He Loves Me Too Good

Track Listings

1. Jump on an Airplane

2. He Loves Me Too Good

3. I Can't Make You Do Right

4. Married Men... Single Women - Barbara Prince, Chuck Strong

5. I Found Somebody

6. In Your Face Situation

7. Still Lonely

8. Let Me Borrow Your Man

9. When Something Is Wrong With My Baby - Barbara Prince, Chuck Strong

10. Love Song

11. I'm Going Back to the Country

12. Don't Mess Up a Good Thing - Barbara Prince, Chuck Strong

He Loves Me Too Good,Barbara Prince,S&M Records,Pop,R&B,Soul/Reggae/Rhythm & Blues

Tracks:

He's Only Wonderful
Here's To Your Illusions (From Flahooley)
This Is All Very New To Me (From Plain And Fancy)
Glitter And Be Gay (From Candide)
Till There Was You (From Music Man)
Getting To Know You
Hello, Young Lovers (From The King And I)
Magic Moment (From The Gay Life)
Will He Like Me?
Dear Friend
Ice Cream
Where's The Mate For Me?/Make Believe
You Are Love (From Showboat)
Who Are You Now?
He Was Too Good To Me/Time Heals Everything
Wait Till You See Him

Customer Reviews:

A real good selection.......2006-04-27

Even if I don't own this CD (stuff I have on 33 rpm), I had to approve the other critics here. To know Barbara Cook is to participate to the Great Broadway Era with one of its essential star performer.
Cook was made for the stage and, following next, her live shows are quite impressive. Her voice can be tiny at times, but who doesn't get older?
Just listen to Glitter and be Gay: a Bernstein masterpiece, but a Cook personal creation. (Only Sumi Jo made it as good on her Carnegie Hall show).
All B'way fan should know Barbara Cook...

good overview of her broadway career.......2005-02-06

Before Barbara Cook became a cabaret performer, she was a fantastic Broadway star. This out of print cd focuses on the songs from her revivals and original productions with the omission of The Glass Harp. It goes chronologically from the beginning of her career with the shows Candide, Plain and Fancy, and Flahooley. (Sadly they were flops.) Then it reaches The Music Man where she finally became a star. Her Till There was You is marvelous. The last three songs are from her 1975 At Carnegie Hall album. I wish that this was replaced with numbers from her shows. It doesn't quite fit in with the phase. I guess this cd wanted to be an outlook on her career in general. Barbara Cook had a clear warm soprano. If only her 1958 album Songs of Perfect Propriety could be released.

A Broadway legend appreciated.......1999-07-02

Just to hear her voice intentionally break with emotion on "Dear Friend" will affect you deeply. This is a fine document of a great career and a stunning voice. You will treasure it.