I Can't Live Without You
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1. Love Like You
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2. I Could Not Pay
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3. Only Temporary
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4. It's the Love of Jesus
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5. By the Way of the Cross
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6. I Can't Live Without You
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7. One Step Away
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8. He To
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9. Change of Address
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10. Through the Hard Times
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I Can't Live Without You, Music, Dennis Wilson, CCM, Religious / Contemp. Christian
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- The songs stand on their own
- Sounds Very Good
- Nice remix but nothing outstanding
- MY FAIR LADY SOUNDTRACK FINALLY GIVEN ITS DUE ON SACD
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My Fair Lady
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ASIN: B00005J9XS
Release Date: 2001-05-22 |
Tracks:
- Overture
- Why Can't the English? - Alan Jay Lerner,
- Wouldn't It Be Loverly?
- I'm an Ordinary Man
- With a Little Bit of Luck
- Just You Wait
- Rain in Spain
- I Could Have Danced All Night
- Ascot Gavotte
- On the Street Where You Live - Orchestra African Fiesta
- You Did It - Rex Harrison, , Wilfried Hyde-White,
- Get Me to the Church on Time
- Hymn to Him - Isobel Elsom, Marni Nixon
- Without You
- I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face - Stanley Holloway
- Embassy Waltz [*] - Marni Nixon
- You Did It - Rex Harrison, Marni Nixon
- Just You Wait (Reprise) - Rex Harrison
- On the Street Where You Live (Reprise)
- Show Me
- Flower Market
- Get Me to the Church on Time
- Hymn to Him
- Without You
- I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face
- End Titles
- Exit Music
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The songs stand on their own.......2006-05-27
Many people can associate this sound track with the movie, "My Fair Lady" that was that is a film version of Bernard Shaw's play "Pygmalion". This is a classic musical with many well known songs by Lerner and Loewe.
However unlike many musicals the songs have a life of their own. Even though they matched the story perfectly, they are they type of songs that one could instantly blurt out in the thrill of the moment. I my self found that "On the Street Where you live" matched perfectly when I was in love in my youth.
Sounds Very Good.......2006-05-16
This album and CD format sound very good. I was quite pleased. THE RAIN IN SPAIN and ON THE STREET WHERE YOU LIVE are favorites of mine. I am glad this soundtrack got a top notch presentation. Well worth the wait.
Nice remix but nothing outstanding.......2004-03-06
After reading one review that gave this recording five stars I purchased it. Although it probably is a better recording than past CDs - don't expect the sound of a modern recording. A couple of the songs are very much clearer, but over-all I did not find this recording to be a revelation.
MY FAIR LADY SOUNDTRACK FINALLY GIVEN ITS DUE ON SACD.......2001-08-02
Warner Bros' 1964 film version of My Fair Lady, Lerner and Loewe's brilliant musical adaptation of Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion, is a genuine motion picture classic, fully worthy of all the awards and praise it has garnered since it's release nearly forty years ago.
My Fair Lady boasted a discrete 6 track stereophonic sound mix, which was state of the art for it's time and still probably sounds better than the majority of today's pictures.
This new SACD format CD offers the best sonic presentation of this soundtrack ever made available to the music buying public. With this release Sony has corrected a horrible injustice done to My Fair Lady in its previous CD. Gone is the sloppy editing of bits and pieces of meaningless dialogue excerpts and intrusive Foley effects, which served only to show the total lack of respect the producers had for these performances. While this SACD is not completely free of such tampering, this time the small amount of dialogue is beautifully edited and serves properly as lead in to the songs. Unlike the original LP release the extended versions of all the songs are presented here, along with The Embassy Waltz and the Entr'acte music.
I won't get into the debate over Audrey Hepburn's casting except to say that at this point in time Julie Andrews, although obviously a better singer than Hepburn and probably wonderful on the stage, could not have even come close to the level of brilliance displayed by Audrey Hepburn in this role on the screen.
