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Four years after her return to recording after a much-publicized battle with drug addiction, Natalie Cole found herself unexpectedly experiencing a virtual reinvention as a bestselling artist and performer, thanks to a project she had longed to do for many years. Read more

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Heart & Soulful
Natalie Cole put a lot of heartfelt warmth into this collection of songs.Recording this collection must have brought back a lot of wonderful memories of her father, Nat King Cole.
MUSIC 101 FOR YOUNG "MAROONS"

Natalie Cole
I love this CD.
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The Best Singer in the world!!!!
This woman is the Best singer I've ever heard.I'm only 20 years old and I just looooove her music so much.

The Best.
Ella is without question the greatest American singer of all time. Buy this one, buy any of them, buy them all. She never made a bad album. She opens her mouth and heaven flows. I would also suggest any of the biographies, including some on dvd with performances. This diva was, IS, the real thing - with a heart to match the voice.

This Fella Loves Ella
Ella is an extraordinary and refreshing exception to most Jazz vocalists.Many Jazz singers have a very bad technique, producing their sound from their throats in an unhealthy manner.Ella, however, has the technique and stamina of a classical singer.This why her career peaked in her 40's and was able to sing until very late in her life.Read more

Subjects:  1. Ballads    2. Jazz    3. Jazz Music    4. Jazz Vocals    5. Pop    6. Standards    7. Swing    8. Traditional Pop    9. Vocal Jazz   

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For one brief, shining moment, there was a place known as Camelot--and this 1961 recording is the only document available of JFK's favorite musical, the one that's been used to describe his presidential administration ever since. Truthfully, Lerner and Loewe's musical score for this retelling of the King Arthur story doesn't measure up to Read more

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One of the most memorable and enchanting Broadway musicals
I was a child when I first heard this.This was probably my father'sfavorite musical.For me, this is the definitive Camelot.The combination of Richard Burton, Julie Andrews, Robert Goulet, and Roddy McDowall was pure magic.So in a fit of nostalgia, I ordered this.And even now, I still feel its hold on me.
The Original
This is the must-have version of this musical.Richard Burton, Robert Goulet and Roddy McDowell are all fabulous as is the rest of the cast.

Camelot (original Cast)
I bought this as a gift to my sister who simply loved and treasured it. ... Read more

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This solo recording is a fitting coda for Keith Jarrett's more restrained, less prolific output in the 1990s. The fitful vamps and long, ruminative improvisations that made Jarrett a solo piano star in the '70s are here either stillborn or tightly tethered to classic melodies from the likes of Gershwin and Ellington, yet there is not the slightest hint of repression. Instead, Jarrett sprinkles notes and brings the familiar strains of "I Loves You, Porgy" and "Someone to Watch over Me" to bloom with a dynamic but resonantly earth-toned vibrancy. Rarely has the pianist kept his music so simple and free of pageantry. Audible moans and shenanigans with the piano's sustain pedal are held to a minimum, and even brawny, sing-along stuff like "Shenandoah" and "My Wild Irish Rose" never lapse into sloppy sentimentality--indeed, Jarrett's two-handed caress of the latter song is so delicately self assured, the tune seems to play itself. Among the 10 tracks, only "I Got It Bad and That Ain't Good" finds the pianist stretching into busy (but still crisp) extended passages. Yes, there are moments when Read more

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In a world with so much noise...
In a world with so much noise and clamor it is a pleasure to listen to this album. The set is so wonderfully put together and it shows the love for the ballad. K.J. has demonstrated that music does not have to be a constant flurry of notes and tempo to hit the mark. For those who complain about the sound quality of the recording I would suggest for this once, they listen with their hearts instead of their ears, with this perspective they will appreciate the music even more.

