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"No Frills" (08/29/1995) Pop Vocal Midler, Bette, Atlantic (USA)Personnel includes: Bette Midler (vocals); Waddy Wachtel (electric guitar); Mark Goldenberg (guitar, synthesizer); Buzzy Feiten (guitar); Bobby Lyle (piano); Pops Popswell (bass); Ricky Lawson (drums); Bobby Hall (congas); Katie Sagal (background vocals). All tracks have been digitally remastered.

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"The Best of Broadway (Angel)" (01/08/2002) Pop Vocal Various Artists, EMI Angel (USA)Includes liner notes by Gilbert Hetherwick and David Foil.

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"Point of No Return [Remaster]" (01/08/2002) Pop Vocal Sinatra, Frank, Capitol/EMI RecordsPersonnel includes: Frank Sinatra (vocals); Axel Stordahl (arranger, conductor). Recorded between 1953 and 1961. Includes liner notes by Pete Welding. All tracks have been digitally remastered. This is part of Capitol Records "Entertainer Of The Century" series. This was Sinatra's last recording for Capitol: all songs were recorded in September 1961, except the bonus tracks, which were recorded in 1953. In 1961 he left Capitol to start his own record label, Reprise Records. The aptly titled POINT OF NO RETURN is a portrait of a man at odds with himself and his world, both literally (the moody cover painting) and sonically. It may have been any one of the pressures on Sinatra (the onset of middle age, his insoluble difficulties with Capitol Records) or a combination of all of them that drove him to record this album full of self-doubt, regret and bittersweet nostalgia for the days of his youth. Thematically, this record anticipates the 1965 Gordon Jenkins-arranged SEPTEMBER OF MY YEARS. Though Sinatra's Tommy Dorsey Band buddy Axel Stordahl's arrangement style is much more conservative than that of Jenkins, the wistful, world-weary performances of "September Song," "It's a Blue World" and others present Sinatra as a man still determined to be the voice of a generation, one that was following him into the personal upheavals of mid-life.

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"No. 1 Hits of the 1940's" (04/17/2001) Pop Vocal Various Artists, Sony Music Special ProductsRecording information: 1939 - 1947.

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"It Is No Secret" (2000) Pop Vocal Nabors, Jim, Sony Music Special Products

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"It's You or No One" (12/15/2004) Pop Vocal Darin, Bobby, Collectors' Choice MusicPersonnel includes: Bobby Darin (vocals); Torrie Zito, Bobby Scott (arranger). Recorded in 1960. Originally released on Atco Records.

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"Time Waits For No One" (02/15/2005) Pop Vocal Ink Spots (The), Collectors' Choice Music

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"It's No Secret Anymore" (09/28/1999) Pop Vocal Eder, Linda, Atlantic (USA)Personnel includes: Linda Eder (vocals); Kim Scharnberg, Jeremy Roberts (conductor); Peter Calo (guitar); Robert Bush (flute); Shelly Woodworth (oboe, English horn); Carl Herman (clarinet); Tom Sescovic (bassoon); Bob Mintzer, Charlie Pillow (saxophone); Randy Brecker, Jim Hynes (trumpet); Birch Johnson, Larry Farrell (trombone); Philip Myers, Bob Carlisle (French horn); Jeremy Roberts (piano, keyboards, programming); David Finck (bass); Mark Walker (drums); Gordon Gottlieb, Steve Kroon (percussion); Will Lee, Russell Velzquez (background vocals). Recorded at Right Track Recording, Edison Recording Studio and Sound On Sound, New York, New York. Includes liner notes by Jack Murphy. Broadway diva Linda Eder, best known as the damsel-in-distress heroine of Jekyll and Hyde, returns with the new Millennium's equivalent of a '60s Streisand album. Eder's husband, J&H composer Frank Widehorn, wrote all but one of these songs. With the exception of the power-ballad wannabes "Even Now" (from Queen Christina) and "Vienna" and the Latin-tinged "Never Dance" (from Havana), the material is in the pre-rock musical tradition of the show tune. The lyrics have been updated a bit-think Cole Porter with '90s topical references and more sexual frankness. Eder is a powerful ballad singer who also knows how to swing. She's in excellent form here, particularly on the album's finale, the Arlen/Mercer classic "One for My Baby," offered as a tribute to Frank Sinatra.