Unfortunately precious little of Hepburn's superb performance is to be heard on this SACD, which leaves us with a debate over how Marni Nixon, Hepburn's vocal double, compares to Julie Andrews. Other than the fact that her Cockney accent is not so great, Nixon acquits herself quite admirably in the role, although I believe that Hepburn should have been allowed to do more of the singing with Nixon stepping in vocally when the going got rough, such as she did for Deborah Kerr in The King and I. But even so, Marni Nixon is arguably every bit as good a singer as Julie Andrews and performs the songs beautifully.
Add to that the fact that this soundtrack offers Rex Harrison's most polished performance of Professor Henry Higgins and since his songs were recorded live at the time of filming, there is a spontinenity in them lacking in the Broadway and particularly in the London Cast Recordings.
Stanley Holloway performs his songs with much more zest in this recording as well. But the greatest improvements over the original are the outstanding orchestral arrangements and conducting by Andre Previn assisted by Robert Tucker's excellent choral work. The brassy, puny orchestras and shrill choruses on all other recordings pale by comparison.
Still, the Original 1956 Broadway Cast Recording should be a part of any serious music lover's collection, if only to savor Julie Andrews' sterling vocal performance as the original Eliza Doolittle. The 1964 soundtrack reviewed here should be equally enjoyed on its own merits, as mentioned above, and for allowing one to hear in brilliant stereo sound a more complete and better orchestrated version of Lerner and Loewe's musical masterpiece.
Now if only Sony would go back and correct another major injustice by redoing the horribly mutilated expanded CD soundtrack of West Side Story as well.
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- Precise, pointed and peerless !!!
- the "Fair Lady" in London...
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ASIN: B000007OHU
Release Date: 1998-06-02 |
Tracks:
- Act I: Overture
- Act I: Why Can't The English?
- Act I: Wouldn't It Be Loverly
- Act I: With A Little Bit Of Luck
- Act I: I'm An Ordinary Man
- Act I: Just You Wait
- Act I: The Rain In Spain
- Act I: I Could Have Danced All Night
- Act I: Ascot Gavotte
- Act I: On The Street Where You Live
- Act II: You Did It
- Act II: Show Me
- Act II: Get Me To The Church On Time
- Act II: A Hymn To Him
- Act II: Without You
- Act II: I've Grown Accustomed To Her Face
- The Embassy Waltz
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My Fair Lady is without question one of the greatest shows ever created for the musical theater. It's a charming, hilarious, and touching adaptation of George Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion, pitting flower girl Eliza Doolittle against Prof. Henry Higgins, the self-absorbed and ill-tempered linguist who bets that he can turn her into a lady by improving her diction. Lerner and Loewe's score includes some of the best-loved songs in the canon: "Why Can't the English," "Wouldn't It Be Loverly," "The Rain in Spain," "I Could Have Danced All Night," "On the Street Where You Live," "Get Me to the Church on Time," and "I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face," among others. The 1959 London-cast stereo recording is generally held in lower regard than its Broadway counterpart, recorded three years earlier in mono. But why quibble? The principals are all the same--Rex Harrison as Higgins, Julie Andrews as Eliza, Stanley Holloway as her dad, and Robert Coote as Col. Pickering (Leonard Weir replaced Michael King as Freddy Einsford-Hill)--and it's still a classic recording in its own right that you'll treasure for years. --David Horiuchi
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Precise, pointed and peerless !!!.......2007-01-03
One listen to the London original cast recording of My Fair Lady and you know why this CD still sells. Despite the decades, the recording sounds fresh, clear and crisp. There is no background noise on this CD! Moreover, the songs by Lerner and Loewe are brilliantly composed and the lyrics are clever, witty and poignant. This CD proves it.
The CD opens with the overture to the musical stage play and then goes right into the first song entitled "Why Can't The English?" More spoken than sung by Rex Harrison, "Why Can't The English" fleshes out his character's lament that too many British people don't speak English well. The melody is catchy and the lyrics are funny at times even if some of the humor is dated.
