Don't You Love Me Anymore/You and Your Lover

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Album Description
These two albums were originally released by Epic in the early 1980s. On "Don't You Love Me Anymore," Humperdinck is backed by the likes of David Foster on keyboards and Jeff Porcaro (Toto) on percussion. "Til You And Your Lover Are Lovers Again" from the second album charted on the Billboard Adult Contemporary, Country Singles and Pop Singles charts in 1983.

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mellow and contemporary

Don't You Love Me Anymore/You and Your Lover
Engelbert Humperdinck
Manufacturer: Collectables
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0000996FP
Release Date: 2003-09-16

Don't You Love Me Anymore?
Stay Away
When the Night Ends
I Don't Break Easily
Say Goodnight
Maybe This Time
Baby Me Baby
Heart Don't Fail Me Now
Come Spend the Morning
Till I Get It Right
Who's That Look in Your Eye
Perfect Love
Til You and Your Lover Are Lovers Again
What Will I Write
Yellow Moon
I Don't Know How to Say Goodbye
Beautiful Baby
Patiently Waiting
You Look Good on Me
Two Lovers

Album Description

These two albums were originally released by Epic in the early 1980s. On "Don't You Love Me Anymore," Humperdinck is backed by the likes of David Foster on keyboards and Jeff Porcaro (Toto) on percussion. "Til You And Your Lover Are Lovers Again" from the second album charted on the Billboard Adult Contemporary, Country Singles and Pop Singles charts in 1983.

Album Description

Full Title - Don't You Love Me Anymore/You & Your Lover. One of the greatest ballad singers of all time, romantic vocalist Engelbert Humperdinck launched his career in England in the mid-fifties as a dance-band singer. Humperdinck scored fifty-nine gold records & seventeen platinum during his five-decade career. Engelbert Humperdinck continues performing on the road & presides over his two hundred & fifty chapters of the largest fan club in the world with eight million members. These two 1980's original albums from the vaults of Columbia contain the Adult Contemporary hit 'Til You & Your Lover Are Lovers Again' along with 'Don't You Love Me Anymore' & 'Heart Don't Fail Me Now'. 20 tracks. Collectables. 2003.

Customer Reviews:

The best of the best.......2005-09-20

I bought this CD 2 years ago and almost every night since then I go to bed listening to this CD. I know there are no hits in this CD, but the music has the magic and the voice is so velvet I can't stop listening to it!!! I highly recommend this CD. Don't forget the musician. Here you can find half of TOTO, this great West Coast band. The arrangements and the performance are professional and very clever. Don't thinks twice, just buy it!

mellow and contemporary.......2005-01-05

This "2 albums in 1 CD" compilation has a very contemporary sound; rather than the now classic songs of Engelbert's earlier career, which were so rich in melody; these songs are stronger in lyric content, and have a country music influence to them.
# 1: "Don't You Love Me Anymore ?", was released in 1981, and the title song has a marvelous "oldies" rhythm, and is one of the best of the 10 tracks from the album, and others I like are Kim Carnes' "Stay Away", and "This Time".
# 2: The next 10 tracks are the "You and Your Lover" album, which was recorded in Nashville and released in 1983, and favorites from this album are Eddie Rabbitt's "What Will I Write", and the very touching "Beautiful Baby", about the birth of a child. "Two Lovers" is a duet with Marilyn McCoo.

Both albums are super mellow (with the exception of Roger Miller's "Baby Me Baby" which is moderately up-tempo), and are sung in a soft and smooth voice, so one does not get to hear that much of Engelbert's soaring full voice on this CD. Though not one of my many "desert isle" Engelbert CDs, it is nevertheless an exceedingly lovely compilation, and will be appreciated by those who like contemporary country/pop vocals. The musicianship is terrific, sound excellent, and total time is 64'49.

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