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In Love Again: The Music Of Richard Rodgers

By Stacey Kent

Label: Candid
Released: 2002

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By Stacey Kent

Label: Candid
Released: 2001

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Label: Candid Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: I've Got a Crush on You; When Your Lover Has Gone; Isn't It a Pity?; You Are There; Under a Blanket of Blue: Dreamsville; Polka Dots and Moonbeams; Hushabye Mountain; Little Girl Blue; You're Looking at Me; Violets for Your Furs; Thanks for the Memory

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Stacey Kent: Dreamsville

Read "Dreamsville" reviewed by Dave Nathan

by Dave Nathan
September 1, 2001

Each time after listening to a new album from Stacey Kent, one concludes that this is the best she can get, she has finally reached the ultimate rung on her artistic ladder. But then one is surprised to find that she has just reached penultimate rung, because this next release is better. Such is the case ...

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Stacey Kent: Dreamsville

by Dave Nathan
September 1, 2001

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Let Yourself Go-Celebrating Fred Astaire

By Stacey Kent

Label: Candid Records
Released: 2000
Track listing: 1. Let Yourself Go 2. They Can't Take That Away From Me 3. I Won't Dance 4. Isn't This A Lovely Day? 5. They All Laughed 6. He Loves and She Loves 7. Shall We Dance? 8. One for My Baby 9. 'Swonderful 10. A Fine Romance 11. I Guess I'll Have to Change My Plan 12. I'm Putting All My Eggs In One Basket 13. By Myself.

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Stacey Kent: Let Yourself Go-Celebrating Fred Astaire

Read "Let Yourself Go-Celebrating Fred Astaire" reviewed by Dave Nathan

by Dave Nathan
October 1, 2000

Stacey Kent has come up with captivating collection to honor Fred Astaire as a singer by putting together a play list of thirteen tunes written by the cream of the popular song writers. With his low key, narrow ranged voice, Astaire probably introduced and/or made popular more songs that were destined to become cherished entries in ...

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Stacey Kent: Let Yourself Go-Celebrating Fred Astaire

Read "Let Yourself Go-Celebrating Fred Astaire" reviewed by David Adler

by David Adler
July 1, 2000

Britain-based vocalist Stacey Kent puts her personal stamp on some great old songs associated with Fred Astaire. Joining her is a small, swinging combo: Kent’s husband Jim Tomlinson on saxophones and clarinet, Colin Oxley on guitar, David Newton on piano, Simon Thorpe on bass, and Steve Brown on drums. Though all the tracks are standards, there ...

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