Track Listings (11) - Disc #1| All Artists: Dreamgirls Dance Project Title: The Dreamgirls Dance Project Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Pickwick Original Release Date: 1/1/2007 Re-Release Date: 3/19/2007 Album Type: Import Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop Style: Dance Pop Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPCs: 5050457514020, 505045751402 |
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Dreamgirls was One of the Broadway Success Stories of the 1980s, Opening on December 20 1981 and Running for Four Years and 1,522 Performances. It Made a Major Recording Star Out of Jennifer Holliday, with her Single and I... more » |
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Album Details Dreamgirls was One of the Broadway Success Stories of the 1980s, Opening on December 20 1981 and Running for Four Years and 1,522 Performances. It Made a Major Recording Star Out of Jennifer Holliday, with her Single and I'm Telling You I'm Not Going, a #1 R&B and Pop Hit in Both the UK and Us. The Show, which is Loosely Based on the Rise of the Supremes was Made Into a Major Film in 2006, Starring Beyonce Knowles, Eddie Murphy, Jamie Foxx and Danny Glover, Among Others. This Particular Album Gathers Together Key Members of Renowned Female Groups of the 1960s, Including Scherrie Payne, Lynda Lawrence and Cindy Birdswong of the Supremes, Hodges James and Smith, Merry Clayton, Together with the Likes of James Gilstrap, to Produce a Stunning Album of Dance Interpretations of the Best Known Tracks from the Musical. Assembled by Rick Gianatos, this Promises to Be a Big Success Alongside the Original Soundtrack. Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsFormer Ladies Soar - Others faulter R. Carter | 07/12/2007 (3 out of 5 stars) "I would give this set 5 stars were The Former Ladies of The Supremes the only artists on it. Sadly, they are not. The FLO's songs (including Scherrie Payne solos) are fantasic. Harmonies are tight. Leads are crystal clear. Mixes, while a tad on the robotic side, are not over-bearing or hard to tolerate. Sadly, the other artists do not reach the same plateau. Even Lynda Laurence, who is a member of the FLO's, falls flat on her solo of "I Am Changing." (Possibly, the problem with that particular song is more the awful arrangement than Ms. Laurence's vocals.) This set is a mixed bag. It's a shame that The FLO's weren't allowed to record their own entire album of Dreamgirls songs, with decent arrangements. It would have been much better than this compilation."
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