His best solo album? Too many to choose from....
Somehow a solo album only covering the American Songbook was expected from Keith Jarrett after the all the extremely successful Standards Trio albums on ECM with Gary Peacock and Jack DeJohnette. But the moving story behind how this album became a reality for Jarrett (JazzTimes cover story) makes every one of the these beloved tunes on this excellent CD very special.Jarrett's simple and naked approach with his less-than-usual improvisation to the tunes is beyond believe when he opens with "I Loves You, Porgy" and continues through jazz standards and adds on few surprises like "Shenandoah" and "My Wild Irish Rose" (years since I heard these tunes).In other words many highlights but if I should pick one it must be "Blame It On My Youth/Mediation" where Jarrett ends this lovely tune with a meditative improvisation over the chord structure so beautiful that I had to pinch my arm.
Deeply Emotional
The first few moment of listening to Keith Jarrett playing caused such an emotional response, I spent the next hour listening and listening and literally crying from the sheer beauty of his playing. Nothing has touched me quite as deeply. Then when I learned the amazing story behind this CD, I was even more moved to tears.
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Subjects:  1. Jazz    2. Jazz Music    3. Pop    4. Post-Bop    5. Standards   

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Clive Davis's ear earns him more accolades than most of his talents' vocal chords. Now it's time to give it up for his enterprising instincts. Read more

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Hy Zaret would have loved it.
William Stirrat, AKA Hy Zaret (pen name), who wrote the words to "Unchained Melody", never liked Bobby Hatfield's (Rightous Brothers) version of it becaused he "jazzed it up".So, I think he would have loved the way Barry Manilow sang it on this CD.By the way, for those of you, like me, who always wondered where "Unchained Melody" got its name, it was featured in the now obscure 1955 prison movie "Unchained".It was nominated for Best Song but lost out to another song on this CD "Love Is A Many Splendored Thing".History aside, I like the way Barry Manilow presents these timeless classics.You can tell he is singing them with the feeling and respect they deserve.It's much more than "easy listening". It's a time capsule back to the '50's.

Instant cutout.
There is no doubt that Manilow, best known for his longtime association with Bette Midler , is a talentedpianist who could play creative and original music if he desired.
Nice Compilation
A great compilation of some of most popular songs of the 50s.If you like Manilow's style, then you won't be disappointed with this collection of great standbys.Definitely songs to sing or hum along with! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Adult Contemporary    2. Pop    3. Pop Vocals    4. Traditional Pop    5. United States of America    6. Vocal    7. Vocal Pop   

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Lions and tigers and bears, the yellow brick road, gamboling midgets, warnings scrawled high above by a skywriting witch: No movie ever imprinted itself on young imaginations or endured in adult memory more than MGM's classic 1939 musical, and no movie score ever hooked as forcefully into our collective cultural memory.This exemplary soundtrack finally treats this deserved classic to a thoughtful and comprehensive rendering (an even more detailed, expanded version was also released simultaneously as a deluxe box) that confirms the enduring power of Harold Arlen's original music and E. Y. "Yip" Harburg's lyrics. On film, the songs unreeled as a mixture of discreet songs and multi-themed medleys with frequent reprises, a presentation preserved here, epitomized in the "Munchkinland Musical Sequence." If not as concise as Bobby McFerrin's legendary, hilarious concert compression of the entire musical story, this telling of Read more

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wizard of oz: selections from the original motion picture sountrack
The CD came promptly. My grandchildren, children and I had a great time listening to it without watching the DVD and going through all of the scenes. We are very happy with our purchase.

