.

5 out of 5 stars After the Puritans England rediscovers music, singing and drama.......2006-12-20

England is finally getting out of her puritan revolution, her puritan sixty or eighty years and the Stuarts are back for a short while and finally the Glorious Revolution brings freedom in 1688, a freedom the English haven't had for a long time, especially after the plague had desertified London in 1665 and then the Great Fire had cleaned up the dirty plate that looked more like a trashcan or a giant hearse in 1666. Life can finally come back and be enjoyed. So they reopen the theatres and they start looking for new shows. They sure are pushed towards the French style of the Great Century of the Sun King by the Stuarts coming back from their golden exile in Paris. But that is not enough to give these new generations of artists an inspiration, or even a style. They go back to Marlowe and Shakespeare and they rediscover Dido and Aeneas, Venus and Adonis, and so many other Midsummer Night Dream that they may call the Fairy Queen. They also need a new form, a new genre to celebrate this newly reacquired liberty and they invent the semi-opera. Dido and Aeneas is one of the best in this line. The story comes from Ancient times and Vergil. Dido was also a heroin in Ovid's poetry and in a tragedy by Marlowe. Perfect indeed, and Purcell reinvents the Queen of Carthage. We can only have the music on this CD and these songs, arias and choruses are nothing but intermezzos in a big play intersperced with ballet pieces, operatic songs and other interludes. That is a semi-opera. Today we have more or less forgotten that there was a tragedy behind and that this genre was the invention of the opera in England, since England had never had operas. Purcell was the pioneer and Handel will be the great master after him who will finally reach the full form of the opera and give it a completely new dimension. Purcell is of course at his best in this music. Very clear voices constrasting and complementing one another marvellously though he has not yet understood what he could do with contraltos and countertenors. The female contralto is the sorceress and the male countertenor is some spirit and false messenger, in other words both are secondary characters. We will have to wait for Handel who will make the countertenor, or male alto the main hero in some of his operas like Saul for instance. Moreover the instruments are light, very light and splendidly full of genius and great art, the best mention having to be addressed to the archlute that is fingerpicked as if it were prefiguring the yet to come guitars, thus contrasting with the traditional use of the other strings with a bow. Purcell is a great composer that can bring together many instruments who remain, each one of them, perfectly free and particular, never getting merged into some kind of mash. This art is supposed to serve the drama, the tragedy. The escaping Aeneas arrives shipwrecked in Carthage. He accepts and uses Dido's love for him to reconstruct his fleet and try to fly away. Dido is naive and does not count on the sorceress's hatred for her and these infamous witches are going to plan Aeneas departure. And yet Dido will grant Aeneas his leave just before flinging herself into a pyre and dying in the flames. We can imagine the feelings at the time. The Puritans were finally forgotten and rejected and we could celebrate love affairs, ancient pagan fables, suicides, witches and sorceresses, spirits and other supernatural beings. And what's more we could enjoy it, dance and get thrilled with this story. Dances are even punctuating the tragedy, furies, sailors and witches don't hesitate to spin a couple of measures for our pleasure. And Dido as a mezzosoprano reminds us of the dramatic and tragic plot that lurks behind the beautiful front with a deep and grave lamenting coloration of her words and her voice contrasts so well with the egoistic and vain tenor that Aeneas is. Purcell managed to stage the revival of English music and drama with the saddest of all love drama. Irony of the artist in times of woe and joy at the same time. We must not forget how Queen Mary only reigned six years, ravaged and killed by some disease, uncurable in those days. Dido first produced at the very time of the Glorious Revolution will be reproduced some six years or so after Queen Mary's death, conveying thus some mourning, some dirge in remembrance of this deeply loved Queen.

Dr Jacques COULARDEAU, University of Paris Dauphine & University of Paris 1 Pantheon Sorbonne

5 out of 5 stars What the hell.......2006-05-25

Look at the prices on the Used section. It is ridiculous. This is a great recording. Get it quick.

