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A Seventieth Birthday Celebration
Label: Concord Music Group
Released: 1998
Track listing:
Secret of Life; Oh, What a Beautiful Morning; I Got Lost in His Arms; Come Rain or Come Shine; One for My Baby; I'm Beginning to See the Light; But Beautiful; Just One of Those Things; Thanks for the Memory; It's Only a Paper Moon; (Have) I Stayed Too Long at the Fair; Hey There; Long Ago and Far Away; Turn Around; Falling in Love Again; From This Moment On; For All We Know; Ol' Man River; (Our) Love Is Here to Stay (70:22).
Rosemary Clooney: At Long Last
by Jim Santella
Rosemary Clooney’s voice sparkles today as it has for the past 50 years. Starting her career with Tony Pastor’s big band and garnering wide popularity with her no-nonsense style, the singer has devoted her career to delivering a lyric’s message with just the right amount of expression. Similarly, the Count Basie Orchestra has a long record ...
Rosemary Clooney: Seventieth Birthday Celebration
by John Sharpe
This compilation pays tribute to Clooney, who celebrated her 70th. birthday on May 23 of this year, and includes some of her best work for the Concord label. Since this fine, jazz-based vocalist, has recorded 24 albums for the label, this 19 song collection represents just a smidgen of her remarkably consistent output. Clooney has always ...
Rosemary Clooney: A Seventieth Birthday Celebration
by Jack Bowers
Mixed emotions - on the one hand, surprise that Rosemary Clooney has reached the age of 70; on the other, gratitude that she remains at 70 one of our finest interpreters of American popular song. There aren't many who are in Rosie's league (and one less since Sinatra's passing). Mel Tormé is still on the scene, ...
Rosemary Clooney: A Seventieth Birthday Celebration
by Robert Spencer
Rosemary Clooney's career spans the decades, and you can see it on this disc: from It's Only a Paper Moon" and Ol' Man River" to James Taylor's Secret of Life." Other tracks include Rodgers and Hammerstein's Oh, What a Beautiful Morning," Gershwin's (Our) Love is Here to Stay" and Long Ago and Far Away," Irving Berlin's ...