Captivating, just like the movie
It is true that CDs created from antquated recording equipment show their age.This one is no exception, but the sound to me is still quite good and it is surprising that the production turned out so well.
Almost Over the Rainbow
This version of The Wizard of Oz proves three things: 1) MGM may well have been the Tiffany's of movie studios back in the 30's, but their sound department was pretty primitive; 2) Harold Arlen and Yip Harburg were a stupendous team and Herbert Stothart (MGM's music director) was a darned good arranger; 3) Judy Garland was a miracle.
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Tony Bennett has a typical lack of effusiveness about the kudos of his seven-decade career, but he does reportedly display an inscribed picture from a longtime colleague and fellow saloon singer in his Manhattan apartment. It reads: "To the best goddamned pop singer I've ever heard." It's signed "Frank Sinatra." But don't take the Chairman's word for it. Just listen as these two discs bound from one masterly performance to the next, documenting a career whose ups and downs--Bennett actually went long years Read more

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Poorly engineered and unworthy of this great artist.
This two CD set is a disappointment.Yes, all the great Tony Bennett songs are here and there are many glimpses of his timeless artistry. But before you buy you need to know:
Spanning The Decades With Finesse
Tony Bennett's vocals are timeless.Just listen to his early works as he began developing his own special style.And whether Tony sang grand ballads or cool jazz, he brought his unique essence to his music.
The essential tony bennet provides you with beautiful music,and sound.This double cd is sure to please.
The essential tony bennett,contains,most of tonys best music...I have always been a fan of the old standards...Why today,there are so many of todays singers singing the timeless standards.Tony bennett represents class,and a stanard of musical integrety,that is rarly,captured in todays music...This is a great album to relax with. 5 star rated,and good deal.thank you!! "enjoy" ... Read more

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The 2005 revival of Stephen Sondheim's 1979 Grand Guignol masterpiece Read more

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Best Recording I Have Ever Heard
The orchestrations are breathtaking. The cast members act, sing, and play instruments! What talent! Michael Cerveris is phenomenal! Patti LuPone is amusing and wonderful as always as Sweeney's pie shop sweetie. Manoel Felciano is heartbreaking as Tobey, performing the best rendition of "Not While I'm Around" that i have ever heard. Lauren Molina is equally talented as she brings a delicate, yet exotic soprano to the beautiful character of Joanna. I am so happy that i had the pleasure of seeing this in New York and meeting this ever-so-talented cast. How come they left out some of the dialogue/music towards the end? They did not include the Parlor Songs or Tobey in the bakehouse on this recording. Oh well, the music they do give us is positively spectaculer. I love Sweeney Todd!!!!!

Not quite right
This is a very uneven recording. I have not seen this production, and am a big fan of the original produciton and album. I think a minimalist produciton can work, and I quite like the musical arrangements which tend to allow the voices to stand out. Sweeney himself is remarkable. Most of the rest of the cast does well too. But Lupone disappoints as Mrs. Lovett -- she sounds flat and monotonic. Bamford also sounds like he is on way too strong medication. And what's with a female Pirelli?
Perfect.
Sweeney Todd is the greatest musical that has ever been made, this cast is the best that I've ever heard, Sondheim is the greatest lyricist and composer of musical theatre, and the revival production on Broadway was the single greatest thing I've seen on Broadway in the past 10 years. Cerveris owns the role of Sweeney, it really is going to be the crowning achievment in his impressive career, he's that good in it. Lupone is a goddess of musical theatre as usual, and supporting players like Alex Gemignani and Mano Felciano are standouts among an exceptionally talented cast.
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This recording was produced more than 40 years ago, only in mono, but from the day it was released it was a deserved phenomenon. It out-grossed the mega-hit show for months, and it still holds the record for the most weeks as a Billboard Top 40 album: 292. The reasons are many. Start with the 20-year-old Julie Andrews in peak voice, singing no fewer than eight sensational Lerner and Loewe songs, soaring most memorably to high C in "I Could Have Danced All Night." Rex Harrison perfected the art of talk-singing in a clutch of equally captivating numbers written especially for his voice, of which the most indelibly delivered is "I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face." And Stanley Holloway brought the best English music-hall style to an eager American audience with "A Little Bit of Luck" and "Get Me to the Church on Time." There were no scene-changers in Frederick Loewe's best score, and Alan Jay Lerner managed to fashion his libretto and lyrics so close to the language of George Bernard Shaw (on whose play Read more

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I've grown accustomed to this disc.
I really don't like show tunes that much.I listen to rock, blues, some jazz and I have a few classical favorites, but I'm not a show tune person.So, I'm crankin' my vinyl LP version of this very recording right now and I'm loving it (or lovering it) despite myself!
My Fair Lady 1956
My family had this as an LP when I was young.Great performances!Too bad Julie Andrews was not in the movie.

