Hold Me/World We Knew
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Artist:
Bert Kaempfert
Label: Taragon
Category: Music
Average customer rating:
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1
UPC: 783785105220
EAN: 0783785105220
ASIN: B00000I7IF
Release Date: 1999-03-09 |
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Tracks:
- Hold Me
- Hold Back The Dawn
- Sermonette
- It's The Talk Of The Town
- Pussy Footin'
- Take Seven
- So What's New
- Somebody Loves You
- Lady
- Sweet Maria (Milica)
- Rose Room
- Marjoram
- The World We Knew (Over And Over)
- Rain
- Moonlight Serenade
- I Can't Help Remebering You
- You Are My Sunshine
- Night Dreams
- Lover
- VAT 96
- Serenade In Blue
- Talk
- Lonesome
- Stay With The Happy People
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Customer Reviews:
My God.......2005-01-04
Hold Me is my favorite Kaempfert album (i've heard every one - about 40 were made over a 20 yr period) - the classic 'bullet shots' from the brass section , the great trumpet solos...
Every number is great.
The World We Knew isn't in the same class however -
It has 3 or 4 real good numbers, then tapers off somewhat, although the band is at peak form
I would rank this as a 3.5 out 5
These were his band's greatest years
Kaempfert's best album!.......2003-07-22
Often sighted on BEST ALBUMS OF ALL TIME lists, "Hold Me" perfectly defines "the Kaempfert sound." Although not his best selling album to date, it is hands down Bert at his most irresistable and satisfying. The first few notes of the opening title track lure you in and surround you in luxury. Other appealing standards like "Hold Back The Dawn" and "It's The Talk Of The Town" get definative treatment from Bert. And Kaempfert originals like the playful "Pussy Footin'" and the romantic "Lady" illustrate his unique abilities as a tunesmith, a talent that is sadly absent from the current contempory songwriting culture. Like McCartney, Bacharach, and Manilow after him, Kaempfert's music is still fresh; it simply does not have an expiration date! The additional album The World We Knew is not as fully realized, but does feature killer versions of "You Are My Sunshine" and another Kaempfert original, the Sinatra hit "The World We Knew." How did we survive the 80's and 90's without this stuff on cd?
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