In Hollywood/In Other Words [Extra tracks]

1. Day In, Day Out
2. Darn That Dream
3. Mama's Talkin' Soft
4. For The Very First Time
5. That's How It Feels
6. Where Are You (Now That I Need You)?
7. I Love A Violin
8. I'm In Love Again
9. A Doodlin' Song
10. There's A Small Hotel
11. Lucky
12. Too Darn Hot
13. Where Do I Go From Here
14. I Love To Sing
15. Be Anything
16. On The Atchinson Topeka And Santa Fe
17. George
18. Gotta Have Me Go With You
19. For Evey Man There's A Woman
20. The Night Has A Thousand Eyes
21. In Other Words (Fly Me To The Moon)
22. There's Nothing More To Say
23. I Get Along Without You Very Well
24. Mademoiselle De Paris
25. Just You, Just Me
26. All Through The Day
27. When Lights Are Low
28. Nighty-Night
29. No Love, No Nothin'

Customer Reviews:

Pet Clark was an outstanding jazz singer.......2002-10-30

My favorite track is the saucy Mademoiselle De Paris. Three other outstanding songs are Mama's Talkin' Soft, Too Darn Hot, and the playful, up-tempo A Doodlin' Song. I prefer the heavier sounding In Hollywood to the In Other Words album because it is closer to the sound of pop music. Her vocals are pure, emotional, and sometimes haunting, and her timing on these selections is impeccable.

There is not one poorly done song on this album.

Petula could have been a great jazz singer.......2002-09-01

If you are into jazz or the Great American Songbook, you will recognise some classic songs, but there are also plenty of obscure songs too. There is one song - George - which seems out of place. It is, by far, the silliest song Petula has ever recorded as an adult, but it shouldn't put you off what is otherwise a flawless collection.

These albums had previously been released as part of the Jumble sale double CD, which (surprisingly) is still available and contains a lot of other music Petula recorded around that time. The other tracks from Jumble sale (which are pop, not jazz) have also been reissued. This twofer is itself still available from Amazon UK and I'm surprised to see it listed here as Limited availability.

Petula always loved jazz from an early age, so the remarkable thing is that Petula didn't record a lot more of it. This is different from anything else Petula recorded, but is of an extremely high quality and should not be ignored.

Average customer rating:

In Hollywood/In Other Words Petula Clark Manufacturer: Sequel Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B0002B6ECU Release Date: 2003-01-21

Average customer rating: Petula could have been a great jazz singer Petula Clark was an outstanding Jazz singer A different Petula

In Hollywood/In Other Words Petula Clark Manufacturer: Import [Generic] ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Oldies | Pop | Styles | Music General | Easy Listening | Pop | Styles | Music General | Vocal Pop | Pop | Styles | Music British Invasion | Classic Rock | Styles | Music Traditional Vocal Pop | Broadway & Vocalists | Styles | Music Broadway & Vocalists | Imports | Stores | Music Classic Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Pop | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B00004TRG9 Release Date: 2000-06-26

Tracks:

1. Day In, Day Out
2. Darn That Dream
3. Mama's Talkin' Soft
4. For The Very First Time
5. That's How It Feels
6. Where Are You (Now That I Need You)?
7. I Love A Violin
8. I'm In Love Again
9. A Doodlin' Song
10. There's A Small Hotel
11. Lucky
12. Too Darn Hot
13. Where Do I Go From Here
14. I Love To Sing
15. Be Anything
16. On The Atchinson Topeka And Santa Fe
17. George
18. Gotta Have Me Go With You
19. For Evey Man There's A Woman
20. The Night Has A Thousand Eyes
21. In Other Words (Fly Me To The Moon)
22. There's Nothing More To Say
23. I Get Along Without You Very Well
24. Mademoiselle De Paris
25. Just You, Just Me
26. All Through The Day
27. When Lights Are Low
28. Nighty-Night
29. No Love, No Nothin'

Album Details

Customer Reviews:

Petula could have been a great jazz singer.......2003-03-07

If you are into jazz or the Great American Songbook, you will recognise some classic songs, but there are also plenty of obscure songs too. There is one song - George - which seems out of place. It is, by far, the silliest song Petula has ever recorded as an adult, but it shouldn't put you off what is otherwise a flawless collection.

These albums had previously been released as part of the Jumble sale double CD, which (surprisingly) is still available and contains a lot of other music Petula recorded around that time. The other tracks from Jumble sale (which are pop, not jazz) have also been reissued. This twofer is itself still available and I'm surprised to see it listed here as Limited availability.

Petula always loved jazz from an early age, so the remarkable thing is that Petula didn't record a lot more of it. This is different from anything else Petula recorded, but is of an extremely high quality and should not be ignored.

Petula Clark was an outstanding Jazz singer.......2002-12-10

My favorite track is the saucy Mademoiselle De Paris. Three other outstanding songs are Mama's Talkin' Soft, Too Darn Hot, and the playful, up-tempo A Doodlin' Song. I prefer the heavier sounding In Hollywood to the In Other Words album because it is closer to the sound of pop music. Her vocals are pure, emotional, and sometimes haunting, and her timing on these selections is impeccable.

There is not one poorly done song on this album.

A different Petula.......2001-02-08

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