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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0791558331523
Format: Live
Label: Razor & Tie
Manufacturer: Razor & Tie
MPN: 83315
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Razor & Tie
Release Date: November 11, 2008
Studio: Razor & Tie
Disc 1:- Intro
- Latin from Manhattan / I Got Rhythm
- I've Got Them Feelin' Too Good Today Blues
- Love for Sale
- Not While I'm Around / Come Rain or Come Shine
- Meadowlark
- Squeeze Me
- Heaven Is a Disco
- Downtown
- Street Of Dreams
- Because the Night
- Mr. Tambourine man
- Everything I Am
- Rainbow High
- Don't Cry For Me, Argentina
- Look to the Rainbow
- Superman (I Wish I Could Fly)
- It Goes Like It Goes
- Thank Yous
- Goodnight Sweetheart
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Editorial Review:
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Back in 1980, immediately after the curtain had come down on the Saturday performance of Evita, Patti LuPone would leave Broadway and hurry down to a Chelsea boite called Les Mouches. There she performed the midnight nightclub act immortalized on this album. If you’re looking for clean, traditional interpretations of show tunes, stay away. But if you want to relive an over-the-top night from back when New York truly was a wild and crazy town, Patti LuPone at Les Mouches is fantastically fun. Backed by an ace quintet led by pianist/musical director David Lewis, LuPone throws herself with manic intensity into a set list split between Broadway tunes (“Love for Sale,” “Meadowlark” and of course “Rainbow High” and “Don’t Cry for Me, Argentina” from Evita) and pop/rock songs like Paul Jabara’s “Heaven Is a Disco,” Bruce Springsteen’s “Because the Night” and the Kinks’ “Superman.” The energy is infectious and the between-song banter downright hilarious, with LuPone chuckling and guffawing and speed-talking, and generally sounding like she’s just put her fingers into an electric socket (her shout-out to Stephen Sondheim is particularly funny). Those were the days… -- Elisabeth Vincentelli
Amazon.com:
The year was 1980, and for 27 weeks at midnight during her career-defining run as Evita, Patti LuPone performed a legendary concert at the nightclub Les Mouches... Digitally restored from original soundboard tapes, this recording transcends time, place and genre and miraculously reappears here. It's like having a stereo in a time machine.
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Anyone who is a Patti LuPone fan or is interested in cabaret should pick
up this exuberant CD. No, the sound isn't state of the art, but when you
consider that it was compiled from OLD CASSETTE RECORDINGS that were found
in a shoebox somewhere, the producers and engineers did a heck of a job
getting it to sound as good as it does. If you can get past that, you will hear a performance that is as energetic and heartfelt as anything out
there. At the time it was recorded, Patti was the toast of Broadway, starring in "Evita". She performed this act every Saturday night at midnight (after finishing "Evita" for the night) for half a year and it was
the hottest thing in town. I was living in NYC at the time (I still live
here) and you couldn't go anywhere without seeing the posters for this
show. Her singing is vibrant, real, warm, engaging and her choice of
material is eclectic and risky, and it works. On the one hand, you have
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She is the diva! Patti sounds wonderful in this most priceless find. This CD has been restored to perfection from analog tape recorded almost thirty years ago! The sound quality is wonderful as is Patti belting out some really great music. She has since become a legend and will remain so. I treasure her and this CD. Bravo!!
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Patti Lupone's been a singing force for years now, as is proven by her latest and most interesting find "Patti Lupone at Les Mouches".
As the liner notes say, her involvement with Les Mouches came after a noticable lack of applause during her now infamous and Tony winning run as Eva Peron in Evita. Somehow, after performing for over two hours in a B'way show in the lead, Lupone had enough voice and gumption to perform in a more intimate show, which is this one.
Lupone in the recording is surprising. At first, with her between song banter, she sounds girlish and not quite the professional of her later years. But then, as she gets into her act, her powerful voice grows and booms out some of her songs. When she gets to the career defining "Don't Cry for Me Argentina", she's in full form.
Some reviewers have complained about the quality of the recording. Is it 2008 sound standard? No. This is from found tape, recorded nearly thirty years ago now. It's ... Read More
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The sound quality is poor. The singing is shrill. The selections are sometimes obscure. I threw away the money on this disc and will never play it again. There must be someone in my family I can pawn it off on as a white elephant gift this Christmas.
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Knock me out and prop me up. I was taken by delightful shock over the clarity of this CD, the stand-up jokes delivered by Patti, and her most overwhelming powerful performance. I can only dream that I was there. I was probably down the block at the same time she was recording that night. This CD will take you back to that night and you will relive a flawless moment in history. Thank the Lord for this diva's gifts. She remains to this day as one of the best female vocalists we know. We drove to Denver last November to see her perform at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House's Anniversary Gala. Well worth the scenic drive and Denver is an artistic, entertaining and beautiful city. Seeing Patti overtake the dull and stuffy opera crowd was amazing. Click...click..click and buy...buy...buy.
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