5 out of 5 stars A Performance Resonating With Emotional Intensity.......2005-11-26

Janet Baker's performance of Dido's Lament is absolutely stunning in its emotional intensity and would be enough to make this performance unforgettable. But there is more to commend this recording. Baker's vocal clarity, and of all of the other characters, is another outstanding feature of this CD. The chorus is first-rate throughout this recording, especially at the end, as they sing, "With drooping wings ye Cupids come, and scatter roses on her tomb . . . " Although another reviewer has commented that he finds Raimund Herincx's voice as Aeneas too gruff, I find powerful, moving, and thoroughly convincing, as when he lowers his voice and sings in a voice that is anything but gruff, "but with more ease could die."

It's true, as one of the other reviewers comments, that there is something about Monica Sinclair's voice and enunciation as the Sorceress that reminds one a bit of the Wicked Witch of the West and gives her performance an air of contrived theatricality, making her supposed malevolence less than convincing. But the other aspects of this performance are so outstanding that this one reservation is not enough to lower my rating below a 5.

The performance of the English Chamber Orchestra and of Thurston Dart on harpsichord are also of the highest quality.

The quality of the sound from this analog recording made in 1961 is outstanding; the sound engineers who have made this 24-bit digital remastering are truly to be commended.

The CD booklet contains photos of Janet Baker and Raimund Herincx, the entire libretto, and two well-written and informative essays, the first by Alan Blyth on Janet Baker, with an analysis of her singing, and the second by one of the original performers on this recording, Thurston Dart (harpsichord), on the story and music of this beautiful opera.
Very highly recommended.

5 out of 5 stars INFANDUM, REGINA, IUBES RENOVARE DOLOREM (Aeneid 2/3).......2001-10-03

I can't recommend this strongly enough to music-lovers who, like me, are not very well up in 17th century composers.

First, this opera has a good strong, clear libretto. The story moves fast, the characters and situations are strongly delineated and contrasted, the sense of developing tragedy is powerful and moving. Purcell's Dido has has the stature of Virgil's
--- regina graui iamdudum saucia cura ---
--- the queen long since wounded with a heavy care
a queen and a strong woman driven to suicide by a betrayed love, the part grandly realised by Baker. Herincx has the right idea of Aeneas too, big and 'heroic' despite needing only token prompting from the powers above to abandon Dido and anything she might have meant to him. Virgil's malevolent Juno is replaced by a stagy cast of witches and whatnot, and rightly so for greater theatricality. (I'm OK by staginess and exaggeration here.)

For those like myself whose idea of opera starts with Handel and gets going properly with Gluck, this piece is not easy listening to begin with.It has been an education to learn how the musical resources of the 17th century can be equal to a story as powerful as this. I do not comment on details of the performance as it is still unfamiliar ground to me, but I do not expect ever to find it anything except magnificent.
Lewis & Clark: The Journey of the Corps of Discovery
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • Loved it
  • Big WOW (for someone who craves American folk music)
  • A surprising great soundtrack
 Lewis & Clark: The Journey of the Corps of Discovery
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Manufacturer: Sony
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0000CF2ZQ
Release Date: 2003-09-30

Tracks:

