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Young At Heart
Mostly Live
Genres: Pop, Rock

Track Listings (17) - Disc #1
1. You Can't Always Get What You Want
2. Schizophrenia
3. Jealous Guy
4. Ruby Tuesday
5. One
6. Please Send Me Someone To Love/Please, Please, Please/Shotgun
7. Do Something Different
8. Fake Plastic Trees
9. Every Breath You Take
10. Helpless
11. Somebody To Love
12. Hey Ya
13. Fix You
14. Should I Stay Or Should I Go
15. Forever Young
16. Walk On The Wild Side
17. Yes We Can Can

CD Details

All Artists: Young At Heart
Title: Mostly Live
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Rhino Records
Original Release Date: 1/1/2008
Re-Release Date: 8/19/2008
Genres: Pop, Rock
Style:
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
Other Editions: Mostly Live
UPC: 081227990862

Synopsis

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Rhino brings Mostly Live CD from its limited regional and concert venue sales release to a national platform just in time for the DVD launch of the acclaimed Fox Searchlight Pictures documentary feature film YOUNG@HEART on September 16th. Mostly Live presents seventeen songs by the Young@Heart Chorus, the New England area senior citizens (ages 73-93) group celebrated worldwide for their spirited choral interpretations of rock, punk, and R&B classics. The multiple award-winning film chronicles seven weeks in the chorus members? lives as they prepare for a one-night concert in their hometown of Northampton, MA. Blending humor and sadness, YOUNG@HEART builds up to their triumphant live show, an inspiring testament to an extraordinary group of people who may be old in body but never are old in spirit. In the film, their covers of classics by the Ramones, Bob Dylan, the Bee Gees, David Bowie, James Brown, and othersgive these songs new life and meaning.

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CD Reviews

Not your average old-folks church choir

Paul Seaman | Concord, CA (SF Bay Area) | 03/11/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I saw "Young@Heart" last year -- and I'm a "Die-Hard" and "Hotel Rwanda" kind of guy... But I found this movie such an unexpected joy. Authentic and touching and at least some of the pop songs they cover could stand on their own right, notably Coldplay's "Fix You" (from "X & Y"). So I was eager to get the original soundtrack when it came out. Alas, they seem to have released the DVD, but not the score separately. I was hesitant to buy this compilation without previewing it, but the risk was well-rewarded. This is NOT a novelty album. Sure, it's old people singing covers of pop songs, but at its worst it's no more syrupy than "We Are the World" and at its best you get, well... a truly inspired rendition of Coldplay's "Fix You." And some other nicely done rock classics, all the more poignant to listen to knowing that several of the performers died shortly after these recordings. See the movie! I think it might be hard to fully appreciate this album without that context."

Highest Praise

L. Chiaramonte | Kansas City, MO USA | 05/21/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I could not agree more -- this soundtrack reflects the tender genius of a hardworking group of elders in Northampton, Mass. -- a very diverse and liberal college town. Their choral director is masterful in his choice of music, interpretation and sheer passion for the singers' and their art. The documentary has compelled me to look up the original versions of these songs because of the touching delivery and power of the YAH chorus. Can't recommend "Fix You" more highly, esp.

Get both -- the documentary, which will tear at your heart and also thrill you with pride in these elders and their great accomplishments -- including a couple of mean James Brown-like performances, and the CD. You will be richly rewarded.

"

Absolutely awesome!

Vinyltown | Northampton, MA | 03/07/2010

(5 out of 5 stars)

"First, watch the Young@Heart DVD. You will laugh and cry. Second, purchase this CD. It is not a soundtrack of the movie, but some of the songs from the movie are here. Most are even better! Then for alternative versions of a few songs, and a soundtrack of the movie, purchase the 2-CD import of "Young at Heart". It contains songs from this CD and from the download-only "Soundtrack". Rhino should have 1) put "Soundtrack" on CD by itself like they did this CD, and 2) made the two CD set contain all of the songs of "Mostly Live" and "Soundtrack". To hear a sweet English 93 year old lady singing "Ruby Tuesday" is priceless. Or, Joe Benoit belting out "One". "Take a Walk on the Wild Side"... it goes on. I have a few thousand records and CDs. This is one of my favorites."