| | Anne Murray I'll Be Seeing You CD Anne Murray Discography of CDs
This is a DualDisc, which contains a CD on one side of the disc and a DVD on the other.
Personnel: Anne Murray (vocals); Aidan Mason (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, classical guitar); Don Reed (fiddle); Tom Szczesniak (accordion); Vern Dorge (clarinet, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone); Guido Basso (trumpet, flugelhorn); Steve Sexton (keyboards); Peter Bleakney (bass instrument); Gary Craig (drums, percussion).
Anne Murray, the lovely, sturdy alto voice that flew "Snowbird," "Danny's Song," and "You Needed Me" to the top of the charts, turns her eye toward that canon of tunes in the Great American Songbook. Murray approaches these stellar standards with nicely balanced doses of melancholy, torch, and twang (not unlike the great Patsy Cline). And classy jazz-tinged arrangements perfectly frame the singer's fine voice in a subtle mix of piano, clarinet, flugelhorn, and occasional accordion.
Anne Murray's vocals are like a fine scotch: they just keep getting better as the years go by. This smooth collection of standards is what you would expect from her, with well-arranged orchestrations that complement her already nearly pitch-perfect voice. It's a wonderful set of selections, but not without a bit of melancholy found in each song. I'll Be Seeing You was thematically chosen as a somber but moving tribute to the loss of her close friend Cynthia McReynolds. ~ Rob Theakston
Dual Disc CD/DVD
Anne Murray I'll Be Seeing You Songs | | I'll Be Seeing You CD I'LL BE SEEING YOU AGAIN: |
| 1. | All of Me |
| 2. | As Time Goes By |
| 3. | Dream a Little Dream of Me |
| 4. | I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now |
| 5. | I'm Gonna Sit Right Down & Write Myself a Letter |
| 6. | Over the Rainbow |
| 7. | Twilight Time |
| 8. | My Buddy |
| 9. | After You're Gone |
| 10. | What'll I Do |
| 11. | Don't Get Around Much Anymore |
| 12. | Smile |
| 13. | You Made Me Love You |
| 14. | I'll Be Seeing You |
| 15. | We'll Meet Again |
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