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- 1.1. yes
- 1.2. god bless the child
- 1.3. say liza (liza with a z)
- 1.4. it was a good time
- 1.5. i gotcha
- 1.6. son of a preacher
- 1.7. man
- 1.8. ring them bells
- 2.1. bye bye blackbird
- 2.2. youi've let yourself go
- 2.3. my mammy
- 2.4. cabaret medley/bows
LP € 14,99
LP € 21,99
CD € 9,99
2 LP € 43,99
2 LP € 28,99
LP € 44,99
minnelli, liza
liza with a z
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A soundtrack from a concert for television. The Holy Grail for Liza Minnelli fans finally resurfaces on vinyl after 40-some years. Remastered and for the first time released as a 2LP set. Liza with a "Z", a splashy TV special from 1972. And wow, is it ever a product of its era. Minnelli and director-choreographer Bob Fosse were at the top of their popularity in 1972, having just made Cabaret, the blockbuster musical for which both won Oscars. Liza with a "Z" places the still-coltish Minnelli on the stage of the Lyceum Theater, in a one-night-only performance covered by Fosse's eight cameras. Songs by Cabaret composers John Kander and Fred Ebb provide a spine for the show, including a breathless rendition of "Ring Them Bells" and the tongue-twisting ... read more
A soundtrack from a concert for television. The Holy Grail for Liza Minnelli fans finally resurfaces on vinyl after 40-some years. Remastered and for the first time released as a 2LP set. Liza with a "Z", a splashy TV special from 1972. And wow, is it ever a product of its era. Minnelli and director-choreographer Bob Fosse were at the top of their popularity in 1972, having just made Cabaret, the blockbuster musical for which both won Oscars. Liza with a "Z" places the still-coltish Minnelli on the stage of the Lyceum Theater, in a one-night-only performance covered by Fosse's eight cameras. Songs by Cabaret composers John Kander and Fred Ebb provide a spine for the show, including a breathless rendition of "Ring Them Bells" and the tongue-twisting "Say Liza (Liza with a "Z")," a goofball number that sounds more like one of Danny Kaye's patter songs than a tune for Liza Minnelli. Liza treats each song as an emotional Mount Everest, never holding back a thing, and the result is a psychodrama played out in the klieg lights.