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Music CD: Stardust... The Great American Songbook, Vol. III
Artist: Rod Stewart
List Price: $16.97
Our Price: $6.00
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Manufacturer: J-Records
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Tracks:
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1. Embraceable You
2. For Sentimental Reasons (feat Dave Koz)
3. Blue Moon (feat Eric Clapton)
4. What A Wonderful World (feat Stevie Wonder)
5. Stardust
6. Manhattan (duet with Bette Midler)
7. S'Wonderful (feat Dave Grusin)
8. Isn't It Romantic (feat Dave Koz)
9. I Can't Get Started
10. But Not For Me
11. Kiss To Build A Dream On (feat Arturo Sandoval)
12. Baby, It's Cold Outside (duet with Dolly Parton)
13. Night And Day
14. A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0828766218220
Label: J-Records
Manufacturer: J-Records
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: J-Records
Release Date: 2004-10-19
Studio: J-Records
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Summary: As Time goes By, By Rod Stewart
Comment: I love this CD. I own one and bought this one, plus 2 different rod Stewart Songbook Cd's for a friend. They are great
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Summary: Rod Stewart's Stardust
Comment: Excellent remake of the classics; he does a wonderful job; would never have imagined him doing this type of music but I am glad he did.
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Summary: Rod Stewart - Stardust
Comment: A great compilation; perfect background for a candlelight dinner with a bit of romance for dessert.
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Summary: So nice
Comment: I have played this cd over and over and enjoy it so much. It is wonderful for those of us who know those songs and just enjoy beautiful music. Just nice to hear lovely music once again.
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Summary: Rod Stewart Revisited
Comment: A nostalgic trip to the romantic past. Who would ever think Rod Stewart of "Hot Legs" fame could do such justice to these "Oldies but Goodies"?
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Editorial Reviews:
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It's a little hard to take Rod Stewart seriously when, on the first track of this third installment in his Great American Songbook series, he sings ruefully about his love life being "lean" ("Embraceable You"). But otherwise, Stardust...Volume III is as note-for-note solid as its predecessors--a cozy-up-to-the-fire treat that's also a pleasant reminder of these songs' staying power. "S'Wonderful" settles on the ears winningly, and Stewart's scratchathon voice scalpels the cobwebs off of "Isn't It Romantic" in a way that compels the average listener to reconsider thinking it dopey. In addition, the parade of high-wattage pals recruited to pitch in continues here, resulting in a couple of must-hear combinations. Eric Clapton delivers a rather un-Clapton-like guitar solo on "Blue Moon" and Stevie Wonder blows harp like he means it on "What a Wonderful World," but it is the duets--"Baby It's Cold Outside" with the unsinkable Dolly Parton and "Manhattan" with the indomitable Bette Midler--that the dazzle most. --Tammy La Gorce
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