  1. Honored Parents - Sergeant John Ordway
  2. Beech Spring - Ken Burns
  3. Heart Of The Heartland - Peter Ostroushko
  4. Simple Majesty - Bobby Horton
  5. Shenandoah - Ken Burns
  6. 'Anxiety For Their Safety' - Sam Waterson
  7. Sitting In The Stern Of A Boat - Ken Burns
  8. When Summer Ends - Phil Cunningham
  9. 'Warlike Nations' - Segeant Patrick Gass
  10. Cheyenne Eyes - Gary Stroutsos
  11. Buffalo Hump - Skip Gorman
  12. Sitting In The Stern Of A Boat - Ken Burns
  13. Old French - Ken Burns
  14. Sacagawea's Lullabye - Emmy Duncan
  15. Beech Spring - Ken Burns
  16. 'One Of The Fairest Portions Of The Globe' - Meriwether Lewis
  17. When Summer Ends - Phil Cunningham
  18. Margaret Ann Robertson - Ken Burns
  19. Bonaparte's Retreat - Ken Burns
  20. Along The River - Ken Burns
  21. Heart Of The Heartland - Peter Ostroushko
  22. 'Covered With Snow' - Gene Jones
  23. Brown Adam, The Smith - Ken Burns
  24. Juice Of Barley - Ken Burns
  25. 'O! The Joy' - William Clark
  26. Sitting In The Stern Of A Boat - Ken Burns
  27. O' Little Town Of Bethlehem/Auld Lang Syne - L.H. Redner
  28. Let All Things Now Living - Katherine K. Davis
  29. Donald Macgillavry - Erik Ewers
  30. Home Road - Ken Burns
  31. Beech Spring - Ken Burns
  32. Heart Of The Heartland - Peter Ostroushko
  33. Done For Posterity - Sam Waterston
  34. When Summer Ends - Phil Cunningham

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Loved it.......2006-03-16

I love this CD! Not only is the music lovely, but there are a few spoken excerpts from the film that are beautiful as well. It carries you along on the journey -- wonderful!

5 out of 5 stars Big WOW (for someone who craves American folk music).......2005-07-19

This CD is SWEET! Sweet sweet sweet.
I saw the documentary on PBS and found the theme selection, "Beech Spring," playing over and over in my head. Very cool arrangement of a traditional melody.

(I know this is a rather large review, but keep reading....it gets better.)

My other favorites:
Heart of the Heartland (Lewis' theme) - For those of you not familiar with his story, Meriwether Lewis led a noble yet tragic life. A great heart, an incredible leader, yet often self-critical and depressed. His theme starts out with a mandolin solo and guitar accompaniment, later joined by a beautiful cello counterpart. I was playing it on the piano one day when my mom walked in and said simply, "That music sounds sad." I just stopped and went "Whoa - whoever wrote this really said what he meant to say: it's played major key, yet deeply expressive of a melancholy longing." (Gotta admit - I even tear up sometimes when I listen to it, heh heh.)
Shenandoah - (Jefferson's theme) An American classic; I assume one of Ken Burn's favorite folk songs, cuz he has it played a thousand different ways on almost all of his documentaries. This particular arrangement is AWESOME - I could never get tired of it. It's played with a light bluegrass feel, very fresh and happy. But it's simple, too - just a fiddle and guitar, not doin' anything too fancy. I think there's a penny-whistle interspersed as well. When this track comes on, I turn up the bass and set the track on 'repeat.' ;>)

OK, well, I think this review is long enough already. I could go on and on about this CD, but for your sake, I won't. If you're still reading, let me just say this: I leave it to you to get out there, buy it for yourself, and treat your ears to the best feeling they've had in a long time.
Have fun!

5 out of 5 stars A surprising great soundtrack.......2004-01-23

Unlike the Civil War Soundtrack, there are new compositions here, in addition to traditionals recorded and arranged just for "Lewis & Clark". Also unlike the Civil War soundtrack, the songs here are mostly folk, some of which have a distinct Irish or Scottish flavor to them. Artists collaborating on this album include Silly Wizard, Bobby Horton, Jay Ungar, Skip Gorman, and a host of other well known and not so well known (but equally talented) people, so you know the music will be good. Phil Cunningham's "When Summer Ends" easily stands alongside "Ashokan Farewell" as a standout piece of music associated with a Ken Burns series, and you will find yourself humming (or whistling) it to yourself well after you've listened to this album (Phil is one of the members of Silly Wizard). The traditional "Beech Spring" is another standout piece of music. While the songs are well matched to the events they're associated with in the film, the album easily stands on its own without benefit of words or pictures. Unlike many soundtracks, this is a collection you can listen to at work, in your car, or anywhere.

