Showing posts with label Vikki Carr. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vikki Carr. Show all posts

Friday, March 23, 2018

Vikki Carr - The Best Of The Liberty Years

Styles: Vocal
Year: 1989
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 49:42
Size: 117,4 MB
Art: Front

(2:51)  1. It Must Be Him
(3:31)  2. Goin' Out Of My Head
(2:57)  3. Surrey With The Fringe On Top
(3:24)  4. Meditation (Bosanova)
(2:39)  5. You Don't Have To Say You Love Me
(3:12)  6. Can't Take My Eyes Off You
(4:40)  7. With Pen In Hand
(3:15)  8. Cuando Calienta El Sol
(2:32)  9. I Will Wait For You
(2:52) 10. Until It's Time For You To Go
(3:21) 11. The Glory Of Love
(3:29) 12. Carnival (A Day In The Life Of A Fool)
(2:34) 13. The Lesson
(2:32) 14. When In Rome
(2:56) 15. There I Go
(2:49) 16. For Once In My Life

After singing in various school functions, local groups, and Pepe Callahan's Mexican-Irish band, Carr began her professional musical career in earnest in the early '60s. Her solo debut was in Reno, supported by the Chuck Leonard Quartet, which led to a record contract with Liberty. While not gathering much attention in the U.S., her first single ("He's a Rebel") was a hit in Australia and led to numerous television appearances, and a spell as a regular on The Ray Anthony Show. In the late '60s, Carr scored three Top 40 hits, including the number three "It Must Be Him." Her American sales dwindled in the beginning of the '70s. With the release of her 1980 album, Vikki Carr y el Amor, Carr gained enormous success in the Latin music world. In 1991, Carr won a Best Latin Pop Album Grammy for her Cosas del Amor. Reta Manda y Provoca followed in 1998, and the next year saw the release of Memories Memorias. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine  https://www.allmusic.com/artist/vikki-carr-mn0000806991/biography   

The Best Of The Liberty Years

Saturday, August 13, 2016

Vikki Carr - Set Me Free

Styles: Voca, Latin
Year: 1990
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 39:42
Size: 91,2 MB
Art: Front

(4:04)  1. Now It's Over
(3:16)  2. Someone to Take Your Place
(4:18)  3. I Was the One Who Loved You
(5:03)  4. Vamos de frente
(3:30)  5. Otra vez enamorada
(4:16)  6. Best of Both Worlds
(3:05)  7. Let Me Know
(3:55)  8. It's Time to Set Me Free
(3:53)  9. Cuando nos separemos
(4:17) 10. Que nada

After singing in various school functions, local groups, and Pepe Callahan's Mexican-Irish band, Carr began her professional musical career in earnest in the early '60s. Her solo debut was in Reno, supported by the Chuck Leonard Quartet, which led to a record contract with Liberty. While not gathering much attention in the U.S., her first single ("He's a Rebel") was a hit in Australia and led to numerous television appearances, and a spell as a regular on The Ray Anthony Show. In the late '60s, Carr scored three Top 40 hits, including the number three "It Must Be Him." Her American sales dwindled in the beginning of the '70s. With the release of her 1980 album, Vikki Carr y el Amor, Carr gained enormous success in the Latin music world. In 1991, Carr won a Best Latin Pop Album Grammy for her Cosas del Amor. Reta Manda y Provoca followed in 1998, and the next year saw the release of Memories Memorias. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine https://itunes.apple.com/ph/artist/vikki-carr/id7044137#fullText

Set Me Free

Sunday, August 7, 2016

Vikki Carr - Emociones

Styles: Vocal, Latin
Year: 1996
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 48:17
Size: 116,4 MB
Art: Front

(4:36)  1. Propuesta
(4:53)  2. Qué  tal te va sin mí?
(3:19)  3. Los amantes
(3:58)  4. Emociones
(4:15)  5. La distancia
(3:02)  6. Digan lo que digan
(3:59)  7. Cóncavo y convexo
(3:58)  8. Que no se rompa la noche
(3:51)  9. En carne viva
(3:00) 10. A la antigua
(3:43) 11. Para volver a volver
(5:37) 12. Detalles

After singing in various school functions, local groups, and Pepe Callahan's Mexican-Irish band, Carr began her professional musical career in earnest in the early '60s. Her solo debut was in Reno, supported by the Chuck Leonard Quartet, which led to a record contract with Liberty. While not gathering much attention in the U.S., her first single ("He's a Rebel") was a hit in Australia and led to numerous television appearances, and a spell as a regular on The Ray Anthony Show. In the late '60s, Carr scored three Top 40 hits, including the number three "It Must Be Him." Her American sales dwindled in the beginning of the '70s. With the release of her 1980 album, Vikki Carr y el Amor, Carr gained enormous success in the Latin music world. In 1991, Carr won a Best Latin Pop Album Grammy for her Cosas del Amor. Reta Manda y Provoca followed in 1998, and the next year saw the release of Memories Memorias. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine http://www.allmusic.com/artist/vikki-carr-mn0000806991/biography

Emociones