Michael Bubl by Michael Bubl (CD, Feb-2003, 2 Discs, 143/Reprise)
Michael Bubl by Michael Bubl (CD, Feb-2003, 2 Discs, 143/Reprise)
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Genre:
Pop
Record Label:
143/Reprise
Style:
Traditional/Vocal
Number of Discs:
2
Artist:
Michael Bubl�
UPC:
093624837626
Format:
CD
Release Year:
2003
Release Date:
02/11/2003
Country of Manufacture:
United States
Detailed item info
Album Features
UPC: 093624837626
Artist: Michael Bubl�
Format: CD
Release Year: 2003
Record Label: 143/Reprise
Genre: Classic Pop Vocals, Pop Vocal
Number Of Discs: 2
Track Listing
1. Fever
2. Moondance
3. Kissing a Fool
4. For Once in My Life
5. How Can You Mend a Broken Heart
6. Summer Wind
7. You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine
8. Crazy Little Thing Called Love
9. Put Your Head on My Shoulder
10. Sway
11. The Way You Look Tonight
12. Come Fly With Me
13. That's All
Details
Playing Time: 49 min.
Contributing Artists: Barry Gibb, Vinnie Colaiuta, Brian Bromberg, Sherree Ford
Distributor: WEA (Distributor)
Recording Type: Studio
Recording Mode: Stereo
SPAR Code: n/a
Album Notes
This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.Personnel: Michael Buble, Sherree Ford (vocals); David Foster (arranger, piano, synthesizer); Dean Parks (acoustic & electric guitars, percussion); Heitor Padilla (acoustic guitar); Michael Thompson, John Pisano (guitar);Bob Sheppard, Dave Boroff (saxophone); Gary Grant (trumpet); Randy Waldman (piano, keyboards); Brian Bromberg (bass); Vinnie Colaiuta, Dave Tull, Frank Capp, Joe Labarbera (drums); Raffael Padilla (percussion); Jochem Van Der Saag, Neil Devor, Felipe Elgueta (programming); Barry Gibb (background vocals).Producers: David Foster, Humberto Gatica, Johnny Mandel.Personnel: Jochem van der Saag (programming).Right off the bat, Michael Buble has you in his corner just because you know people have been calling the poor guy "Bubble" all his life (keep that accent on the second syllable, folks). Nomenclature aside, Buble's debut album positions him as something of a Harry Connick, Jr. for the 21st century. His husky croon gives him a bearing beyond his tender years, and in fact his Sinatra-phrased, pop-jazz style bears strong echoes of Connick's singing. Accordingly, the production leans heavily on the updated swing of chestnuts like "Fever" and "Come Fly With Me," but that's only part of the story.As a modern song stylist, Buble digs into the standards of a more contemporary songbook as well. George Michael's jazzy ballad "Kissing a Ballad" has been a standard-in-waiting for some time, and a version of the Bee Gees' soulful ballad "How Can You Mend A Broken Heart" features a guest turn by Barry Gibb himself. And there are worse things that could happen to Stevie Wonder's "For Once in My Life" than to be given the big-band treatment. It's refreshing to hear the debut of a young singer who's simply applying a strong voice and style to quality songs instead of cynically treading the teen-pop treadmill.
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