Wayne Newton - The Capitol Collector's Series (1989)
Artist: Wayne Newton
Title: The Capitol Collector's Series
Year Of Release: 1989
Label: Capitol Records
Genre: Vocal Pop
Quality: FLAC (tracks+.cue, log, Artwork)
Total Time: 47:01
Total Size: 276 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist: Title: The Capitol Collector's Series
Year Of Release: 1989
Label: Capitol Records
Genre: Vocal Pop
Quality: FLAC (tracks+.cue, log, Artwork)
Total Time: 47:01
Total Size: 276 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
01. Heart! (I Hear You Beating) (2:26)
02. So Long Lucy (2:21)
03. Danke Schöen (2:37)
04. Better Now Than Later (2:01)
05. Shirl Girl (2:39)
06. Someone's Ahead Of You (2:28)
07. Dream Baby (2:38)
08. Bill Bailey (Won't You Please Come Home) (2:07)
09. Too Late To Meet (Once Upon A Time) (2:05)
10. Comin' On Too Strong (2:25)
11. They'll Never Know (2:39)
12. Red Roses For A Blue Lady (2:24)
13. I'll Be With You In Apple Blossom Time (2:28)
14. Summer Wind (2:38)
15. I'll Be Standing By (2:16)
16. Remember When (We Made These Memories) (2:16)
17. After The Laughter (2:03)
18. You Just Don't Know (1:46)
19. Half A World Away (2:11)
20. Games That Lovers Play (2:34)
This fine collection of hits by the great Wayne Newton really caters to a more serious fan who wants a lot of Wayne's hits on a single CD. Wayne's voice never sounded better; and these are tracks recorded from his early years at Capitol Records. Awesome!
"Heart (I Hear You Beating)" starts the album with a comparatively somber, melancholy song as Wayne laments that his one true love doesn't love him in return. Wayne's strong voice handles the subtle tempo changes well and I really like this opening number. "Danke Schoen" certainly takes the cake as one of Wayne's greatest hits ever; his rendition of "Danke Schoen" is definitely the standard for all artists to emulate. Moreover, listen for "Someone's Ahead Of You;" Wayne delivers this like the pro that he still is today!
"Dream Baby" is great teen pop from the early and mid 1960s; and "Bill Bailey (Won't You Please Come Home)" gets a rather jazzy, peppy version as Wayne delivers this to perfection. Wow, "Bill Bailey (Won't You Please Come Home)" sure does get a fast tempo; but Wayne never falters one bit.
"Red Roses For A Blue Lady" is easily another highlight of this album; Wayne croons this as only a pro could ever do. The musical arrangement makes great use of the brass, strings and percussion. In addition, "I'll Be With You In Apple Blossom Time" gives us Wayne performing a tune made famous by The Andrews Sisters; and Wayne sings this beautifully.
"Summer Wind" has Wayne singing a very romantic number about romance; and the album closes with "Games That Lovers Play." "Games That Lovers Play" has a stunning musical arrangement and Wayne's voice emotes all the subtle nuances of the lyrics.
Overall, Wayne Newton made and continues to make brilliant contributions to the arts; and we are all better off for it. I highly recommend this CD especially for people who want many great early hits by Wayne on a single CD. - Matthew G. Sherwin
"Heart (I Hear You Beating)" starts the album with a comparatively somber, melancholy song as Wayne laments that his one true love doesn't love him in return. Wayne's strong voice handles the subtle tempo changes well and I really like this opening number. "Danke Schoen" certainly takes the cake as one of Wayne's greatest hits ever; his rendition of "Danke Schoen" is definitely the standard for all artists to emulate. Moreover, listen for "Someone's Ahead Of You;" Wayne delivers this like the pro that he still is today!
"Dream Baby" is great teen pop from the early and mid 1960s; and "Bill Bailey (Won't You Please Come Home)" gets a rather jazzy, peppy version as Wayne delivers this to perfection. Wow, "Bill Bailey (Won't You Please Come Home)" sure does get a fast tempo; but Wayne never falters one bit.
"Red Roses For A Blue Lady" is easily another highlight of this album; Wayne croons this as only a pro could ever do. The musical arrangement makes great use of the brass, strings and percussion. In addition, "I'll Be With You In Apple Blossom Time" gives us Wayne performing a tune made famous by The Andrews Sisters; and Wayne sings this beautifully.
"Summer Wind" has Wayne singing a very romantic number about romance; and the album closes with "Games That Lovers Play." "Games That Lovers Play" has a stunning musical arrangement and Wayne's voice emotes all the subtle nuances of the lyrics.
Overall, Wayne Newton made and continues to make brilliant contributions to the arts; and we are all better off for it. I highly recommend this CD especially for people who want many great early hits by Wayne on a single CD. - Matthew G. Sherwin
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