Let's Fall In Love [Barnes & Noble Exclusive] Rachel York

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Let's Fall In Love [Barnes & Noble Exclusive]

1LISTENMy House 2:45
2LISTENLet's Do It (Let's Fall in Love) 3:31
3LISTENMy Funny Valentine 4:29
4LISTENAll the Things You Are 3:48
5LISTENFly Me to the Moon 3:12
6LISTENMy One & Only Love 4:59
7LISTENSooner or Later 3:33
8LISTENThe Best Is Yet to Come 3:22
9LISTENSomeone to Watch Querme 4:29
10LISTENTime After Time 4:25
11LISTENToo Good to Be True 2:58
12LISTENI Love How You Love Me 4:11

Editorial Reviews

Broadway veteran Rachel York (Victor/Victoria, The Scarlet Pimpernel) has the kind of voice that a song standard would gladly thank, if it could. With her soaring, pure tones, perfect diction, and boundless energy, York brings class, elegance, and, above all, spirit to a lovingly expressed program of first-class tunes including “My Funny Valentine,” “All The Things You Are,” and “My One and Only Love.” York also knows how to spice things up with a few unexpected choices, such as the Rosemary Clooney hit “My House,” Stephen Sondheim’s “Sooner or Later” (from the film Dick Tracy), and the Paris Sisters’ early-‘60s pop hit “I Love how You Love Me,” as well as producer Tor Hyams’s “Too Good to Be True.” It's obvious that York's as comfortable swinging an up-tempo performance as she is bathing a ballad in honeyed warmth. In short, a welcome debut from a gifted vocalist who’s here to stay. William Pearl, Barnes & Noble

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Let's Fall In Love [Barnes & Noble Exclusive]by Anonymous

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February 28, 2005: Ms. York really has a gorgeous voice, very classicasl. Kind of old broadway type. She's a great actress, and an exceptional singer. This shows a very good range for her. I liked hearinga different version of 'sooner or later'.She sang in the sondheim shoe "putting it together" on broadway in 1993, when she was impossibly young. That version was very funny, because she was playing it in a sort of dumb blonde/seductress way. She also has the other four actors to sing it with. (one of which was the Queen herself...Julie Andrews) Here, she does it a bit more sulrty, and it's impressive that she could adapt it for herself. I can't wait for more of work to be released, maybe some songs from her ultimate triupmh "Kiss Me Kate" will be included.Until then, this is a wonderful album that shows off terrific talent of the lovely Rachel York.

Let's Fall In Love [Barnes & Noble Exclusive]by Anonymous

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February 18, 2005: Diana Krall; Alison Krause and on the dias with these talented mesdames is Rachel York. Like the late Susannah McCorkle, Ms York has it all: the range, the hair raising ability to make the words of the song mean more than the sum of their parts. The clarity of her vocalizations are so good, and she is so free of elisons and other "gotchas" that to fail to be mesmerized by her wonderful voice is almost, well, criminal.


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