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"The Radio Years: 25 Songs" (10/25/1990) Pop Vocal Crosby, Bing, GNP/CrescendoPersonnel includes: Bing Crosby, Judy Garland, Nat "King" Cole, Peggy Lee, Maurice Chevalier, Dennis Day, Jimmy Durante, The Mills Brothers, Bob Hope, Burl Ives, Kay Thompson, The Williams Brothers, Rudy Vallee, George Burns, The Andrews Sisters. Includes liner notes by Dave Dexter, Jr. All the music heard here was recorded between 1946 and 1954, during Bing Crosby's postwar singing career. Crosby teams up with some of the great entertainers of the 20th century, including Peggy Lee, Bob Hope, Maurice Chevalier, and Judy Garland. Highlights include George "Sugar Throat" Burns' goofy version of "It Might as Well Be Spring," and Jimmy Durante's raspy toned comedy on "You Gotta Start Off Each Day With a Song." However, Crosby's jazzy version of "Everybody Loves My Baby" is perhaps the most endearing of the many selections included on this expansive compilation.

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"There's No Business Like Show Business!" (10/23/2001) Pop Vocal Various Artists, RCA Victor Records (USA)THERE'S NO BUSINESS... compiles highlights from the original soundtrack of THE PRODUCERS plus selections from original cast albums of other hit Broadway musicals performed by Zero Mostel, Gene Wilder, Jason Alexander, Bebe Neuwirth, Ethel Merman, Jerry Orbach, Faith Prince, Angela Lansbury et al. Includes liner notes by R. Peter Munves. Digitally remastered by Hsi-Ling Chang (RCA/BMG Studios, New York, New York).

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"I'm No Angel" (03/04/1997) Pop Vocal West, Mae, Jasmine Records (UK)

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"No One Cares [Remaster]" (01/08/2002) Pop Vocal Sinatra, Frank, Capitol/EMI RecordsPersonnel includes: Frank Sinatra (vocals); Gordon Jenkins, Nelson Riddle (arranger, conductor). Recorded between 1953 and 1959. Includes liner notes by Pete Welding. This is part of Capitol Records "Entertainer Of The Century" series. This 1959 recording stands with ONLY THE LONELY and IN THE WEE SMALL HOURS as one of Sinatra's premier albums of "saloon songs"--those songs in which he takes the role of the jilted lover drowning his sorrows in drink and telling his sad story to anyone who'll listen (most likely the bartender, as in ONLY THE LONELY's "One For My Baby"). When it comes to elegant displays of heartsick despair, latter-day crooners like Chris Isaak can't hold a candle to the old master. Sinatra inhabits these songs so convincingly it's hard to believe his real life was the lurid, Hefneresque tale that it actually was. On chestnuts like "Stormy Weather" and "I'll Never Smile Again," his is the voice of a man bereft of love and unable to vanquish his obsessions. On the gorgeous ballad "I Don't Stand A Ghost Of A Chance With You," he doesn't even get that far; his character can't even escape the wall of self-doubt that renders his romantic aspirations futile. Gordon Jenkins's orchestrations complement Sinatra's brokenhearted plaints perfectly throughout the proceedings.