Still the Best
What can you say about MFL that hasn't already been said. Sublime, perfect, classic. This is still the definitive recording of the show, and no one has ever come close to the original cast. Sadly, while the movie is wonderful, had Warner Bros. used Andrew's it might have been one of the greatest film musicals of all time. And while Audrey Hepburn gamely gives it her all, Andrew's had clearly made Eliza Doolittle her own, and she would have been uncomparable on film, and raised the level of the entire movie. Well, the rest is history, Andrews went on to be one of the biggest movie stars of the 60's.
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Subjects:  1. Cast Recordings    2. Music Theater    3. Musical Theater    4. Musicals    5. Original Cast Recordings    6. Pop    7. Show Tunes    8. Showtunes / B'way    9. Traditional Pop    10. Vocal   

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Like a mink draped over mahogany, Diana Krall's luxuriously supple alto adorns the vintage songs of romance and longing found on Read more

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Great Krall Interpretations of Love Songs
Diana Krall proves why she's such a phenomenal jazz singer on this CD.
Love Scenes by Diana Krall
Diana Krall's voice is very relaxing. When you listen to this CD, have a drink in your hand, sit back and just breathe. It's even better if you have someone you love to lean against on when you're listening to this. But either way, it's a great CD that I think any jazz or adult contemporary listener would love.

A great CD
A great voice, well mastered. When you hear Diana Krall's voice in this CD, you can find something wrong in a lot of great jazz vocalists. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Ballads    2. Bop    3. Contemporary Jazz    4. Jazz    5. Jazz Music    6. Pop    7. Standards    8. Swing    9. Torch Songs    10. Traditional Pop    11. Vocal Jazz   

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TIME REMEMBERED
This wonderful collection of standards, given superb treatment by Steve Tyrell and his A1 musicians, takes me back to the time when music and lyrics had class.A CD to add to my top-drawer collection.

Mister Smooth!
This collection of songs has to be one of the best collection of renditions I have ever heard.
Wow--One of the Finest Albums in the Last Decade
The title may seem overstated by some of you, but honestly this is such a terrific CD.Steve Tyrell was an A&R man in the record business for decades, and always had the dream of producing a record of standards.This is it, and a more delightful blend of jazz, vocals and arrangement you will not find.Steve's voice is certainly not the crooner type a'la Frank Sinatra, but has a gravely tone that quickly grows on you.Of all his CD's this one is the best.If you come out to LA, check the Catalina Bar and Grill because he performs there quite frequently and I have seen Burt Bacharach and Rod Stewart in the audience. ... Read more

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As you may already know from seeing it hawked incessantly on late-night TV by Jerry Vale, Read more

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What a rip...
Yeah, the music is good (excepting the crappy "Godfather" remake), but this is a little over 60 minutes of music released on two CDs, for no good reason other than to charge the unwitting consumer more money. You could fit the entire collection on one disc, and have room for 8 more songs (they're saving those for "Mob Hits 2", ripping you off at store near you!). There are better compilations out there... and better deals.

Fun listening...
This is the second set I have purchased....I wore the other set out.My cousin in Italy laughed for an hour after hearing it.We call it our happy music.It tugs at my Italian heart.

