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I Was There: Roger Kellaway Plays from the Bobby Darin Songbook

Label: IPO Recordings
Released: 2005
Track listing: Beyond the Sea; Charade; My Buddy; Just in Time; When I Look in Your Eyes; The Shadow of Your Smile; I Was There; I'm Beginning to See the Light; A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square; When Your Lover Has Gone; That's All; My Funny Valentine; All By Myself; Something in Your Smile.

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Roger Kellaway: I Was There: Roger Kellaway Plays from the Bobby Darin Songbook

Read "I Was There: Roger Kellaway Plays from the Bobby Darin Songbook" reviewed by Craig Jolley

by Craig Jolley
January 21, 2005

In case there is any doubt, this is an authentic Roger Kellaway recording, which is to say it is a musical event. I Was There was produced to coincide with the recent Bobby Darin film biography Beyond the Sea, a project in which Kellaway served as vocal coach for its star, Kevin Spacey. Rather than somehow ...

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Roger Kellaway: I Was There: Roger Kellaway Plays from the Bobby Darin Songbook

Read "I Was There: Roger Kellaway Plays from the Bobby Darin Songbook" reviewed by Jim Santella

by Jim Santella
January 19, 2005

Coinciding with the release of Beyond the Sea, a film biography of singer Bobby Darin, I Was There features songs that the pianist and singer performed together when Kellaway was Bobby Darin's musical director in 1967-68. Kellaway, who worked extensively with actor Kevin Spacey to prepare him for his role as Darin in the ...

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Roger Kellaway: I Was There: Roger Kellaway Plays from the Bobby Darin Songbook

Read "I Was There: Roger Kellaway Plays from the Bobby Darin Songbook" reviewed by J. Robert Bragonier

by J. Robert Bragonier
January 18, 2005

I must confess that I have never cultivated much knowledge about or particular interest in the singing of Bobby Darin. On the other hand, I am most interested in Roger Kellaway, the mention of whose name instantly pricks up my ears. Kellaway is a pianist and composer as phenomenally talented as he is under-recognized. After playing ...