Change

Change Artist: Laura Fygi
Label: Universal
Category: Music



Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
Format: Import
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 2


UPC: 044006683225
EAN: 0044006683225
ASIN: B00007J35W


Release Date: 2002-11-25

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Tracks:

  1. Midnight Stroll
  2. Every Moment
  3. Change
  4. Girltalk
  5. Enfant Terrible
  6. How Do I Win Your Heart
  7. He Saw Her There
  8. Latin Eyes
  9. Loved You So Long
  10. You Cant Judge
  11. Remember Me
  12. No Small Talk Please
  13. Eternal Honeymoon
  14. I Belong
  15. Baby Come To Me (Duet With William So) (Bonus CD)
  16. Someone Like Me (Bonus CD)
  17. Good Things (Bonus CD)
  18. He Saw Her There (The Trip Tonic Remix) (Bonus CD)

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Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars ULTRA GOOD THINGS FOR SOMEONE LIKE ME![.].......2002-12-27

Having released her highly acclaimed semi-biography album "Change" last October, Laura comes back with this Special Asian Tour Edition with a bonus disc contains 4 new previously unreleased tracks. Just when you think Laura recorded everything possible in jazz standards, love ballads, easy listening, bossa nova, chansons, latin, Japanese themes and even Mandarin pops, she comes up with something new and, as always, it is a success. This time, a duet with an Asian jazz singer in Rod Temperton's "Baby come to me". Offering his rich voice, "The King of Jazz" of Hong Kong doesn't hold up beside Laura's despite the fact that they recorded the song in separate studios. You can't tell? But most of all, the important thing is to allow you to be absolutely and unconditionally swept away by this charming and romantic song interpreted by these well-matched artists. This is definitely a cool duet with universal appeal.

Characterised by a heart warming, butter wouldn't melt beautiful track "Someone Like Me" and the catchy tune "Good Things" which easily fit into Laura's portfolio that she delivers those loving feelings again.

With the impressive heartfelt love ballad "He Saw Her There (The Trip:Tonic Remix), Laura brings us back to Cairo, Egypt in 1945 to a night club where a fairy tale began. A true love story about her father (a rich Dutchman) and her mother (an Egyptian bellydancer) how they met and fell in love at first sight. Listening to this emotional and memorable love song, it reminds me exactly how sexy Laura really is in Live at her "Change" Asian Tour. She even does some belly dancing when she interprets this song on stage. What a great artist and a true entertainer!

The style as a whole on this album is new and reflects a new inner Laura. That's whey there's a new and free Laura. And musically, as far as the melodies and the lyrics go, they are free too. Laura croons with effortless grace and her smooth and sultry delivery shimmers with remarkable elegance that blends in perfectly with the music, adding a sense of sophistication to a soft and breezy jazzy night.

Again, a truly delightful and sterling release for those who love Laura. The best amongst the best in 2002. Trust me!...

5 out of 5 stars ULTRA GOOD THINGS FOR SOMEONE LIKE ME!!!!!!!!!.......2002-12-18

Having released her highly acclaimed semi-biography album "Change" last October, Laura comes back with this special edition with a bonus disc contains 4 new tracks. Just when you think Laura recorded everything possible in jazz standards, love ballads, easy listening, bossa nova, chansons, latin, Japanese themes and even Mandarin pops, she comes up with something new and, as always, it is a success. This time, a duet with an Asian jazz singer in Rod Temperton's "Baby come to me". Offering his rich voice, "The King of Jazz" of Hong Kong doesn't hold up beside Laura's despite the fact that they recorded the song in separate studios. You can't tell? But most of all, the important thing is to allow you to be absolutely and unconditionally swept away by this charming and romantic song interpreted by these well-matched artists. This is definitely a cool duet with universal appeal.

Characterised by a heart warming, butter wouldn't melt beautiful track "Someone Like Me" and the catchy tune "Good Things" which easily fit into Laura's portfolio that she delivers those loving feelings again.

With the impressive heartfelt love ballad "The Trip : He Saw Her There - Tonic Remix", Laura brings us back to a night club in Cairo, Egypt in 1945 and tells us a fairy tale. A true love story about her father (a rich Dutchman) and her mother (an Egyptian bellydancer) how they met and fell in love at first sight. Listening to this emotional and memorable love song, it reminds me exactly how sexy she really is in Live at her "Change" Asian Tour. She even does some belly dancing when she sings this song on stage. A great artist and true entertainer.

The style as a whole on this album is new and reflects a new inner Laura. That's why there's a new and free Laura. And musically, as far as the melodies and the lyrics go, they are free too. Laura croons with effortless grace and her smooth and sultry delivery shimmers with remarkable elegance that blends in perfectly with the music, adding a sense of sophistication to a soft and breezy jazzy night.

Again, a truly delightful and sterling release for those devotees who love Laura. The best amongst the best.

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  2. Super Hits ~ Miles Davis
  3. Convergence Zone ~ Phil Kelly & the NW Prevailing Winds
  4. Devout Catalyst ~ Ken Nordine
  5. Sir Duke ~ Bill Ware
  6. Dreams ~ Otomo Yoshihide's New Jazz Ensemble
  7. Guapapasea!
  8. Whispering Sea ~ Tony O'Connor
  9. Chet Is Back (Dig) ~ Chet Baker Sextet
  10. Latin from Manhattan ~ Bob Mintzer Big Band

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Music CD

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Indonesha ~ Phunké Assfalt

Back Up Off Me! ~ Doctor Dre & Ed Lover

Danse Macabre Remixes ~ The Faint

The Best Of Me ~ Bryan Adams

Biggest Hits of the 80's ~ Various Artists

Trb

Life in Transition ~ The Clint Boon Experience

Mr Lonely ~ Deborah Cox

It's Been a Long Time Coming ~ Mykill Miers

Priesthood ~ Killah Priest