| Come to Where the Love Is/Great Themes to Remember | 
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Category: Music
Publisher: Dutton Vocalion UK
Studio: Dutton Vocalion UK
Manufacturer: Dutton Vocalion UK
Label: Dutton Vocalion UK
Format: Original Recording Remastered
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
UPC: 765387436926
EAN: 0765387436926
ASIN: B0017RRDW8
Release Date: July 8, 2008
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| Tracks:
| • | Love Theme - Ronnie Aldrich, | | • | Alone Again (Naturally) - Ronnie Aldrich, O'Sullivan | | • | Song Sung Blue - Ronnie Aldrich, Diamond, Neil | | • | The Impossible Dream - Ronnie Aldrich, | | • | Popcorn - Ronnie Aldrich, Kingsley | | • | Where Is the Love - Ronnie Aldrich, Salter | | • | Theme - Ronnie Aldrich, | | • | The Candy Man - Ronnie Aldrich, | | • | Without You - Ronnie Aldrich, Evans | | • | Come to Where the Love Is - Ronnie Aldrich, Taylor | | • | Breaking Up Is Hard to Do - Ronnie Aldrich, Sedaka | | • | Jenny?s Theme - Ronnie Aldrich, | | • | [Excerpt] - Ronnie Aldrich, | | • | Meditation - Ronnie Aldrich, Massenet, J. | | • | Serenade - Ronnie Aldrich, Schubert, F. | | • | None But the Lonely Heart - Ronnie Aldrich, Tchaikovsky, P. | | • | Vocalise - Ronnie Aldrich, Rachmaninoff, S. | | • | Barcarolle - Ronnie Aldrich, | | • | Nocturne - Ronnie Aldrich, Borodin, A. | | • | Serenade - Ronnie Aldrich, | | • | Nocturne - Ronnie Aldrich, | | • | Air on the G String - Ronnie Aldrich, | | • | Theme - Ronnie Aldrich, |
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| Customer Reviews:
BEAUTIFUL! November 6, 2008
With those albums Vocalion complete 33 LPs from Ronnie re-issued to CD. Those were re-released some years ago in CD, by Decca in "Adagio, Great Melodies from the Classics" (1996), and Great Themes to Remember. The other one, "Come to where the love is", in 2 on 1 by Decca. Is the first time we have the art of the cover of Great Themes to Remember.
Both, in excellent sound, when London/Decca had the secret of the glorious sound of Phase 4 Stereo. Enjoy, are great, and the piano of Ronnie sound absolutely beautiful!
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