Leben Ohne Liebe Kannst du Nicht - Marlene Dietrich, Gilbert, R.
Quand l'Amour Meurt - Marlene Dietrich, Cremieux, Octave
Johnny - Marlene Dietrich, Hollander, Frederic
Allein in Einer Gro?en Stadt - Marlene Dietrich, Colpet, Max
Wo Ist Der Mann? - Marlene Dietrich, Colpet, Max
You Do Something to Me - Marlene Dietrich, Porter, Cole
Falling in Love Again - Marlene Dietrich, Hollander, Frederic
Moi, Je M'Ennuie - Marlene Dietrich, Berg, Wal
Symphonie - Marlene Dietrich, Alstone, Alex
You Go to My Head - Marlene Dietrich, Coots, J. Fred
Track Listings (14) - Disc #2
Give Me the Man - Marlene Dietrich, Cremieux, Octave
Ich Bin Die Fesche Lola - Marlene Dietrich, Hollaender, Friedri
Nimm Dich in Acht Vor Blonden Frauen - Marlene Dietrich, Hollander, Frederic
I've Been in Love Before - Marlene Dietrich, Hollander, Frederic
Assez - Marlene Dietrich, Berg, Wal
Peter - Marlene Dietrich, Hollander, Frederic
Ja So Bin Ich - Marlene Dietrich, Reisch
Kinder, Heut' Abend Such'ich Mir Was Aus - Marlene Dietrich, Hollander, Frederic
Mein Blondes Baby - Marlene Dietrich, Kreuder, Peter
Wenn Ich Mir Was W?nschen D?rfte - Marlene Dietrich, Hollaender, Friedri
You've Got That Look - Marlene Dietrich, Hollander, Frederic
Eingestellt - Marlene Dietrich,
Illusions - Marlene Dietrich, Hollander, Frederic
Black Market - Marlene Dietrich, Hollaender, Friedri
Marlene Dietrich became one of America's most unlikely stars--singer, patriotic entertainer, actress and, eventually, gay cultural icon. Though not vocally gifted in the traditional sense (a cynic might say in any sense!),... more » Dietrich could sell a song by the sheer force of her sultry, world-weary persona. Even traditional American provincialism was no match for her seductive, European charms, and the two-dozen-plus radio recordings on this double-disc compilation are a great way to sample her legend. Nearly half the material is in German or French, backed by slinky arrangements that ooze sexuality from every bar, with Dietrich's live vocal performance giving ample evidence of her unique charms. --Jerry McCulley« less
Marlene Dietrich became one of America's most unlikely stars--singer, patriotic entertainer, actress and, eventually, gay cultural icon. Though not vocally gifted in the traditional sense (a cynic might say in any sense!), Dietrich could sell a song by the sheer force of her sultry, world-weary persona. Even traditional American provincialism was no match for her seductive, European charms, and the two-dozen-plus radio recordings on this double-disc compilation are a great way to sample her legend. Nearly half the material is in German or French, backed by slinky arrangements that ooze sexuality from every bar, with Dietrich's live vocal performance giving ample evidence of her unique charms. --Jerry McCulley
CD Reviews
Marlene wonderful, CD could be better.
omnipop | Albany NY USA | 07/21/2000
(2 out of 5 stars)
"This CD compiles Marlenes' best known songs. The sound quality is rather wretched,taken mostly from 78's but no re-mastering was performed on them.I think that these are original recordings, not radio transcriptions like the Amazon review implies. No liner notes either. What you do get is a lot of Marlene with several songs in both English and German. I do not know, but the collections on ASV or Arkadia are probably more reliable."