Lorrie Morgan's exquisite alto is one of country music's treasures. Rich, warm, and capable of expressing a full range of emotion, it fills in the back story of almost any lyric and whispers of secrets untold. As it's aged, Morgan's voice has taken on a nearly reedy tone, which would make it well suited to orchestral backing. Yet on her first live album--the aural companion to a DVD and VHS concert recording--Morgan has chosen as her symphonic accompaniment Nashville's Belmont University School of Music Orchestra. As with many such pairings of popular singers and orchestras, especially students, the musicians struggle mightily to keep pace with Morgan's odd and challenging repertoire, and dilute the spunk of such snappy signatures as "What Part of No" and "Go Away." Moving past her hits to perform 19 songs, Morgan does not always choose her outside material wisely, either with standards ("Fly Me to the Moon," "Good Morning Heartache," and "Secret Love"), or with the country archive ("Harper Valley PTA"), though her title tune is a poignant reminder of the power of love and music itself. Here's hoping Morgan tries this again in a few years, sticking to what she does best, and surrounding herself with the same. --Alanna Nash
Product Description:
Lorrie Morgan has been entertaining audiences for three decades and has become one of the most successful vocalists in country music.This ultimate concert special showcases the award-winning, platinum-selling artist's beauty and talent as she seamlessly glides from heart-breaking ballads and classic country tunes to rock-infused anthems. Songs: Trainwreck of Emotion, What Part of No Don't You Understand?, Except for Monday, Good As I Was to You, You've Seen a Picture, Go Away, I Didn't Know My Own Strength, 1-800-Used to Be, Something in Red, Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow, Half Enough, Harper Valley PTA, Watch Me, The Color of Roses, Help Me Make It Through the Night, Secret Love, Good Morning Heartache, Fly Me to the Moon, My Favorite Things.
The Color of Roses,Lorrie Morgan,Image Entertainment,Contemporary Country,Country,Pop,Popular Music
Average customer rating:
|
The Color of Roses
Lorrie Morgan Manufacturer: Image Entertainment ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000060OYF Release Date: 2002-03-12 |
Tracks:
- Trainwreck of Emotion
- What Part of No
- Except for Monday
- Good as I Was to You
- A Picture of Me (Without You)
- Go Away
- I Didn't Know My Own Strength
- 1-800 Used to Be
- Something in Red
- Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow
- Half Enough
- Harper Valley PTA
- Watch Me
- The Color of Roses
- Help Me Make It Through the Night
- Secret Love
- Good Morning Heartache
- Fly Me to the Moon
- My Favorite Things
Amazon.com
Lorrie Morgan's exquisite alto is one of country music's treasures. Rich, warm, and capable of expressing a full range of emotion, it fills in the back story of almost any lyric and whispers of secrets untold. As it's aged, Morgan's voice has taken on a nearly reedy tone, which would make it well suited to orchestral backing. Yet on her first live album--the aural companion to a DVD and VHS concert recording--Morgan has chosen as her symphonic accompaniment Nashville's Belmont University School of Music Orchestra. As with many such pairings of popular singers and orchestras, especially students, the musicians struggle mightily to keep pace with Morgan's odd and challenging repertoire, and dilute the spunk of such snappy signatures as "What Part of No" and "Go Away." Moving past her hits to perform 19 songs, Morgan does not always choose her outside material wisely, either with standards ("Fly Me to the Moon," "Good Morning Heartache," and "Secret Love"), or with the country archive ("Harper Valley PTA"), though her title tune is a poignant reminder of the power of love and music itself. Here's hoping Morgan tries this again in a few years, sticking to what she does best, and surrounding herself with the same. --Alanna NashDescription
Lorrie Morgan has been entertaining audiences for three decades and has become one of the most successful vocalists in country music.This ultimate concert special showcases the award-winning, platinum-selling artist's beauty and talent as she seamlessly glides from heart-breaking ballads and classic country tunes to rock-infused anthems. Songs: Trainwreck of Emotion, What Part of No Don't You Understand?, Except for Monday, Good As I Was to You, You've Seen a Picture, Go Away, I Didn't Know My Own Strength, 1-800-Used to Be, Something in Red, Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow, Half Enough, Harper Valley PTA, Watch Me, The Color of Roses, Help Me Make It Through the Night, Secret Love, Good Morning Heartache, Fly Me to the Moon, My Favorite Things.Customer Reviews:
Great songs shame about the sound quality.......2002-09-10
Summation of a great career.......2002-05-12
Color Of Roses Is An Awesome Piece Of Work!!.......2002-04-05
Long Time Coming:LORRIE MORGAN COMES ALIVE.......2002-04-02
Nice pictures rotten cd.......2002-03-26
Still love Lorrie and her older Cd's this just didn't cut it. Oh well file it away with that duet one with Sammy.
Average customer rating: |
Best Buy Presents Chicago / Daryl Hall & John Oates: 1998 Tour Collector's 2 CD Set
Chicago , Hall & Oates , Daryl Hall , and John Oates Manufacturer: Best Buy ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000P93V6G |
Product Description
Ultra-rare 1998 commemorative concert of both Hall & Oates and Chicago. After the production, these two legendary live performances were never made available on tape or DVD. Only a limited, commemorative tribute 2 CD set through Best Buy Stores (long out of print) who sponsored the tour. July 7th, 1998, these 2 super groups rocked Harbor Lights Pavilion in Boston all night long!! Great interviews, too. Both shows were superb. Daryl & John played: Romeo is Bleeding, Out of Touch, Say It Isnt So, Urges, If a Promise Aint Enough, One on One, Sara Smile, Throw the Roses Away, I Cant Go For That, Maneater. Then Chicago took the stage with: Dialogue- Part I & II, Make Me Smile, Color My World, Youre My Inspiration, Free, If You Leave Me Now, Feeling Stronger Every Day, Saturday in the Park, All Roads Lead to You, Just You and Me, Beginnings, Does Anybody Know What Time It Is, Im a Man, Hard to Say I'm Sorry/Get Away, In the Mood, 25 or 6 to 4. It was a tremendous show for old and new fans, alike.
Average customer rating: |
Nancy Armstrong: What Magic Has Victorious Love
Purcell , Handel , and Armstrong/ Boston Museum Trio Manufacturer: Video Artists Int'l ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00007MB7V Release Date: 2003-01-28 |
Music Album:
