Hard at Play

1. Build Me Up

2. It Hit Me Like a Hammer

3. Attitude

4. He Don't Know

5. Couple Days Off

6. That's Not Me

7. We Should Be Making Love

8. Best of Me

9. Do You Love Me, or What?

10. Don't Look Back

11. Time Ain't Money

Tracks:

Everybody Says Don't
I Wonder What Became of Me?
The Eagle and Me
I Had Myself a True Love
Into the Woods / Giants in the Sky (Malcolm Gets)
Another Hundred People / So Many People (Malcolm Gets)
Let's Face the Music and Dance / The Song Is You (duet with Malcolm Gets)
Happiness
Loving You
You Could Drive a Person Crazy
Not A Day Goes By / Losing My Mind

Tracks:

Buds Won't Bud
I Got Lost in His Arms
West Side Story Segment: Something's Coming / Tonight (Malcolm Gets)
Move On (duet with Malcolm Gets)
Medley: Hard Hearted Hannah / Waiting for the Robert E. Lee / San Francisco
Ice Cream
Send in the Clowns
The Trolley Song
Not While I'm Around (duet with Malcolm Gets)
Anyone Can Whistle

Amazon.com's Best of 2001

Barbara Cook is one of today's most accomplished song stylists, and if you don't believe us, just listen to this live album. It's a master class in the art of singing. It documents an evening at Carnegie Hall during which Cook proved that she can dissect and extract the substance out of the simplest of lyrics. One of the best surprises is "You Could Drive a Person Crazy" (from Company), which is taken at an amiable trot and allows the singer to display its humor. Cook is not a swinging singer and uptempo is not her pace; give her a ballad, though, and she'll wring the last drop of emotion out of it. Her version of "Losing My Mind" (here paired with "Not a Day Goes By") is simply astonishing. The singer also performs songs that Sondheim has said he wished he had written, an awful lot of them by Harold Arlen. No complaints here. Guest Malcolm Gets solos on a few songs and duets with Cook on others, including "Let's Face the Music and Dance." This is classic material done masterfully by a classic singer. --Elisabeth Vincentelli

Customer Reviews:

Wow!.......2004-02-20

Having read the other reviews there is little more for me to add. I have been a Barbara Cook fan for a longtime and for me, this is one of her best concerts ever. I do, however, prefer the DVD. As with some other reviewers, I do not want to hear Malcolm Gets (as much as I like him) when I want to listen to Barbara. Her flawless interpretation of music is a hard act to follow for any singer! I managed to see this concert 4 times over a year and a half. Each time I saw her the voice was stronger and more assured (I would not have thought that possible). I can't help but think we will have the pleasure of hearing Ms Cook for many years to come. For those people who enjoyed his CD I strongly recommend purchasing the DVD. Barabara's rendition of So Many People is breathtaking (literally, I don't think I breathed once during the entire song). If you ever have opportunity to see her live - go! She has an ability to make you feel as if every song she sings and every word she speaks is directed to you alone. She can take a large venue and make it feel as intimate as your own living room. Having had the pleasure of meeting her I can say she is as youthful and pleasurable in person as she is in her performance.

Everyone Should Whistle.......2003-10-11

After being privileged to attend this concert, I had to own the CD. Once a lyric coloratura and the original Cunegonde in Bernstein's Candide, Ms. Cook has become (in her 70s) a true diva, blessed with a velvety, warm sound. Every note has meaning. Her high B-flat on "Ice Cream" is still the envy of any soprano today. Everyone should whistle after hearing the superb performances on this CD. Even better, though, is the experience of having been in the concert hall for the live performance. Brava, Ms. Cook!

An amazing intro to the body of work of a true master.......2003-06-16

When I first bought tickets for the 'Mostly Sondheim' show on tour (in San Francisco) I figured it couldn't be too bad. Besides, I had only been exposed to a few of his songs (Anyone Can Whistle, Losing My Mind...) and had only seen "A Little Night Music". On the way out of the theater I immediately picked up this recording of the program. It is truly amazing. I immediately began listening to it and have barely put it down in the last few months. Furthermore, my Sondheim CD collection increased in size from an unflattering zero to five (and it's still growing)! This is an amazing introduction to the works of Stephen Sondheim, who is now my favorite modern musical composer). Buy this now if you don't already have it!

Beautiful, moving concert.......2003-04-13

This is a wonderful CD set with a great selection of songs. I do want to express a slight reservation, however. Barbara Cook has been one of my favorite singers for a number of years and the way her voice defies time is extraordinary -- for her to be singing with such bright, beautiful tone in her mid-70s with no wobble or beat in the voice is an amazing achievment.

I do have to say that by 2001, when this concert was recorded, Cook seemed to have a lost a little bit of power and intensity in her singing. This is only natural for someone of her age. Her voice is still lovely, but you can sense her keeping it in reserve a bit. She's as expressive as ever, but compare the rendition of "I got lost in his arms" on this album to the one on her previous album recorded in 1999, "The Champion Season", and there's less urgency and vocal depth in her singing here. That said, the high B at the end of "Ice Cream" is sensational.

So, despite that caveat, this is, again, a wonderful album, a must for Cook fans, especially for the gorgeous renditions of songs I'd never thought I'd get to hear her perform: "Not a Day Goes By", "Happiness/Loving You", "San Francisco", etc. Buy it!

... and I love Barbara Cook.......2003-02-11

This recording is a disappointment for me. It is not her best work, and Malcolm Gets is uninspired. My biggest complaint however is the engineering of the recording. Throughout the speaking was to soft, the singing volumes uneven, and the applause deafening. I will be passing this CD on to friends, and will later donate it to my local library.

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Couple Days Off Part II
Bullocks to "SPORTS"
Wow, what an album!
Good Is Good
A Solid Effort For A Band Ahead Of Its Time...

Hard at Play
Huey Lewis and the News
Manufacturer: Capitol
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00000DRAO
Release Date: 1991-05-07

Tracks:

Build Me Up
It Hit Me Like A Hammer
Attitude
He Don't Know
Couple Days Off
That's Not Me
We Should Be Making Love
Best Of Me
Do You Love Me, Or What?
Don't Look Back
Time Ain't Money

Customer Reviews:

Couple Days Off Part II.......2006-10-13

I bought this CD when it first came out in 1991. I was expecting "Sports" or "Four". I liked it but sold it after I had it for a year. Well, I took a Couple Years Off, more like 14 years and rediscovered the brilliance of this CD. HLN were graduating from pop to being a band and I just didnt see it back in 91. Now i respect the musical move they made to still make them relivant in 2006. "It hit me like a hammer", "Build me up", and "Do you love me, or what?" are great. "Couple days off" never gets old and you still hear it played at ballgames. Dont think too HARD, give it another PLAY!

Bullocks to "SPORTS".......2004-07-01

I love SPORTS, but you can't beat HARD AT PLAY... I found this sitting on the shelf at a local used CD store, so I decided to pick it up since Sam Goody had informed me that it has been long out of print. Anyway, this is an incredible album, and I'm only 16 and not a big fan of this genre, I like metal, rock and grunge... my favorite bands are Puddle of Mudd, Nirvana, Socialburn, Staind, Godsmack, Pantera, Bleeding Through, etc... and still this album catches my attention!!

ROCK ON, HUEY BUDDY!!

Wow, what an album!.......2003-03-09

Knowing nearly everything there is to know about this band, and knowing every song they've put out, I find myself always coming back to this CD. All of the songs are exceptional in quality. A theme of harder rock binds all the songs together making a fantastic collection. Attitude, Best of Me, That's Not Me, every song is great and reminiscient of the power seen in Sports. Even though it only went gold, this is a very strong album and deserves to be purchased.

Good Is Good.......2002-10-24

How would Heuy Lewis sounds like during 90s? Well, Hart At Play released in 1991 is a bit more refined than hard-edged Sports and returns with the flavor of good ol' blues-rock. It became plainer but gives us more comfort like coming back to the hometown. "It Hits Me Like Hammer" is the most commercial track among this album along with "Couple Days Off". "Build Me Up" the opening track is a fun pop song with jazzy flavor. Although this CD didn't produce so much hits as previous albums did, it is a fine album to add for music fans that love blues flavored mainstream American pop such as Bruce Springsteen, John Mellencamp, Bruce Hornsby and the Range, Bob Segar and the Hooters.

A Solid Effort For A Band Ahead Of Its Time..........2002-02-22

Whatever happened to bands with original numbers and powerful, smart horn sections?!?! Call off the dogs - the search is over! I've followed HLN since its inception with the self-titled album in 1980. These guys come from humble garage band/bar room beginnings and really get back to their roots with this 1991 effort. I really think they hit their sophomore slump with Small World (which wasn't all that bad), but it looks like they're back on track. Can't wait to get my mits on Plan B, their latest installment. Get this album - it's gold!

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Broadway: America's Music 1935-2005

Manufacturer: Decca Broadway
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000B8I93Q
Release Date: 2005-10-18

Tracks:

Oh What a Beautiful Mornin'
Summertime
I Could Write a Book
It Never Entered My Mind
I Can Cook Too
Make It Another Old Fashioned, Please
If I Loved You
My Heart Belongs to Daddy
Thou Swell
I Left My Heart at the Stage Door Canteen
There's No Business Like Show Business
South American Way

Tracks:

Shall We Dance
Ohio
Luck Be a Lady
Mack the Knife
There's a Small Hotel
Once in Love with Amy
Yodel Blues
Lazy Afternoon
There Must Be Somethin' Better Than Love
You're Just in Love
Now Is the Time

Tracks:

Impossible Dream
Love Makes the World Go 'Round
Try to Remember
Put on a Happy Face
I Say Hello
Happiness
She Loves Me
What Kind of Fool Am I?
Shy
Consider Yourself
Poor Little Person

Tracks:

Magic to Do
They're Playing My Song
I Don't Know How to Love Him
I Won't Send Roses
Good Morning Starshine
Don't Cry for Me, Argentina
Hard Candy Christmas
Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend
Won't You Charleston with Me?
Applause

Tracks:

Phantom of the Opera
Memory
On My Own
Muddy Water
How Could I Ever Know
American Dream
I Know Him So Well
Dr. Jazz
Me and My Girl
Suddenly Seymour

Tracks:

Mamma Mia!
Popular
Seasons of Love
Oh, the Thinks You Can Think
Whatever Lola Wants
Crazy
How Deep Is Your Love
Stars
People Like Us
I Go to Rio

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Age breeds a shining moment
Nice but dismissable.
Disappointing by Quartet West standards
If you breathe and have ears, buy this record!
A Night and a Lonely Town

The Art of the Song

Manufacturer: Polygram Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00000JNMR
Release Date: 1999-07-27

Tracks:

Lonely Town
Why Did I Choose You
Moment Musical Opus 16 No.3 In B Minor
In Love In Vain
Ruth's Waltz
Scenes From A Silver Screen
I'm Gonna Laugh you Right Out Of My Life
You My Love
Prelude En La Mineur
The Folks Who Live On The Hill
Easy On The Heart
Theme For Charlie
Wayfaring Stranger

Amazon.com

Bassist Charlie Haden was an integral part of Ornette Coleman's pioneering avant-garde groups in the '50s and '60s and led his own equally forward-thinking Liberation Music Orchestra. His ensemble Quartet West, with tenor saxophonist Ernie Watts, drummer Larance Marable, and pianist Alan Broadbent, revealed a sentimental side of his musical personality that surprised many. This recording, with string arrangements by Broadbent, sounds like a soundtrack to a Raymond Chandler film as Haden's sturdy bass tones make him a worthy supporting actor. But although Shirley Horn's ethereal voice sparkles on "Lonely Town," "In Love in Vain," and "I'm Gonna Laugh You Right Out of My Life," and crooner Bill Henderson's towering pipes are radiant on "Why Did I Choose You," "Ruth's Waltz," "You My Love," and "Easy on the Heart," all of the material is in pretty much the same ballad tempo, which, compounded by the time length of the CD, robs it of the romantic resonance it could truly shine on the listener. --Eugene Holley Jr.

