Ann Hampton Callaway - Bring Back Romance

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Bring Back Romance
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Artist(s)	Ann Hampton Callaway
Studio	Drg
Release Date	September 25, 1994
UPC Code	021471141726
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Tracks

Music - Ann Hampton Callaway, Callaway, Ann Hampt
How Long Has This Been Going On? - Ann Hampton Callaway, Gershwin, George
This Might Be Forever - Ann Hampton Callaway, Callaway, Ann Hampt
My One and Only Love - Ann Hampton Callaway, Wood, Guy
An Affair to Remember - Ann Hampton Callaway, Warren, Harry
Bring Back Romance - Ann Hampton Callaway, Callaway, Ann Hampt
You Can't Rush Spring - Ann Hampton Callaway, Callaway, Ann Hampt
Out of This World - Ann Hampton Callaway, Arlen, Harold
A Quiet Thing - Ann Hampton Callaway, Kander, John
There Will Never Be Another You - Ann Hampton Callaway, Warren, Harry
Where Does Love Go? - Ann Hampton Callaway, Callaway, Ann Hampt
You Go to My Head - Ann Hampton Callaway, Coots, J. Fred
It Could Happen to You - Ann Hampton Callaway, VanHeusen, Jimmy
My Shining Hour/I'll Be Seeing You - Ann Hampton Callaway, Arlen, Harold

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User Reviews

Average user review:

(3 reviews)

Sweet Rain

The sweet rain of Ann Hampton Callaway's voice will ease you into the dream world of romance and rock you gently until all the world is at peace. The strength of this CD is that it is so easy on the ear that you don't have to listen. Got a fireplace? Turn off all the lights, open a bottle of good wine, find a handsome companion and do your best not to get in the way. Ms Callaway can croon with the likes of Ella, Sarah Vaughn and Julie London and the very best part is that she is recording now. If there is a fault to find, these gentle romantic songs don't give Ms Callaway a chance to soar. When she sings softly the angels stop to listen but when she swings she sings only for God. February 21, 2003

This is just my opinion only

This cd seemed to run out of brilliant ideas. There seemed to be no clear cut direction that this cd would take. No one seemed to take charge about where this cd would go.

The idea for a "Romantic" cd was great one, but the powers that be, didn't do a very good job of developing this theme.

I thought the band used too much electronic instrumentation. I also felt like the repertoire was a little unexciting.

As everyone will agree, music is an outward reflection of ones' personality. Each personality requires different kinds of music. For me, my personality requres the old standards, comptempory music will not work with me. I'm old fashioned!

Recommendation: I can not recommend this cd. March 1, 2001

Ann Hampton Callaway brings back more than romance. . . .
Ann Hampton Callaway offers a full menu of romantic songs--many original compositions--with the voice of a seasoned chanteuse who has known romance and loss and love regained. From her lilting original composition "Music" to her soft and delicate rendering of Kander and Ebb's "A Quiet Thing" to her hushed good-byes in "I'll Be Seeing You," Ms. Callaway displays a vocal range with a generosity and depth rarely encountered. The title song "Bring Back Romance" with its exhortations for "soft conversation and slow dance" and "ways to say I love you without speaking" and "the promise of warm passion" is a marvel of romantic song-writing and vocal interpretation. This album sets the mood for a night of intimacy with your significant other. Ann Hampton Callaway brings back romance with her lush voice, stirring performances, and happy sharing of her heart. This one is a winner. July 24, 1998

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