I recommend it for any fans of folk music, the artists listed, the Cape Breton sound, and fiddle or other traditonal instruments. Fans of New Age artists such as George Winston would also like some of this album.
Lewis & Clark Great Journey West
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • Incredible soundtrack!
  • Lewis & Clark: Great Journey West
 Lewis & Clark Great Journey West

Manufacturer: American Journey
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Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00007MGW8
Release Date: 2003-01-14

Tracks:

  1. Prologue/Opening Titles
  2. A Most Ambitious Journey
  3. Back Breaking Work
  4. Kokopelli Wind (R. Carlos Nakai)
  5. Buried With Honor
  6. Creation Chant (R. Carlos Nakai)
  7. Winter Hardship
  8. Moment of Departure
  9. Overland Portage
  10. Sacagawea's Reunion
  11. Mandan Camp/Over the Bitterroots
  12. Nez Pierce Camp/Over the Rapids
  13. To the Pacific
  14. Finale/Credits

Album Description

Relive an amazing tale of discovery and exploration with Lewis & Clark - Great Journey West, the soundtrack from National Geographic's documentary film by the same name. This beautiful recording follows the journey of Lewis & Clark and includes a variety of music featuring Eastern and Western influences. This soundtrack also includes two bonus tracks from world-renowned Native American flutis R. Carlos Nakai.

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Incredible soundtrack!.......2005-07-19

The amazing music was one of the things that stood out to me most as I viewed the IMAX film "Lewis and Clark: Great Journey West." I had only seen it once but I went ahead and bought the soundtrack. I still remember being BLOWN AWAY the first time I listened to it! And my spirits still soar every time I put this CD on!
Some of the tracks have an interesting 'tribal' twist to them - not my favorite for listening. (Just opinion.) But the orchestral tracks more than make up for it! They really capture the bold and adventuresome spirit of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. Just listening to this recording makes me wanna go out and conquer the world.
I highly recommend it!!

5 out of 5 stars Lewis & Clark: Great Journey West.......2003-03-18

After visiting my local IMAX Theater and watching the film " Lewis & Clark: Great Journey West", I found myself playing the music from the film over and over in my head. The epic soundtrack is beautiful and symbolic of the struggle to discover the wild west. In addition, the CD has a few bonus cuts from native flute master R. Carlos Nakai, that are a very nice fit with the recording. I am very glad I purchased the recording and I think you will be too!
Someone Like You (Premiere Cast Recording)
Average customer rating: 1 out of 5 stars
  • Dreadful
 Someone Like You (Premiere Cast Recording)
Debi Doss , Andrew Derbyshire , and Lewis Rae
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1 out of 5 stars Dreadful.......2007-06-08

When I heard the previous mini-album of the show with Petulia Clark and David Willetts I was not very impressed, so I didn't have high expectations here. Unfortunately, this album is worse. A mess of styles, dull singing, and cheesy orchestrations caused me to send this CD straight to the back of my closet. Sorry, Petulia!
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      Frankie Valli , Bobby Darin , Petulia Clark , Barbara Lewis , The Coasters , and Little Anthony
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      ASIN: B000LZ3OSY

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      Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
      • 'AM Gold - 1965' (Warner Special Products) Various Artists
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      1. I Got You Babe - Sonny & Cher~~~2. Downtown - Petula Clark~~~3. What The World Needs Now Is Love - Jackie DeShannon~~~4. My Girl - The Temptations~~~5. I Go To Pieces - Peter & Gordon~~~6. Game of Love - Wayne Fontana and the Mindbenders~~~7. What's New Pussycat? - Tom Jones~~~8. Do You Believe in Magic - The Lovin' Spoonful~~~9. California Girls - The Beach Boys~~~10. Make Me Your Baby - Barbara Lewis~~~11. You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' - The Righteous Brothers~~~12. The Tracks of My Tears - The Miracles~~~13. This Diamond Ring - Gary Lewis & the Playboys~~~14. You've Got Your Troubles - The Fortunes~~~15. I'll Never Find Another You - The Seekers~~~16. You're The One - The Vogues~~~17. Goldfinger - Shirley Bassey~~~18. The "In" Crowd - The Ramsey Lewis Trio~~~19. Back in My Arms Again - The Supremes~~~20. You Were On My Mind - We Five~~~21. Little Things - Bobby Goldsboro~~~22. King of the Road - Roger Miller