Customer Reviews:

Age breeds a shining moment.......2003-11-20

The criticisms miss the point. This is an effort that does a rare thing - it brings together men and women who can put the experience of life to judicious use in their art. Unlike listening to the deterioration other performers have faced, in later years, at the hands of studio production teams that no longer know what to do with them, Charlie Haden has found a way to create a beautiful volume of space in which to let the years of these venerated performers shine through. It is in this space you shall hear the notes of lives lived and savored.

Nice but dismissable........2001-08-09

Haden's pleasant miscellany of neglected but deserving ballads is indeed a mixed bag, but somehow his focus, purpose, and method elude this listener. Neophyte writers are frequently enjoined to compose with a sharp, definitive, unified "thesis." Haden could have used a bit of coaching along these lines before producing this collection. Even drawing upon a common composer (as opposed to ranging from Kern to Rachmaninoff to public domain) might have provided the needed coherence to the project.

In any case, it's always a welcome experience to hear Shirley Horn; the revival of a touching ballad like "In Love in Vain" merits our appreciation; and though I was never a big fan of Bill Henderson (an acquired taste), he deserves to be recorded based on the evidence of this recording.

In sum, this album is more than anything else a "sampler" and should have been priced accordingly.

Disappointing by Quartet West standards.......2001-05-09

The outstanding Quartet West album is 'Always Say Goodbye'. On that CD, Broadbent demonstrates his skills at orchestral arrangement, and Haden deftly selects great oldies to intermingle with some of his own superb compositions. Haden also takes some historic performances -- such as Jo Stafford on vocals -- to bring a resonance to the new covers. The experiment was very successful.

You can see the logic behind this subsequent album: instead of using dusty old recordings, why don't we use today's state-of-the-art production to capture the voices of several current artists? And why don't we let Alan orchestrate the whole album?

The trouble is that the orchestration, beautiful though it is throughout, constrains the band terribly. And the vocals swamp the album. (Actually the Jo Stafford track on 'Always Say Goodbye' is one of the weakest on the album.) They say that the saxophone is the instrument closest to the human voice, and it is Ernie Watts who suffers most on this album, The sax is simply crowded out by all the singing. It is only on the stand-out track, 'Prelude en la mineur', an instrumental re-working of a Ravel piece, that Watts finally gets a chance to let rip.

Shirley Horn's vocals are fine, particularly on 'Lonely Town'. But I simply cannot listen to any of the tracks containing Bill Henderson's voice, and sadly, there are four of them.

The most touching song is the last one, where Haden himself bravely takes the vocal lead. It's a song his mother used to sing on the radio, back in the early 1940s, when the entire Haden family would appear on KWTO Springfield. It is a farewell to the dead, and also a reassurance that one day they will meet again.

If you want a quick survey of this CD, check out tracks #1, #9 and #13. It's a long way from the days of Haden's playing with Ornette Coleman and the Liberation Orchestra, and it's very mellow.

If you breathe and have ears, buy this record!.......2001-04-15

I first heard of Charlie Haden on Dublin's best radio music show - The Mystery Train presented by John Kelly on RTE Radio 1. I bought this CD and it has never been off my current play list. This is beautiful music that touches the heart. Listen to Wayfaring Stranger, Lonely Town, I'm Gonna Laugh You Right Out Of My Life, or Ruth's Walz after a tough day at the office or jammed in traffic and you will be back in touch with the good things in life. As someone who has evolved though Thin Lizzy, The Eagles, Eric Clapton, Queen, U2, Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong, BB King, Grant Green etc, Charlie Haden is proof of my graduation. After since buying other and even better Haden CD's, I am looking forward to seeing him in concert with Quartet West here in Dublin on April 29. BUY IT NOW!