The lesser educated British have their say in the next number, "Wouldn't It Be Loverly." In this song, sung by Julie Andrews as Eliza Doolittle with male backup singers and a chorus of whistlers, demonstrates how these persons really do want to lead a much more sophisticated life with more luxuries.
Other great songs on this CD include the rousing "Get Me To The Church On Time" sung by the memorable Stanley Holloway; the beautiful love ballad "On The Street Where You Live" performed by Leonard Weir; "I Could Have Danced All Night" which is performed flawlessly by Julie Andrews who belts out those incredibly high notes; and "The Rain In Spain" delivered by Julie Andrews, Rex Harrison and Robert Coote. Excellent!
One especially amusing song is entitled "A Hymn To Him" performed mostly by Rex Harrison with some assistance from Robert Coote. The violins at the beginning of this number are beautiful in the musical arrangement.
The CD concludes with a extra bonus monophonic track of the waltz music for the scene in which Henry Higgins takes Eliza Doolittle to the Embassy ball. "The Embassy Waltz," conducted by Percy Faith, offers a beautiful musical arrangement that leaves you wanting more--so don't be surprised if you get the urge to play the CD all over again from the very beginning and enjoy it once more.
The musical arrangements are carefully planned and executed throughout; only Lerner and Loewe were capable of producing such a fine score to go with this stage play. The tempo of the score is faster overall than it was for the original Broadway production; this is especially evident in the opening notes of the overture. Nevertheless, it all works brilliantly.
The liner notes boast terrific black and white photos of the actors in the stage play along with a special color photo of Julie Andrews and Rex Harrison. Didier C. Deutsch contributes a lengthy essay about the history and production of My Fair Lady as well.
The music and lyrics to the original London cast recording of My Fair Lady are timeless. Even today, more than four decades later, the soundtrack still sells well. The musical is one with which many people can identify as it illustrates through words and music the blossoming love affair between Henry Higgins and Eliza Doolittle. Indeed, the story and the music add to the enchantment as we realize that even Higgins and Doolittle themselves are unaware of the full power of their mutual attraction until the very end of the stage play. My Fair Lady will remain a classic musical; and the score to the stage play on this album is priceless. May you enjoy this soundtrack as much as I did!
the "Fair Lady" in London..........2006-09-23
In 1956, Lerner and Loewe's MY FAIR LADY swept into Broadway and quickly captured the hearts of critics and audiences alike, the perfect transformation of George Bernard Shaw's play "Pygmalion" into the world of the musical theatre. Both Rex Harrison and Julie Andrews played the show for two years on Broadway before yielding to replacements (Edward Mulhare and Sally Ann Howes), and in 1959 traveled across the pond to headline the London company. The show opened at the Drury Lane Theatre in April 1959, and ran for 2,281 performances.
While both Julie Andrews and Rex Harrison had laid down their definitive performances as Eliza Doolittle and Prof. Henry Higgins for the 1956 original Broadway cast album of MY FAIR LADY, the subsequent 1959 London production allowed them to record another album, in the brand-new stereophonic format.
Despite this 1959 recording having a sweeter sound than the earlier 1956 mono album, this sadly remains the lesser of the two, because a lot of the energy and flash had disappeared from Julie Andrews' voice in the years she had performed the role. On the Broadway album, Andrews gives a rich performance that runs the gamut from cockney guttersnipe to regal high society, but comparing the two albums directly, she does not sound at her optimal best on the London set. Andrews has acknowledged that she found the role of Eliza both physically and vocally exhausting, even more so because of the lack of body-mikes, and the projection must have been gruelling at times. No wonder that so much of the bloom in Andrews' voice had vanished by the time she reprised her role in London. Despite Andrews, the album does have a few merits including breezy orchestrations under the direction of Cyril Ornadel (the Overture is given a much faster tempo than is heard on the Broadway set).
