Back to Brooklyn Barbra Streisand

• 1 I Remember Barbra #1 01:16
• 2 As If We Never Said Goodbye 04:51
• 3 Nice 'n' Easy / That Face 04:15
• 4 The Way He Makes Me Feel 03:25
• 5 Bewitched, Bothered And Bewildered 02:52
• 6 Didn't We 02:56
• 7 Marvin Hamlisch intro 01:29
• 8 The Way We Were / Through The Eyes Of Love 06:22
• 9 Jule Styne intro 00:58
• 10 Being Good Isn't Good Enough 02:47
• 11 Rose's Turn / Some People / Don't Rain On My Parade 04:05
• 12 I Remember Barbra #2 00:56
• 13 You're The Top 03:42
• 14 What'll I Do / My Funny Valentine 05:06
• 15 Lost Inside Of You 04:20
• 16 Evergreen (Love Theme from A Star Is Born) 03:17
• 17 Jason Gould intro 01:18
• 18 How Deep is the Ocean 04:19
• 19 People 03:33
• 20 Here's To Life intro 01:02
• 21 Here's to Life 03:57
• 22 Make Our Garden Grow 05:45
• 23 Some Other Time intro 02:17
• 24 Some Other Time 04:35
• Total Runtime 01:19:23

Info zu Back to Brooklyn

Back to Brooklyn features vocal legend Barbra Streisand performing on the first night of her world tour. The event marked the first time Streisand had performed in her hometown since embarking on her storied career. The concert also marked the infamously stage-shy Streisand's first live performance since her intimate 2009 Greenwich Village show, One Night Only: Streisand at the Village Vanguard.

Backed by a 65-piece orchestra led by conductor Bill Ross, and featuring special guests -- trumpeter Chris Botti, vocal trio Il Volo, and her son, Jason Gould (who has clearly been blessed with the same God-given talent as his mom) -- Streisand performed a bevy of her biggest hits and favorite songs, many of which she has never performed live.

Included here are such Streisand standards as the Marvin Hamlisch/Alan & Marilyn Bergman 'The Way We Were,' the Oscar-winning 'Evergreen,' and 'Don't Rain on My Parade,' from Streisand's 1968 film debut, Funny Girl. Similarly, we get superb renditions of several other notable Streisand numbers including 'The Way He Makes Me Feel,' from the Yentl soundtrack, and 'People,' also from Funny Girl. Elsewhere, Streisand delves into a handful of standards including 'Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered,' 'You're the Top,' and 'What'll I Do'/'My Funny Valentine,' featuring gorgeous accompaniment from Botti. In her seventies at the time of recording, and with a lifetime of experience and skills to bring to the table, Streisand has graduated from stage & screen diva to grande dame of traditional vocal pop. Besides a minor but delightful uptick in her vocal grit (a quality she's always used to some extent to give her voice character) Streisand's resonant vocal chops are in top form throughout the Back to Brooklyn concert. Ultimately for Streisand, as well as for her fans, Back to Brooklyn isn't just a return to the stage, it's a coming home.“ (Matt Collar, AMG)

„I have so many strong memories of growing up in Brooklyn. The apartments I lived in... the stoops I sat on... the lobby with its beautiful echo, where I first discovered I had a good voice. I'm proud of where I come from. Brooklyn people are down to earth. When we meet, there's an instant bond. I could be in Shanghai and if I bumped into someone from Brooklyn, we could speak in a shorthand that is completely unique. I eventually left Brooklyn to pursue my dreams, but Brooklyn never left me. In a very real sense, being born and raised there made me who I am today You can go home again.“ (Barbra Streisand)

Barbra Streisand, vocals
Dean Parks, guitar
Laura Sherman, harp
Antoine Silverman, violin
Carol Pool, violin
Richard Brice, viola
Mark Shuman, cello
Mark Thrasher, reeds
Rick Heckman, reeds
Lou Marini, reeds
Lawrence Feldman, reeds
Bob Malach, reeds
Bob Millikan, trumpet
Danny Cahn, trumpet
Larry Di Bello, French horn
Keith O'Quin, trombone
Tamir Hendelman, piano
Randy Waldman, keyboards
John Robinson, drums
Bill Hayes, percussion
Norman Freeman, percussion

Recorded live on October 11 and 13, 2012 at Brooklyn's Barclay Center
Engineered by David Reitzas
Mixed by Dave Reitzas, Steve Colby
Produced by Jay Landers, Scott Lochmus, Eileen Bernstein, Barbra Streisand

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