A Night and a Lonely Town.......2000-05-24

Despite its problems, I think this album still deserves a five-star rating. Seemingly inspired by the music of moody classic cinema, a listener might well envision a seedy nightclub in a fog-swept black & white San Francisco of the 1940s or a tearful Ingrid Bergman about to board a twin-propellor leaving Rick and Casablanca behind her forever.

Regardless of which side of the Atlantic you envision on your moody musical journey, this is definitely a lounging type of music, perfect for lazy Sunday afternoons, after-theatre drives around town on warm summer evenings, warm candle-lit baths, or romantic dinners for two. The beautifully romantic ballads range from the longing "Lonely Town" to the mostly-resolute "I'm Going to Laugh You Right Out of My Life" to the quietly complacent "The Folks Who Live on the Hill." Interspersed with these great standards, however, are wonderful instrumental pieces which frame the remaining vocals with stunningly dramatic moods.

The only flaw is the rather unappealing voice of Bill Henderson, who seems to be suffering from a weak set of lungs, if not from lack of enthusiasm. Henderson seems to strive for the vocal capabilities of Shirley Horn, who sings on 1, 4, 7 and 10, but is incapable of achieving those same dramatic pitches of his fellow artist. Nevertheless, he does an adequate job on "Ruth's Waltz" and "Easy on the Heart" even if "Why Did I Choose You" is downright painful to listen to. Haden, who sings on 13, seems similarly incapable of reaching Horn's heights, but "Wayfaring Stranger," the traditional song he chose to render, is capable of carrying itself with the slow somber tone it evokes in the listener.

Tracks:

Sideway Spiral, Pt. 1
Walking on the Water
Heartattack Mac
Pills, Powders and Passion Plays
In the Family
Chien d'Espace
Sideway Spiral, Pt. 2
Like Always
Stalemate
Starmelt/Lovelight
Timothy's Monster

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Moodswings.......2002-10-29

I have always been intrigued with the Norwegian band Motorpsycho; particularly because their music constantly evolves. They started out as one of Norway's many heavy metal-bands, but soon grew out to a band that should get much more credit than they get now (only one review of AADAP is really Motorpsycho-unworthy) because of the extreme mix of styles in their work: pop, rock, grunge, metal, jazz, noise. It never sounds forced; it's just completely natural.

Angels And Daemons At Play serves well as an introductory album, and I really consider this to be one of their best. There isn't a weak song to be found. It starts off with "Sideway Spiral 1", a pretty and slightly weird acoustic opener, but don't let this fool you as "Walking On The Water" may sound like a quite ordinary pop/rock song (it grows with every listen, I have to add), it's followed by the amazing "Heartattack Mac": a 7-minute rock-monster. I always hated screaming vocals in songs, and this was actually the first time I didn't have a problem with it. Its actually one of my favorites: dark and moody, but with actually a great melody and a fine balance between loud and quiet.

Then off to another favorite: "Pills, Powders And Passionplays": an amazing, eerie and haunting melody that'll stick in your head for quite a long time. A grower too, so it gets even better with repeated listenings. "In The Family" is quite instantly loveable, as well as "Un Chien D'Espace". That sounds weird, because it stretches up to 13 minutes; making it obviously the centerpiece of the album. Well... it's beautiful, what can I say? It has an awkward kind of atmosphere, which the singing saw only adds to. The song is full of tension because of long, quiet, melodic parts which are followed by louder eruptions. Great.