The supporting cast includes Stanley Holloway (also reprising his Broadway role) as Eliza's dustman father Alfie. The role of Freddy is played by Leonard Weir (his "On the Street Where You Live" is very charming), and Robert Coote also repeats his Broadway role as Colonel Pickering.
The 1959 London cast of MY FAIR LADY, just like the 1956 Broadway album, has never been out of the catalogue, though the confusion between the two albums still exists, despite the fact that the London album sports a gold-brown cover and the Broadway album is white. Sony Broadway Masterworks' edition features a bonus track of the "Embassy Waltz", a mono recording from 1956.
My Fair Lady again?.......2005-06-04
I have heard the Columbia Masterworks recording of this show as it was produced in Isreal. Same orchestrations, different lyrics! In Hebrew of course. I wish it were still available.
Broadway vs London vs Movie.......2003-10-02
Let's begin by comparing both the Broadway and London scores to the 1964 movie soundtrack-- actually there is no comparison! Both Broadway and London surpass the movie recording by far, only demonstrating the HUGE mistake Hollywood made by not casting Julie Andrews as Eliza Doolittle. Andrews' purely delightful soprano voice and perfect diction cannot even be compared to Marni Nixon's voice dubbing in the film. In addition, Andrews is British, which is critical to this play, unlike Nixon's purely American accent heard in the film.
As far as Broadway vs London MFL recordings, I would have to agree with the others who are in favor of the "white" Broadway album. While both are very good, the Broadway album does appear to be less "forced" than the London album due, most likely, to the fact that it was recorded before the cast had exhausted themselves singing the score after a few years on the stage. Both Rex Harrison and Julie Andrews appear to be more "natural" in the Broadway album, and Andrews does definitely lose a bit of the innocence in her voice in this recording.
All in all, I would recommend that any MFL collector invest in both the Broadway and London cast recordings to make your own opinions. Yet, for someone looking to buy only one album, I would stick with the Broadway version. In all situations, save yourself some money and skip buying the film soundtrack.
It's good but,.........2003-07-26
If I had never heard the 1956 recording I would have thought this one was great....but to me, compared to its mono counterpart, this performance sounds more like a Wednesday matinee in the middle of a long run. The performers are all still wonderful, but it's very relaxed and and lacks the vivid characterizations found in the original. Any fan of "My Fair Lady," however, will want to have them both and decide for themselves!
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I Can't Live Without You
Dennis Wilson
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Release Date: 1996-04-01 |
Tracks:
- Love Like You
- I Could Not Pay
- Only Temporary
- It's the Love of Jesus
- By the Way of the Cross
- I Can't Live Without You
- One Step Away
- He To
- Change of Address
- Through the Hard Times
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- Nice freestyle dance CD..
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I Can't Live Without You
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ASIN: B000003ZTJ
Release Date: 1996-11-26 |
Tracks:
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- You Look So Fine
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- I Would Give The World To You
- I Want You To Know
- Take Your Time
- Why Do You Love Her
- I Used To
- I Can't Live Without You
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- I'm Walking Out The Door
- The Way We Were (Love Mix)
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Nice freestyle dance CD.........2003-06-16
I picked up this CD out of curiosity, I must say that it's a nice easy on the ears freestyle dance CD. Some of the tunes are a bit generic but all in all, a nice purchase..Angelique has a nice smooth sounding voice that carries the CD well. Worth checking out for you dance/freestyle fans like myself. Highlights are... the way we were, midnight love affair, I would give the world to you, I used to, My fave being I Want your love...Check it out!!!
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- Nice freestyle dance CD..
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I Can't Live Without You
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Release Date: 1996-07-09 |
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- I Can't Live Without You (Freestyle Club Mix)
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- I Can't Live Without You (ACC) (Spanish)
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Nice freestyle dance CD.........2003-06-16
I picked up this CD out of curiosity, I must say that it's a nice easy on the ears freestyle dance CD. Some of the tunes are a bit generic but all in all, a nice purchase..Angelique has a nice smooth sounding voice that carries the CD well. Worth checking out for you dance/freestyle fans like myself. Highlights are... the way we were, midnight love affair, I would give the world to you, I used to, My fave being I Want your love...Check it out!!!
