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Disc 1
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The Debutante's Ball
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2:55
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2
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Happyland
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2:26
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The Look of Love [From Casino Royale]
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3:30
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(The Tragedy Of) Butterfly McHeart
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2:19
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Waiting for My Friend
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2:49
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Married /You Better Sit Down, Kids [From Cabaret]
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4:56
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So Long Dad
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2:07
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For No One
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2:28
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My Mammy
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3:03
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The Happy Time [From the Happy Time]
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2:46
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Snow [Bonus Track]
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2:30
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Alcinha [Bonus Track]
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3:20
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Once in a Lifetime [Bonus Track]
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3:55
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Listen to Me [Bonus Track]
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4:26
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I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover [Bonus Track]
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2:17
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Come Saturday Morning [From the Sterile Cuckoo]
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1:45
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Raggedy Ann & Raggedy Andy
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3:30
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Leavin' on a Jet Plane
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3:14
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Wailing of the Willow
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2:01
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Nevertheless
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2:55
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Wherefore and Why
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2:32
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Love Story
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2:21
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On a Slow Boat to China
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3:19
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Don't Let Me Lose This Dream [Bonus Track]
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2:59
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Simon
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3:09
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MacArthur Park/Didn't We?
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4:03
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Disc 2
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Love for Sale [From the New Yorkers]
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2:36
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Stormy Weather
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2:42
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Come Rain or Come Shine [From St. Louis Woman]
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3:10
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Lazy Bones
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2:32
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Can't Help Lovin' That Man of Mine
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2:37
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(I Wonder Where My) Easy Rider's Gone
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2:59
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The Man I Love [From Strike Up the Band]
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2:47
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How Long Has This Been Going On? [From Funny Face & Rosalie]
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3:02
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God Bless the Child
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3:31
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Maybe This Time
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3:16
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Frank Mills [From Hair]
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2:59
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I'll Never Fall in Love Again [From Promises, Promises]
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2:19
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This Girl's in Love with You
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4:21
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Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon
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3:16
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Consider Yourself /Hello, I Love You (Won't You Tell Me Your Name)/I Go
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3:04
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Everybody's Talking/Good Morning Starshine [From Hair][Medley]
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3:24
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God Bless the Child
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3:20
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Liza with a 'Z'
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3:32
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Married/You Better Sit Down, Kids [From Cabaret][Medley]
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4:55
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Nous On S'Aimera
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1:58
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I Will Wait for You
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3:31
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There Is a Time [Les Temps]
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2:23
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My Mammy
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3:15
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Everybody Loves My Baby [Bonus Track]
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2:17
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Cabaret [Fromcabaret]
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3:59
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Title:
The Complete A&M Recordings
Artist:
Liza Minnelli
Liza Minnelli recorded with A&M for just a few years, and the period bookends her two biggest early movie appearances -- in 1969's The Sterile Cuckoo and 1972's Cabaret. Minnelli spent her time there distancing herself from her recent past, which had involved standing in the footsteps of her legendary mother, Judy Garland. She even recorded for the same label (Capitol), where she sang standards -- as opposed to the pop numbers many artists her age were recording (not to mention all those older artists who were bidding to be thought hip). Her A&M signing provided her with a chance to cross over, and she dove in headfirst. But that didn't mean contemporary material like "Sunny" or "Up, Up in the Air" (as much as she loved Jimmy Webb). It meant meaty, theatrical material by young songwriters like Randy Newman (four songs on her first two LPs) and John Lennon, plus Jimmy Webb songs like "MacArthur Park" and "Didn't We?," as well as songs by her new husband, Peter Allen. Both the self-titled Liza Minnelli from 1968 and Come Saturday Morning from 1969 featured contemporary songs and arrangements, but with Minnelli often transforming those songs into her burgeoning style. (In her hands, John Lennon's "For No One" sounds like it belongs on Broadway instead of Bond Street.) New Feelin', her third and final album for A&M, went back to the classic American songcraft her mother would have enjoyed, but transformed it with arrangements even more contemporary than she had been sporting previously (no less a studio than the soul bastion of Muscle Shoals, AL, welcomed her for recording). These performances made her a critical success, but they never resulted in sustained record sales; although she was nominated for an Oscar for The Sterile Cuckoo, she wasn't a well-known commodity. It would take the success of Cabaret and the maturing record consumer to make her a star. ~ John Bush, RoviPerformers: Peter Allen - Piano
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