'Get It Up For Love' is a classic dance song written by Ned Doheny. This version from 1974 is the first, later recorded by Tata Vega, the Average White Band (featuring Ben E. King) and Ned himself. Original 7' copies on RCA Records (featuring the single version only) of this exchange hands for between £50 and £100. It is coupled with the full-length album version, generally unknown from this little known artist. The new Diplomats Of Soul label through Expansion aims to deliver lesser know gems of the highest quality and desirability alongside the group's own releases moving forward.
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A 1 True Love's Kiss 3:13
A2 Happy Working Song
Performer – Amy Adams
Producer – Alan Menken, Stephen Schwartz 2:11
A3 That's How You Know
Guitar – Dean Parks, Michael Landau
Performer – Amy Adams
Piano, Keyboards, Electric Organ – Robbie Buchanan
Producer – Alan Menken, Robbie Buchanan, Stephen Schwartz 3:49
A4 So Close
Performer – Jon McLaughlin 3:49
A5 Ever Ever After (Record Version)
Performer – Carrie Underwood 3:31
B1 Andalasia 1:47
B2 Into The Well 4:42
B3 Robert Says Goodbye 3:16
B4 Nathaniel And Pip 4:03
B5 Prince Edward's Search 2:24
C1 Girls Go Shopping 1:41
C2 Narissa Arrives 1:34
C3 Storybook Ending 10:44
D1 Enchanted Suite 4:36
D2 That's Amore
Performer – James Marsden 3:07
- A1: Dedicated To The One I Love
- A2: Ooh Baby Baby
- A3: Woman Of The World
- A4: Louise's Church
- A5: Lite A Flame (The Animal Rights Song) (The Animal Rights Song)
- B1: Walk The Dog & Light The Light (Song Of The Road) (Song Of The Road)
- B2: The Japanese Restaurant Song
- B3: And When I Die
- B4: To A Child
- B5: The Descent Of Luna Rose
- B6: Wild World
- C1: Save The Country
- C2: Wedding Bell Blues
- C3: Trees Of The Ages/Emmie
- C4: Walk On By
- C5: Let It Be Me
- C6: Oh Yeah Maybe Baby (The Heebie Jeebies) (The Heebie Jeebies)
- D1: Wind
- D2: Broken Rainbow
- D3: My Innocence/Sophia
- D4: Art Of Love
Black Vinyl[32,14 €]
Laura Nyro Live In Concert in 1994! Previously available only in Japan Includes live versions of the classics “And When I Die,” “Wedding Bell Blues,” “Stoned Soul Picnic,” and more Member of both the Songwriters and Rock & Roll Halls of Fame A member of both the Songwriters and Rock & Roll Halls of Fame, Laura Nyro not only wrote songs that became hits for acts including The 5th Dimension, Blood, Sweat & Tears, Three Dog Night, Barbra Streisand, and many more, but has been cited as a major influence by Kate Bush, Elton John, Elvis Costello, Cyndi Lauper, Todd Rundgren, Broadway composer Stephen Schwartz Godspell, Wicked, and countless others. She recorded 10 studio albums (one released posthumously), but a live performance from Nyro was always an event. Originally issued only in Japan as Live In Japan in 2003, these 16 tracks recorded at Kintetsu Hall, plus 5 recorded at On Air West return as Trees Of The Ages: Laura Nyro Live In Japan. From Nyro-penned hits including “And When I Die,” “Wedding Bell Blues,” and “Save The Country,” to covers of Bacharach/David, Smokey Robinson, and Phil Spector classics, Trees Of The Ages is an essential document of Laura’s February 1994 historic visit to Japan. With Laura on piano and vocals, with harmonies by Diane Wilson, Dian Sorrell, Diane Garisto, the performances are sublime. Newly remastered by Grammy®-winner Michael Graves, and produced for release by Grammy®-winner Cheryl Pawelski and George Gilbert with the approval of The Laura Nyro Trust, the packaging contains updated artwork and new liner notes from author and musician John Kruth. Looking and sounding incredible, this essential addition to Nyro’s discography is available worldwide for the first time. Trees Of The Ages: Laura Nyro Live In Japan cements the legend of the incomparable Laura Nyro.
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