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      4 out of 5 stars 'AM Gold - 1965' (Warner Special Products) Various Artists.......2006-10-14

      Total of 22 tracks from 1965, several that I have truly fond memories of hearing them blasting out of the family station wagon when I was a kid. Cuts like Petula Clark's "Downtown", Tom Jone's heart throb of a gem "What's New Pussycat?", Righteous Brother's "You've Lost That Loving Feeling" (have always like The Firm's version of this tune as well), Peter And Gordon's "I Go To Pieces" and the(sort of)obscure We Five sole hit "You Were Always On My Mind", a lot of oldie fans I've talked with simply don't remember these guys. Recommended.
      Lewis & Clark: Sounds of Discovery
      Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
      • Great trail songs.
      • Corps of Discovery
      		 Lewis & Clark: Sounds of Discovery
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      ASIN: B00000DC14
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      21. In Dulci Jubilo (Good Christians, Come Rejoice) - Deirdre Fay
      22. A Merry Christmas - John Owen Lardinois/Deirdre Fay
      23. The Devil's Dream - John Owen Lardinois/Deirdre Fay/David Swenson/Joseph Mussulman
      24. Dance Of The Sharptails - David Swenson
      25. Great Falls, Ancestor's Song - Nadine Vasquez
      26. Jefferson And Liberty - John Owen Lardinois
      27. Love Lament - Len Weaskus
      28. Of Thy Father's Love Begotten - Deirdre Fay
      29. Old French - John Owen Lardinois
      30. Yakima Warriors Song - Frankie Brown/Andrew Vasquez
      31. Red Haired Boy - John Owen Lardinois/Deirdre Fay/David Swenson
      32. Blackfeet Grass Dance Song - Members Of The Little Corner Singers
      33. The Missouri Women - Nellie Youpee/Ruth Hall
      34. Hidatsa Contest Song - Gary Stroutsos
      35. Whiskey Before Breakfast - John Owen Lardinois/Deirdre Fay/Bruce Wendt/John Lardinois Sr./David Swenson
      36. The Return - Second Generation Mandaree Singers
      37. The Warriors Return - Keith Bear

      Customer Reviews:

      5 out of 5 stars Great trail songs........2003-08-14

      This is a fun cd to listen to while travelling the Lewis and Clark trail. The songs really set the mood and make you feel like its 1804. I love the fiddlin tunes and Keith Bear as always is awesome ...

      5 out of 5 stars Corps of Discovery.......2000-08-26

      This CD has music that sounds very much like the music that was played in early 1800's. Listening to this CD is like being on the expedition with Lewis & Clark. It has a large variety of music, from classical to Indian drums/singing, also fiddle like the one on the trail. This is my favorite music related to Lewis & Clark.
      Tribute to Burt Bacharach and Hal David
      Average customer rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars
      • Great Music, Great artists!
      • A Jolly Goodtime...
      • Hit or miss collection
      		 Tribute to Burt Bacharach and Hal David
      Burt Bacharach
      Manufacturer: Import [Generic]
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD

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      ASIN: B000060MF5
      Release Date: 2002-04-09

      Tracks:

      1. This Guy's in Love With You - Paul Carrack
      2. Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head [From Butch Cassidy and The Sundance
      3. House Is Not a Home - Petula Clark
      4. Wishin' and Hopin' - Petula Clark
      5. (They Long to Be) Close to You - Petula Clark
      6. Don't Make Me Over
      7. Alfie [From Alfie]
      8. What's New Pussycat? - Brian Conley
      9. 24 Hours from Tulsa - Brian Conley
      10. I Just Have to Breathe
      11. Wives and Lovers - Kenny Lynch
      12. Do You Know the Way to San Jose?
      13. Make It Easy on Yourself - Edwin Starr
      14. One Less Bell to Answer - Lucie Silvas
      15. Look of Love - Linda Lewis
      16. Reach Out for Me - Brian Kennedy
      17. I Just Don't Know What to Do With Myself - Burt Bacharach, Elvis Costello
      18. Walk on By - Burt Bacharach, Dionne Warwick
      19. Say a Little Prayer - Burt Bacharach, Dionne Warwick
      20. Do You Know the Way to San Jose? - Burt Bacharach, Dionne Warwick
      21. Anyone Who Had a Heart - Burt Bacharach, Dionne Warwick
      22. What the World Needs Now Is Love

