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1.R. Strauss: Arabella from: Bella Voce Records August 05, 2000
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Wonderful to have preserved a live performance of a work so suited to Caballe's vocal splendour, she brings Arabella to life, and even her sister raises to the occasion. Of course Nimsgern is no Fischer Dieskau, but who is ?

2.The Network by: No Face Phantom April 19, 2005
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Wonderful to have preserved a live performance of a work so suited to Caballe's vocal splendour, she brings Arabella to life, and even her sister raises to the occasion. Of course Nimsgern is no Fischer Dieskau, but who is ?

3.1935 Transcriptions by: Fats Waller August 21, 2001
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The problem with the music of our time,is that we don't have the equivalent of what FATS WALLER represented in those days.FATS was a talented pianist,a fabulous entertainer who didn't take himself seriously.The key to his personality was his spontaneity.If these 1935 radio transcriptions are so enjoyable there are many reasons;this cd is like going to your favorite uncle who used to play the piano and tell jokes in between.FATS was not a great singer,but somehow his voice comes across beautifully.Everything is of interest here,but the stride piano playing is the standout.Somehow, you are inclined to think that the bottle of gin was standing by near him ,but he didn't touch it until the end of these recordings.

4.Career Perspective 1922-1943 by: Fats Waller May 03, 2005
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The problem with the music of our time,is that we don't have the equivalent of what FATS WALLER represented in those days.FATS was a talented pianist,a fabulous entertainer who didn't take himself seriously.The key to his personality was his spontaneity.If these 1935 radio transcriptions are so enjoyable there are many reasons;this cd is like going to your favorite uncle who used to play the piano and tell jokes in between.FATS was not a great singer,but somehow his voice comes across beautifully.Everything is of interest here,but the stride piano playing is the standout.Somehow, you are inclined to think that the bottle of gin was standing by near him ,but he didn't touch it until the end of these recordings.

5.Career Perspective 1922-1943 by: Fats Waller February 18, 1997
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The problem with the music of our time,is that we don't have the equivalent of what FATS WALLER represented in those days.FATS was a talented pianist,a fabulous entertainer who didn't take himself seriously.The key to his personality was his spontaneity.If these 1935 radio transcriptions are so enjoyable there are many reasons;this cd is like going to your favorite uncle who used to play the piano and tell jokes in between.FATS was not a great singer,but somehow his voice comes across beautifully.Everything is of interest here,but the stride piano playing is the standout.Somehow, you are inclined to think that the bottle of gin was standing by near him ,but he didn't touch it until the end of these recordings.

6.Visit Me by: Changing Faces October 25, 2000
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The problem with the music of our time,is that we don't have the equivalent of what FATS WALLER represented in those days.FATS was a talented pianist,a fabulous entertainer who didn't take himself seriously.The key to his personality was his spontaneity.If these 1935 radio transcriptions are so enjoyable there are many reasons;this cd is like going to your favorite uncle who used to play the piano and tell jokes in between.FATS was not a great singer,but somehow his voice comes across beautifully.Everything is of interest here,but the stride piano playing is the standout.Somehow, you are inclined to think that the bottle of gin was standing by near him ,but he didn't touch it until the end of these recordings.

7.Visit Me by: Changing Faces October 10, 2000
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this album is the bomb for those who dont have this album should go out and get ti it is very woth it this album is the best i love it favorite tracks visit me, come over, that other woman those songs are the best i guve this album an A+

8.The Complete Norman Granz Jam Sessions by: Norman Granz November 09, 2004
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It's very interesting because they present most of the best jazzmen of the period, the early fifties. I love it, I had only a few tapes of the old LPs: great!

9.Live in Hollywood by: Vivian Blaine August 23, 2005
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Many Hollywood musical stars never really got to make recordings. It's unfortunate too because some of them had really knockout voices. Vivian Blaine was one of them. Unfortunately, this CD does not show Ms. Blaine at her best. Famous for "State Fair"(1945) and "Guys And Dolls"(1955), Vivian originally made these recordings at a concert in 1983. Yes, Vivian was older then, but she screeched many of her songs, the band was not the greatest, and the audience was too noisy. That is why I don't buy concert CDs too much. It rarely shows the stars at their best. Still though, the CD is great nostalgia, and if you must have something by Vivian Blaine this may be for you. I recommend searching for some of her vinyl work she did in the late 1950s though...

10.Dvorak: Stabat Mater Op58; Biblical Songs Op99 from: Delos Records September 20, 1994
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Many Hollywood musical stars never really got to make recordings. It's unfortunate too because some of them had really knockout voices. Vivian Blaine was one of them. Unfortunately, this CD does not show Ms. Blaine at her best. Famous for "State Fair"(1945) and "Guys And Dolls"(1955), Vivian originally made these recordings at a concert in 1983. Yes, Vivian was older then, but she screeched many of her songs, the band was not the greatest, and the audience was too noisy. That is why I don't buy concert CDs too much. It rarely shows the stars at their best. Still though, the CD is great nostalgia, and if you must have something by Vivian Blaine this may be for you. I recommend searching for some of her vinyl work she did in the late 1950s though...

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