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★★★★★
Miss Boyle's Promise Finally Achieved in 4th CD
Accompanied by the London Philharmonic, this has to be her masterpiece. I just played it all the way through. Here are the tracks in order: Somewhere Over the Rainbow - lovely with perfect enunciation, crystal clear vocals and wistfulness Winner Takes It All-- stunning work, emotive, powerful Send In The Clowns- Best version I have ever heard Music of the Night-- seductive, powerful- her soprano voice soars and her perfect enunciation again amazes Bring Him Home-- she sings this beautifully, but be prepared for a tear jerker Memory-- Clear as a bell in her vocals and shows off a nearly two octave range-- fabulous! As Long As He Needs Me-- Sleeper of the CD! FANTASTIC- BLOWN AWAY BY THIS! powerful and passionate vocals- this is the stand out track on the cd-I cannot recommend this track more highly. All I Ask of You---She sings in her highest lyric soprano on this one- outstanding duet with Donny O! Out Here on My Own-- Can understand why she says this is a favorite- change of pace a bit- when she sings "Baby Be strong for me"- it is very sexy indeed. YNWA-- Interesting arrangement, and Susan hits the highest notes with ease This is the Moment-- The best duet ( imho) on the album- her voice and Donny's blend so perfectly This album fulfills the promise of the audition. Susan is in all her glory-- there is drama, and she uses her powerful voice when needed, her highest ranges, which have been missing on her other CD's, her seductive voice, and her introspective tones -- in other words, it is many shades. It is a MUST HAVE CD for ANYONE who enjoys great music and a one of a kind voice! Kudos to all involved!! Run, do not walk, to buy this CD for everyone you know
November 2012 · CDs and Vinyl
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Standing Ovation: The Greatest Songs from the Stage
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