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Contents: Blu-spec CD2 ?sTrack Listing?t 1. Introduction by David Kapralic / My Name Is Barbara 2. Much More 3. Napoleon 4. I Hate Music! 5. Light as the Rain 6. Cry Me a River 7. Value 8. Come Back to My Senses 9. Band Introduction 10. It's Going to Rain Soon 11. Come to the Supermarket 12. When the Sun Comes Out 13. Happy Days Again 14. Keepin' Out of Mischief Now 15. Sleepin' Be 16. I Had Myself a True Love 17. Enchanted 18. Who's Afraid of the Wolf? 19. I'll Tell the Man in the Street 20. A Taste of Honey 21. Never Will I Marie 22. Nobody's Heart Belongs to Me 23. My Honey's Lovin' Arms 24. I Stayed Too Long at the Fair A live recording that was supposed to be her debut album is finally unveiled after 60 years. "Live at the Bon Soir," which was intended to be Barbra Streisand's debut album, is being released for the first time to commemorate the 60th anniversary of her contract with Columbia Records. While pursuing an acting career and working on Broadway, Barbra won a contest, which led to her performing at the New York nightclub "Bon Soir." The performance was a huge success, with the New York Times praising her as "remarkably young, stylish, fresh, and with an outstandingly vibrant voice." Although plans were underway to record this performance and release it as her debut album, Barbra requested a studio recording instead, and this live recording remained unreleased in her archives for a long time. Now, the original master tapes have been remixed and remastered, bringing back to life the magnificent performance in which she skillfully sang standards at the tender age of twenty. It is also a precious record that showcases the brilliance of young Barbra's talent, brimming with immense potential. Media Reviews and More: Barbra Streisand's intended debut album, "Live at the Bon Soir," is being released for the first time to commemorate the 60th anniversary of her contract with Columbia Records. While pursuing an acting career and working on Broadway, Barbra won a contest, which led to her performing at the New York nightclub "Bon Soir." The performance was a huge success, with the New York Times praising her as "remarkably young, stylish, fresh, and with an outstandingly vibrant voice." While plans were underway to record this performance and release it as her debut album, Barbra requested a studio recording instead, and this live recording remained unreleased in her archives for a long time. Now, the original master tapes have been remixed and remastered, bringing back to life the magnificent performance in which she skillfully sang standards at the tender age of twenty. It is also a precious record that showcases the brilliance of young Barbra's talent and immense potential. (C)RS