      Album Details

      Historic June 2000 Royal Albert Hall Hal David Reunion Performance.lots Of Special Guests Including Elvis Costello, Petula Clark, Yazz, Edwin Starr, Paul Carrack and of Course Dionne Warwick Perform with Burt their Classic Catalog of Hits from the Sixtes Golden Era of Songwriting Magic.

      Customer Reviews:

      5 out of 5 stars Great Music, Great artists!.......2007-05-10

      I was lucky enough to attend this historic concert at the Royal Albert Hall in London and it was an amazing night of music I will never forget. This was an very interesting variety of mainly British artists who performed these Bacharach/David songs with style and enthusiasm. The standout performances were Petula Clark (wish she would have recorded even more Bacharach/David songs on her albums), Elvis Costello, Dionne Warwick (what Bacharach/David tribute is complete without her), Paul Carrack, and Brian Conley (a big West End and UK TV star), and Brian Kennedy (discovered by Van Morrison and the vocalist for Riverdance on Broadway). A must for fans of Bacharach/David songs.

      3 out of 5 stars A Jolly Goodtime..........2006-05-21

      This live London, Royal Albert Hall, June 2000 concert tribute recording is not the conventional type. It is comprised mostly of Brits performing uncharacteristcally various Bacharach-David selections. Petula Clark, Dionne Warwick, and Burt Bacharach himself are the anchor for the program. Elvis Costello gives a sensitive take on " I Just Don't No What To Do With Myself" that underated song of heartbreak after a break up. Irish singer Brian Kennedy does a good low key job on the supportive ballad "Reach Out For Me" As much as Yazz tries she can't match Dionne Warwick with "Do You Know The Way to San Jose" a few tracks down the disc. A couple of the interpretors weren't even born when Burt was in his hay day. This kind of makes it interesting for the overall rating of this CD. British TV star Brian Conley does a luke-warm version(when compared to Tom Jones)on "Whats New Pussycat?". He fares better on "24 Hours to Tulsa"! When your not totally familiar with the performers on such an album of American Pop classics; the whole can be compared to just nicely done karaoke. The anonymous recording is first rate. Minimal audience noise. Some brief but helpful notes on the performers are included.

      3 out of 5 stars Hit or miss collection.......2003-04-21

      This live album recorded at the Royal Albert Hall in London gathers a large group of performers to celebrate the amazing Bacharach and David catalog. With the mix of artists, the results vary wildly, but when it's good, it's very good. High points include the incomparable Irish singer Brian Kennedy, who creates an absolutely shimmering version of "Reach Out For Me;" soul singer Paul Carrack, bourbon smooth on "This Guy's in Love With You;" and Petula Clark, who lends a distinct theatricality to three cuts here. Those three artists do outstanding work, making the cuts sound like their own rather than trying to copy the original vocals.

      Some of the other tracks just lie there, including two by Brian Conley (he sounds like a third-rate Tom Jones) and Kenny Lynch, who just can't swing on "Wives and Lovers." Even Dionne Warwick, who gets three cuts here, doesn't seem to be in particularly good voice. The overall result is uneven -- there are better Bacharach compilations out there -- but this disc does have its moments.
      Legends of Jazz: Showcase (CD/Dvd) (Dig)
      Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
      • Jazzz CD and DVD
      • music A+ but the DVD format a bit lacking
      		 Legends of Jazz: Showcase (CD/Dvd) (Dig)
      Various Artists
      Manufacturer: LRSmedia
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD

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      3. Chris Botti - Live - With Orchestra & Special Guests
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      5. Legends of Jazz with Ramsey Lewis, Vol. 2 (DVD/CD)

      ASIN: B000EXZJ36
      Release Date: 2006-04-25

      Tracks:

      1. Take 5 - AL JARREAU & KURT ELLING
      2. My Funny Valentine - CHRIS BOTTI
      3. The Panther - MARCUS MILLER, GEORGE DUKE, LEE RITENOUR
      4. Senor Blues - DAVID SANBORN & PHIL WOODS
      5. Armandos Rhumba - CHICK COREA
      6. 12 Year Old Boy - ROBERT CRAY & KEB MO
      7. Killer Joe - BENNY GOLSON
      8. The Island - IVAN LINS
      9. Mumbles - CLARK TERRY
      10. They Cant Take That Away From Me - JANE MONHEIT & JOHN PIZZARELLI
      11. Obsession - DAVE VALENTIN
      12. Take The A Train - DAVE BRUBECK & BILLY TAYLOR
      13. Dear Lord - RAMSEY LEWIS

      Amazon.com

      It's hard to believe this CD/DVD sampler of the PBS broadcast live-music series, hosted by the ubiquitous pianist Ramsey Lewis, is the first nationally syndicated jazz show in four decades. Its variety--which spans from the Milesian, smooth-jazz trumpet of Chris Botti and the Latin jazz stylings of flutist Dave Valentin to the Brazilian brilliance of keyboardist/composer Ivan Lins--makes it well worth the wait. Part of this show's charm lies in its genius collaborations, including Al Jarreau and Kurt Elling doing the Dave Brubeck gem "Take Five" and alto saxophonists Phil Woods and Dave Sanborn's remake of Horace Silver's "Senor Blues." Chick Corea's solo keyboard take on "Armando's Rumba" brings forth his Spanish heart, and trumpeter Clark Terry steals the show with his funny scat-blues number "Mumbles." Lewis's florid performance of John Coltrane's "Dear Lord," shows why he's the host of this stupendous show. --Eugene Holley, Jr.

      Album Description

      LEGENDS OF JAZZ with RAMSEY LEWIS "SHOWCASE" is a dynamic 2-DISC CD/DVD collection of 13 riveting performances from the series featuring THE BIGGEST STARS OF JAZZ and presented on one of the most dazzling AUDIO/VISUAL recordings of the year! Featuring SUPERIOR PICTURE AND SOUND all performances on the DVD were encoded from HD masters presented in 16 X 9 WIDESCREEN with DOLBY DIGITAL 5.1 SURROUND SOUND. Additionally, all musical performances are also featured on an accompanying audio CD.

      Customer Reviews:

      5 out of 5 stars Jazzz CD and DVD.......2006-07-08

      Fantastic quality sound and video, superb studio performances by the musicians, overall an excellent cd and dvd combo.

      4 out of 5 stars music A+ but the DVD format a bit lacking.......2006-06-14

      the music included in these disks are just top notch. however, having seen the programs on PBS, i regret that the producer did not include the entire program (inclusive of interviews with artists) on an extensive DVD/CD compilation. this DVD/CD is at best a tip of the iceberg compared with what is shown on PBS.

      caution. for jazz fan who is also into HDTV, the HD DVD is a problem. the disk box states as 16X9 HD but the image does not fill up a typical 16x9 HDTV screen like the original boardcast. rather the DVD produces the image in letter box format. this is disappointing/. so, if you expect to see a true DVD in HD format filling up your 16x9 HDTV screen, the DVD disk will not meet your needs. however, if this is the least of your concern, this is the DVD/CD set you must own.

      note to producer. please release the ENTIRE program in box DVD/CD set and fix the 16x9 dvd format. i will love to own this. thanks.

      Music Review:

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      3. Live in Concert [Live]
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      5. My Father's Only Son
      6. My Life
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      9. Old Bush Songs [Import]
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