"Sideway Spiral 2" is a nice rocker, obviously inspired on 70's-rock, but not as great as "Like Always" is: a tune by guitarist Snah which is nothing less than brilliant: upbeat, a great melody... Hear it once and you'll be sold. "Stalemate" is nice and soft; with Bent's whispering singing it's another favorite on the album, as well as "Starmelt/Lovelight"; which always reminds me of the Pumpkins for some reason. The album closes with "Timothy's Monster"; a chaotic lump of noise with Bent screaming his lungs out, but boy... it has it's impact alright.

I have a LOT of CD's, and AADAP has been added to my collection only a few days ago, but it's already one of my favorite albums. The album has so many moods, but at the same time it's a completely logical and flowing album. That's what makes it so great. Get this album; it's worth every penny. If you like it, don't forget to check out Motorpsycho's other albums as well; they're all fantastic in their own way.

Motorpsychedelic pathcwork.......2001-02-27

Angels and Daemons at Play (AADAP) is one of the more unusual albums from Motorpsycho. Released as 3 EP's or one CD or 3 LP's, all issues have different tracklists. When released as 3 EP's, each had it's separate mood, whereas the 1 CD edition captures all these three moods on one disc, thus creating a patchwork effect. It all starts off with Sideway Spiral I, a dreamy tune with lots of phaser use and the voice of Snah (guitarist Hans Magnus Ryan) creating an otherworldly atmosphere. Walking on the Water follows, a driving rocker which could (and should) have been a hit single from the album, before they enter heroin hell with Heartattack Mac (just like David Bowie tried to punch cocaine in the face with Crack City back in his Tin Machine days). They calm down with Pills, Powders and Passionplays, a wonderful, laid-back tune with an interesting and un-rock-like drumming before the heavy hitting, yet melancholic In The Family ends the first part of the CD.

Then there is Un Chien D'Espace. This monster of a song was originally written and performed as music for Dali/Bunuel's surrealistic masterpiece Un Chien Andalou. They showcase masterful psychedelia, but first and foremost a wonderful sense of melody and mood.

The CD's final five tracks start out with Sideway Spiral II - it returns with an edgy vengeance. The alternative britpoppy Like Always follows, before they calm down again with Stalemate. The second should-have-been hit single would be Starmelt/Lovelight, before it ends with the extremely heavy cacophony that makes up Timothy's Monster.

Tracks:

Build Me Up
It Hit Me Like a Hammer
Attitude
He Don't Know
Couple Days Off
That's Not Me
We Should Be Making Love
Best of Me
Do You Love Me, or What?
Don't Look Back
Time Ain't Money

Glasseater / Streetlight Manifesto: Everything Is Beautiful When You Don't Look Down / Everything Goes Numb: Split Ep

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Glasseater / Streetlight Manifesto: Everything Is Beautiful When You Don't Look Down / Everything Goes Numb: Split Ep
Glasseater , and Streetlight Manifesto
Manufacturer: Victory Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000QUC91M

Product Description

Tracks: 1. Glasseater - Art of Coomunication; 2. Glasseater - AT Your Own Risk; 3. Streetlight Manifesto - Everything Went Numb; 4. Streetlight Manifesto - The Saddest Song. Limited Edition Split EP CD between Glasseater and Streetlight Manifesto.

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Last One to Drown...
.drop six.
Manufacturer: .Drop Six.
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000CADZG4
Release Date: 2003-01-01

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Incubator
Deaf Children at Play
Manufacturer: Nova Blue
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music
ASIN: B0007O1VKW
Release Date: 2004-11-02

Tracks:

My Life
Starving Artist
Szopo
800 Miles
Jesus Digs Me
Empty Promises
Fascinated
Trippin
Mother Earth
Tiffanie Got Married
Hey Red

Product Description

1. MY LIFE 2. STARVING ARTIST 3. EMPTY PROMISES 4. 800 MILES 5. JESUS DIGS ME 6. SZOPO 7. FASCINATED 8. TRIPPIN 9. MOTHER EARTH 10. TIFFANIE GOT MARRIED 11. UNTITLED 12. HEY RED

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Secrets in a Jar

Manufacturer: Blue Nite
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000CADZL4
Release Date: 2003-02-25

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