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"No One Cares [Remaster]" (01/08/2002) Pop Vocal Sinatra, Frank, Capitol/EMI RecordsPersonnel includes: Frank Sinatra (vocals); Gordon Jenkins, Nelson Riddle (arranger, conductor). Recorded between 1953 and 1959. Includes liner notes by Pete Welding. This is part of Capitol Records "Entertainer Of The Century" series. This 1959 recording stands with ONLY THE LONELY and IN THE WEE SMALL HOURS as one of Sinatra's premier albums of "saloon songs"--those songs in which he takes the role of the jilted lover drowning his sorrows in drink and telling his sad story to anyone who'll listen (most likely the bartender, as in ONLY THE LONELY's "One For My Baby"). When it comes to elegant displays of heartsick despair, latter-day crooners like Chris Isaak can't hold a candle to the old master. Sinatra inhabits these songs so convincingly it's hard to believe his real life was the lurid, Hefneresque tale that it actually was. On chestnuts like "Stormy Weather" and "I'll Never Smile Again," his is the voice of a man bereft of love and unable to vanquish his obsessions. On the gorgeous ballad "I Don't Stand A Ghost Of A Chance With You," he doesn't even get that far; his character can't even escape the wall of self-doubt that renders his romantic aspirations futile. Gordon Jenkins's orchestrations complement Sinatra's brokenhearted plaints perfectly throughout the proceedings.

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"No One Knows [Digipak] *" (01/22/2008) Pop Vocal Comstock, Eric, Harbinger RecordsPersonnel: Eric Comstock (vocals, piano); Peter Bernstein (guitar); Frank Wess (flute, tenor saxophone); Wycliffe Gordon (trombone); Eric Reed (piano); Peter Washington (double bass); Matt Wilson (drums).

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"Ain't No Sunshine [Single]" (05/05/2003) Pop Vocal Jarreau, Al, ZYX Records (USA)

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"Richard Rogers: No Strings" (03/14/2006) Pop Vocal Various Artists, Collectables Records

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"The Road Ain't No Place For a Lady" (10/01/2002) Pop Vocal Donato, Lori, LML MusicPersonnel: Lori Donato (vocals, piano); Gil Leib (piano); Tom Lilly, Wilfred Middlebrooks (bass); Jack Le Compte (drums); Joanne Montana, Marta Woodhull (background vocals).

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"No es Solo Rock & Roll" (11/10/2003) Pop Vocal Intoxicados, Polygram (Argentina)

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"Sus Mejores Interpretes de Armando Manzanero" (10/26/2004) Pop Vocal Manzanero, Armando, Sony Discos Inc.

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"No Free Jam" (10/16/2000) Pop Vocal Sanders, Annette, Original Cast (Label)

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"This Is No Dream" (11/22/2000) Pop Vocal Lavine, Audrey, Original Cast (Label)

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"It Is No Secret" (2000) Pop Vocal Nabors, Jim, Sony Music Special Products

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"Cole Porter: But in the Morning, No" (11/19/2002) Pop Vocal Various Artists, Naxos NostalgiaIncludes liner notes by Peter Dempsey.

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"Ain't No Sunshine (Armoury)" (05/29/2001) Pop Vocal Jarreau, Al, ArmouryIncludes liner notes by Michael Heatley.

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"15 Exitos" (10/10/1993) Pop Vocal King Clave, Orfeon

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"No. 1 Hits of the 1940's" (04/17/2001) Pop Vocal Various Artists, Sony Music Special ProductsRecording information: 1939 - 1947.

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"No Sound But a Heart" (03/17/1999) Pop Vocal Easton, Sheena, One Way Records (USA)

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"This Is No Dream" (10/17/2000) Pop Vocal Lavine, Audrey, Ostinato

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"No Me Dejes de Querer [Single]" (08/22/2000) Pop Vocal Estefan, Gloria, Epic (USA)

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"There's No Business Like Show Business" (09/28/2004) Pop Vocal Sinatra, Frank, Prism EntertainmentRecording information: By 1945 - By 1949. Mostly consisting of the romantic ballads for which he became famous, this extensive best-of from Frank Sinatra's 1940s pop idol heyday, when the singer's shows were besieged by hordes of teenage bobbysoxers, features selections recorded with the big bands of Harry James, Percy Faith, and Mitch Miller.

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"Firme E Forte No Pagode" (07/06/2004) Pop Vocal Carvalho, Beth, BMG (Brazil)Beth Carvalho's FIRME E FORTE NO PAGODE contains 14 samba tracks.
 
