Nancy LaMott Sings David Zippel
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| # | トラック | 期間 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Intro | ||
| 2. | You Can Always Count on Me | ||
| 3. | Another Mr. Right | ||
| 4. | Intro To "In Someone Else's Arms" | ||
| 5. | In Someone Else's Arms | ||
| 6. | Outro To "In Someone Else's Arms" | ||
| 7. | Intro To "Let Go" | ||
| 8. | Let Go | ||
| 9. | Life's Ambition (I Was Born to Be a Slide Trombone) | ||
| 10. | Lost and Found | ||
| 11. | I'll Be There for Him | ||
| 12. | Camel's Blues | ||
| 13. | Loud Is Good | ||
| 14. | How Can I Win? | ||
| 15. | Lullaby | ||
| 16. | In Someone Else's Arms (Pop Demo) | ||
| 17. | Let Go | ||
| 18. | Why Don't We Run Away | ||
| 19. | With Every Breath I Take | ||
| 20. | (Christmas) Stay with Me | ||
| 21. | Just in Time for Christmas |
This CD, with songs by Nancy's long-time friend, Tony Winner and Academy Award Nominee David Zippel, captures, more than any of Nancy's other CD's, the experience of Nancy live and in the studio in the heyday of her New York Cabaret career. It's like being there!
David Zippel is one of our most treasured lyricists and Nancy LaMott's brilliant interpretations are a match made in heaven. Filled with never- before-heard songs of Nancy's. Hear Nancy live in the heyday of her New York Cabaret Career.
World famous composers such as Marvin Hamlisch and Cy Coleman accompany their own songs for Nancy.
Enjoy Nancy talking about the songs live in cabaret performances. Liner notes by David Zippel tell you the history of each song.
There is no more beautiful musical instrument than the voice of Nancy LaMott. Bob Harrington, New York Post
David Zippel is one of our most treasured lyricists and Nancy LaMott's brilliant interpretations are a match made in heaven. Filled with never- before-heard songs of Nancy's. Hear Nancy live in the heyday of her New York Cabaret Career.
World famous composers such as Marvin Hamlisch and Cy Coleman accompany their own songs for Nancy.
Enjoy Nancy talking about the songs live in cabaret performances. Liner notes by David Zippel tell you the history of each song.
There is no more beautiful musical instrument than the voice of Nancy LaMott. Bob Harrington, New York Post