"Blast From The Past"
Wow...Good Old Dago Songs...Feel like I'm back in old Atlantic City...You know - Steel Pier...500 Club etc. ... Read more

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In light of all the hit Broadway musicals that have stumbled in their translation to the big screen, Read more

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Poor sound mars this otherwise fine recording
If you can get past that flat "boxy" Warner Bros soundstage sound, this is a highly enjoyable performance.
Trouble in River City
The album is quite faithful to the film but loses some of the effect since you cannot see the beautiful Shirley Jones or the engaging Robert Preston. The voices however are true and many of the songs are classics. The album is well worth the money.

Perfect Film Musical
They got it exactly right when they transferred The Music Man to the screen. One can quibble about minor aspects, Shirley Jones replacing Barbara Cook for example, and Buddy Hackett? First of all while I love Cook, Shirley Jones fits the role beautifully and certainly can sing it. Hackett actually comes of pretty well, no Borscht Belt humor there. The rest of the cast are perfect.And Robert Preston, well, this is film history, one of a handful of truly great musical comedy roles, performed magnificently!!
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As its title indicate, this CD sees popular vocalist Steve Tyrell pay tribute to the Sinatra songbook, and pretty much every track is a famous nugget closely identified with the Chairman of the Board. That Tyrell is no Sinatra is a given, but the combination of his slightly hammy delivery and old-school arrangements makes this perfect bourbon and leather-armchair music--familiar and comfortable. Three of the songs ("Fly Me to the Moon," "The One I Love Belongs to Somebody Else" and "Something Stupid") reproduce the original orchestrations--and really, how can you go wrong with those?--while the others boast cushy new ones by Bob Mann, Alan Broadbent or Count Basie arranger Sammy Nestico.In his press notes, Tyrell remarks that "Nice and Easy" features "the most modern of all the arrangements on the album," but fear not: It sounds exactly like the others, and modernity here only means extra-velvety strings and super-relaxed horns. Echoing the pairing of Frank and Nancy Sinatra on the original, Tyrell sings "Something Stupid" with his daughter Lauryn, though she seems to be pushed behind in the mix and is barely audible. But hey, Frank didn't like sharing the spotlight either! Read more

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Great unforgettable Sinatra songs
Anazon makes the old, hard to find songs easy to find and order.I was delighted to find the Sinatra CDs to give to my husband for his birthday, and he was thrilled to get them.The CDs have better sound than the originals.

A BIG FRANK FAN
A GOOD SINATRA TRIBUTE CD, BUT SUFFERS LIKE ALL THE REST.I HAVE SINTRA SINGING SINATRA.WHY WOULD I WANT OR NEED ANY ONE ELSE SINGING SINATRA?

Fantastic
We just continue to play the cd over and over.We love Steve Tyrell and the arrangements are wonderful. ... Read more

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Originally released in 1971, Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory was an imaginative film that drew as much inspiration from the leftover vibes (and drugs) of the psychedelic '60s as it did from Roald Dahl's fanciful children's book, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. If you doubt it, check out this special 25th anniversary edition of the original soundtrack album, which features lyrics and music by Anthony Newley, who was a major influence on David Bowie and whose work on this film has clearly inspired '90s rockers from Veruca Salt (who took their name from the spoiled rich girl) to the Butthole Surfers (who could easily cover the sinister, trippy "Wondrous Boat Ride". C'mon, everybody, let's sing: "Oompa loompa/Doomp-ity-do/I've got another lesson for you...." Read more

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willy wonka and the chocolate factory cd
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Pure Imagination is pure pleasure
One of the lovliest songs ever made is "Pure Imagination". I bought the soundtrack along with the original movie and my grandkids love it. "Candy Man" is also on this soundtrack, but only Sammy Davis, Jr. could really make it the wonderful song really is. I recommend it.