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Lord, I Can't Live Without You
Ordinary Peoples Ministries
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Release Date: 2005-02-08 |
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- Intro: Betty M. Hayes
- Great Is Thy Faithfulness
- Meditation
- Lord's Prayer
- When She Met Jesus
- Lord, I Can't Live Without You
- John 14
- Abiding Peace
- It's So Sweet (To Know the Lord)
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{Club / Dance Music CONTAINS 51 SONGS ON A 4 CD Set} Pulsating Rhythms Vol. 3 / Dance Pool Vol. 1 / Dance Party Vol. 3 / Club Mix 96 Vol. 2
INTUITION - dance with me, VISIONS OF SHIVA - perfect day, URBAN HYPE - the feeling, ERIRE - i just can't give you up CONTAINS 51 SONGS ON 4 CDs: DAYEENE - around the world , JULIETTE JAIMES - we got it all, LEE ROGERS - love is the most, RAGE - run to you, CULTURE BEAT - inside out, M.D.A. - amor DEBBIE MALONE - running from my love , KLEPH & LOCK - share your lovers - DJ COMPANY - holiday in the land of love, TEQUILA feat. TANJA MARIA - with a boy like you, CLAUDIA CHIN - stop trippin' UPLIFTERS - mr. real , D-DEL-H - move sur ce rythme, HECTOR - luv me, E-SENSUAL - you should be dancing, BLA BLA POSSE - bouguez - SHIKISHA - pretty vacant, LEA KISS - don't stop the night DEDE - party , BLACK MAGIC - freedom, TAYLOR DAYNE - say a prayer, VANESSA DAOU - sunday afternoons, SANDY B - make the world go round NUYORICAN SOUL - mind fluid , KENLOU III - what a sensation, FRESH FISH - bang da bush, SOUL SOLUTION - can't stop love, JOI CARDWELL - you got to pray, D'STILL'D - stop go GROOVE COLLECTIVE - i want you , ACE OF BASE - don't turn around, SISTER SLEDGE - we are family (live), KOOL & THE GANG - take my heart (live), COMMODORES - baby this is forever PLANET SOUL - set u free , THE JACKSON FIVE feat. MICHAEL JACKSON - under the boardwalk, JAMES BROWN - it's too funky in here, DIVINE - native love REAL THING - can't get by without you (live) , THREE DEGREES - i'm doin' fine now, SABRINA - all of me, KOOL & THE GANG - joanna (live), AL JARREAU - ain't no sunshine, LATOYA JACKSON - sexual feeling ROSE ROYCE - car wash (live) , and JAMES BROWN - sex machine, THREE DEGREES - when eill i see you again SISTER SLEDGE - he's the greatest dancer (live)
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I Can't Live Without You
Queen
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u-best PROKARAOKE SERIES (3 DISC SET) CD /VIDEO
RESPECT / SITTIN' ON THE DOCK OF THE BAY / I CAN'T HELP MYSELF (SUGARPIE HONEYBUNCH) , MONDAY / FUN FUN FUN / WHEN I'M 64 / MR. TAMBOURINE MAN/ SHE THINKS I STILL CARE / 9now & then) there's a fool such as i MONDAY , come see about me / please please me / you are the sunshine of my life , band on the run / my love / civil war wake me up before you go go / straight from the heqrt/ these dreams / another day , american woman / careless whisper / stumblin' in , bete davis eyes I just called to say I love you , from a distance / Eternal Flame / How Am I Suppose To Live Without You/ / Through the Eyes Of Love. HERE 7 NOW , TOY soldiers/ TO all THE GIRLS i've LOVED before ONE moment IN time , and COME on OVER/ at SEVETEEN / one TIN soldier / GREENsleeves / FOUR strong WINDS / something Better TO do
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