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"No es Solo Rock & Roll" (11/04/2003) Pop Vocal Intoxicados, Universal Records (Argentina)This 2003 outing by the Argentine pop/rock ensemble Intoxicados includes "Volver A Casa," "Una Vela," and "No Tengo Ganas."
 
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"No. 1 Christmas Album" (11/11/2003) Rock & Pop Various Artists, Universal Records (UK)
 
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"Ain't No Sunshine" (04/20/2004) Pop Vocal Jarreau, Al, Prestige Elite Records (UK)On this salute to his main man Bill Withers, crooner Jarreau jazzes up eight of Withers's best known R&B gems, including "Lean On Me," "Use Me," "Grandma's Hands," "Lonely Town, Lonely Street," and the title cut.
 
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"No Frills" (n/a) Pop Vocal Persuasions (The), Rounder SelectThe Persuasions: Jerry Lawson, Herbert Toubo Rhoad, Jimmy Hayes, Jayotis Washington (vocals). Any Persuasions' album on which these keepers of the doo-wop flame warble the Partridge Family's "I Woke Up This Morning" (as they do here) is by definition something of a departure. Elsewhere on the album, however, they hew to their familiar format, which is to say it includes covers of early R&B (Roy Hamilton's "You Can Have Her," Clyde McPhatter's "Treasure of Love") and gospel tunes, with the occasional pre-doo-wop pop standard thrown in for variety (here it's Frank Loesser's "What Are You Doing New Year's Eve?"). It's all gorgeously sung (as usual) but the group's sound is slightly expanded here; original second tenor Joe Russell can be heard on about half the songs, while soprano Beverly Rohlehr adds interesting vocal shadings to the likes of "I Wonder Do You Love the Lord Like I Do."
 
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"No Frills" (n/a) Pop Vocal Persuasions (The), Rounder SelectThe Persuasions: Jerry Lawson, Herbert Toubo Rhoad, Jimmy Hayes, Jayotis Washington (vocals). Any Persuasions' album on which these keepers of the doo-wop flame warble the Partridge Family's "I Woke Up This Morning" (as they do here) is by definition something of a departure. Elsewhere on the album, however, they hew to their familiar format, which is to say it includes covers of early R&B (Roy Hamilton's "You Can Have Her," Clyde McPhatter's "Treasure of Love") and gospel tunes, with the occasional pre-doo-wop pop standard thrown in for variety (here it's Frank Loesser's "What Are You Doing New Year's Eve?"). It's all gorgeously sung (as usual) but the group's sound is slightly expanded here; original second tenor Joe Russell can be heard on about half the songs, while soprano Beverly Rohlehr adds interesting vocal shadings to the likes of "I Wonder Do You Love the Lord Like I Do."
 
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"Ain't No Sunshine [Single]" (04/02/1999) Pop Vocal Jarreau, Al, Lifetime (import - UK)
 
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"No Net *" (11/09/1999) Pop Vocal Voicebox, Voxhumana RecordsVoicebox: Dawn Bruestle, Maureen Boylan, Jodi Robinson, Elise Hyder, Jeffrey Stivers, Michael Oxley, Thom Mariner, Craig Phillips (vocals); Steve Hayes (percussion).
 
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"Ain't No Sunshine (Blue Moon)" (07/22/1996) Pop Vocal Jarreau, Al, Blue Moon (UK)AIN'T NO SUNSHINE is a re-issue of an LP called JARREAU DOES WITHERS.
 
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"There's No Business Like Show Business" (09/28/2004) Pop Vocal Sinatra, Frank, Prism EntertainmentRecording information: By 1945 - By 1949. Mostly consisting of the romantic ballads for which he became famous, this extensive best-of from Frank Sinatra's 1940s pop idol heyday, when the singer's shows were besieged by hordes of teenage bobbysoxers, features selections recorded with the big bands of Harry James, Percy Faith, and Mitch Miller.
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