Diana Ross - The Lady Sings... Jazz & Blues DVD

Diana Ross - The Lady Sings... Jazz & Blues review Diana Krall, the wildly popular jazz singer, takes her sultry voice to the Paris Olympia for this Dec. 1, 2001 performance. Mixing material from her first five albums with her favorite standards, this performance captures Ms. Krall in fine form. Recorded live at the Paris Olympia on December 1, 2001, Krall's classic style blends equal parts artistic vision, hard work and determination. The British Columbia native began playing piano at the age of four and now has five stunning albums behind her. She made her debut with the critically acclaimed "Only Trust Your Heart" and the album topped the Billboard jazz charts for most of 1998, earning Krall a GRAMMY nomination. She went on to win a Best Jazz Vocal Performance GRAMMY for 1999's platinum-selling "When I Look in Your Eyes" and became the first jazz artist in ...

Diana Ross - The Lady Sings... Jazz & Blues DVD for sale A list of the Supremes' songs reads like a history lesson on Motown's golden years. For the first time, the girl group's hits are available in an official video collection. Featuring performances on THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW and THE MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW, this release includes "Where Did Our Love Go," "Stop! In the Name of Love," You Can't Hurry Love," and many of the other hit songs by the top-selling female group. This DVD includes their greatest hits on video in any form for the first time. Included are not only the classic appearances from Ed Sullivan and Hullabaloo, but incredible rare footage not seen since first aired more than 40 years ago. As a fabulous bonus, a click of the sub-title button will also reveal entertaining and revealing trivia. Extras include rare clips, early footage of the trio ding their first top 40 hit, and uncut footage from the documentary Anatomy of Pop that includes a Berry Gordy interview. Additionally included are 7 original a capella tracks from Hitsville, stereo audio for 12 lip-synched clips, and 24 page booklet.

Diana Ross - The Lady Sings... Jazz & Blues movie Music cable channel VH1 presents legendary disco diva Donna Summer, performing live on February 28, 1999 at New York City's famed Hammerstein Ballroom. After years away from the limelight, Donna Summer is back performing the hits that made her a superstar of the 1970's disco club. Here she performs sixteen tunes, including "This Time I Know It's For Real, " "I Feel Love," and "Last Dance". In addition, a lovely duet with Tina Arena called "No More Tears (Enough is Enough)" is a highlight. Standard Screen; Additional Footage; Soundtrack English; Dolby Digital 5.1 Re; Behind The Scenes

Diana Ross - The Lady Sings... Jazz & Blues video This double-disc set puts the studio collaborations of the Supremes and the Temptations--two of Motown's best groups--into one package. Moreover, the track list includes many of the finest songs produced by Berry Gordy's music empire, authored by the likes of Ashford & Simpson, Smokey Robinson, and Marvin Gaye, along with pop hits by Bacharach & David, Lennon & McCartney, and more. Beginning with an uncharacteristically flashy medley, the rest of the set falls right into step. "Try It Baby," "I Second That Emotion," and a "Funky Broadway" are only a few of the treasures here. On disc two, Motown hits "Stubborn Kind of Fellow" and "I'll Be Doggone" are interspersed with covers such as the Band's "The Weight" and Sly Stone's "Sing a Simple Song." The vocal prowess of the Supremes and the Temptations should go without saying, but it is the lead and harmonic interplay between the members here--the complex, interlocking male-female lines--that really stands out. While newcomers would be advised to first seek out collections by the individual groups, JOINED TOGETHER is a testament to the combined power of two of soul music's greatest. Includes liner notes by Andrew Skurow. Full title: DIANA ROSS & THE SUPREMES JOIN THE TEMPTATIONS (1968)/TOGETHER (1969). Personnel: Diana Ross, Mary Wilson, Cindy Birdsong, Melvin Franklin, Otis Williams, Paul Williams, Eddie Kendricks (vocals). Producers include: Frank Wilson, Smokey Robinson, Al Cleveland, Terry Johnson, Henry Cosby. Compilation producers: Andrew Skurow, Harry Weinger. Personnel: Mary Wilson (vocals); The Supremes (background vocals). Audio Mixers: Ellen Fitton; Frank Beaty Wilson. Liner Note Author: Andrew Skurow. Illustrator: Walter Velez. Arrangers: Jerry Long; Willie Shorter; Gene Page; H.B. Barnum; Paul Riser; Tom Baird.

Diana Ross - The Lady Sings... Jazz & Blues film The one and only jazz legend, Count Basie, delivers the goods at Carnegie Hall on March 20, 1981. A celebration of his fifty years in jazz, this tribute also features Sarah Vaughn, Tony Bennett, George Benson, and Joe Williams as guest stars alongside Basie's illustrious band. Among the songs performed are: "In a Mellow Tone," "Booty's Blues," "Goin' to Chicago," "Sweet Georgia Brown," "One O'Clock Jump," "Sophisticated Lady," "Indian Summer," " It Don't Mean a Thing" and "April in Paris" among many others! Count Basie delivers a spectacular show live from Carnegie Hall on March 20, 1981 celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of his illustrious career. This all-star tribute celebrates also features Sarah Vaughn, Tony Bennett, George Benson, and Joe Williams.

Diana Ross - The Lady Sings... Jazz & Blues review Recorded between 1970 and 1971. Includes liner notes by David Nathan. Her self-titled debut LP (later retitled Ain't No Mountain High Enough after the single became a hit) was arguably her finest solo work at Motown and perhaps her best ever; it was certainly among her most stunning. Everyone who doubted whether Diana Ross could sustain a career outside the Supremes found out immediately that she would be a star. The single "Reach Out and Touch (Somebody's Hand)" remains a staple in her shows, and is still her finest message track. ~ Ron Wynn All tracks have been digitally remastered. This is part of Motown's "Classic Albums" series. Additional Tracks Reissue producers: Harry Weinger, Andrew Skurow. Personnel includes: Diana Ross (vocals); Paul Riser (arranger); Johnny Bristol (background vocals). Producers: Nick Ashford, Valerie Simpson, Bones Howe.