One of my favorites
I loved this film as a child and have continued to as an adult. As a voice teacher I have taught most of this score to my younger songs. The songs are classic. I used to wish I could go to his garden! I am a huge fan of Gene Wilder's performance in this.
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Try to forget the fact that Bing Crosby probably never had to record another song in his life after he immortalized "White Christmas." If you can do that, you'll find plenty more to like in this crooning Christmas collection. There's the Romantic Bing, charming the tinsel right off the tree with "The Christmas Song," and that cure for cabin fever, "Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!" There's the Reverent Bing, solemnly singing "Adeste Fideles." And of course, there's Bing the Showman, belting out "Good King Wenceslas" with a bit of that ole vaudeville shine. But no matter what you're told, "White Christmas" will be the number one reason for sticking this one in your stocking. And who can blame you? It's as timeless now as it was way back when. Read more

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Since childhood
I'd rather hear Nat King Cole sing Chestnuts Roasting On An Open Fire than anyone else.Still this was a family favorite when I was growing up and although I still own the record (yes, record) I purchased the CD to continue listening to it now.Bing Crosby is a Christmas staple and this collection of songs is one of his best.

Big's Best
This is the only Bing Crosby Christmas tape that you need to own.
an all-time Classic
Buy this CD. You will not be sorry. Bing sings a great selection of Christmas songs, including the unforgettable "White Christmas " by Irving Berlin.
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Highlight versions of cast recordings are by definition a compromise, and this reduction of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Read more

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A long time favorite
This is one of my most treasured CDs. The voices of the cast are incredible!"Think of Me" and "All I Ask of You" are 2 of my favorites. If you enjoy the story behind Phantom, yu will like this soundtrack.

The Best Recording of this Show Available
I think that this is the best PHANTOM soundtrack out there:
Great CD
I bought this CD as a birthday gift for my boyfriend.We had misplaced the one that we had and needed a new one.This is one of our favorite cd's.Such beautiful music. ... Read more

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A year after his slickly produced recording debut launched him on a meteoric course to stardom, this combo CD/DVD set chronicles Michael Buble's crowd-pleasing live performances before amphitheater-sized crowds on a triumphant national tour. The audio portion kicks off with pair of new studio recordings again reinforce the 20-something Canadian heartthrob's 1950s-something artistic tack with mixed results: "Nice 'n' Easy" has a Sinatra-faithful jazzy swing; the overproduced, somnambulistic "Can't Help Falling in Love" evokes Perry Como more than Elvis. The remainder of the audio CD is comprised mostly of live versions of songs from Buble's debut, with his takes of "My Funny Valentine," "Fever," Van Morrison's "Moondance" and "Mack the Knife" again suggesting that Buble has an ear cocked wisely towards the Bobby Darin oeuvre. But with the notable exception of three elegant live-in-studio performances culled from Read more

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Come Fly With Me
This is awesome great to chill out with.Even the kids love it!!!!

Great CD
Michael Buble is the greatest male artist since Frank Sinatra. I absolutely love this CD and DVD. He is super personable and very entertaining!

GLAD I DECIDED YES
I ALMOST DID NOT BUY THIS DVD/CD BECAUSE OF THE NEGATIVE REVIEWS I READ ON AMAZON, HOWEVER AFTER SEEING MICHAEL BUBLE IN CONCERT , AND SEEING WHAT HE GIVES OF HIMSELF TO HIS AUDIENCE , I WANTED TO SEE ALL THERE WAS TO SEE AND BOUGHT IT, HOW BAD COULD IT BE? IT IS WONDERFUL , BESIDES HIS AMAZING TALENT , THIS DVD IS FUN, FUNKY , AND SO ENTERTAINING, YES THERE IS LOTS OF CAMERA MOVEMENT , WITH OFF STAGE ANTICS INTERSPURSED WITH ON STAGE MUSIC, NOT THE TYPICAL CONCERT DVD, FOR THAT GET THE WONDERFUL "CAUGHT IN THE ACT" BUT ANYONE WHO WANTS TO SEE ANOTHER SIDE OF THIS YOUNG, TALENTED, HUMBLE, GIVING, ENTERTAINER SEE THIS AND ENJOY !!! GLAD I DECIDED YES!!! ... Read more

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