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[散漫格调推荐] Michael Buble -- Call Me Irresponsible(2007年5月1日)
]tVXao qP0_#l& Artist : Michael Buble j?n:"@!G/ Album : Call Me Irresponsible ,o)U9< Label : 143 Records / Reprise / Warner Q-GnNT7MB3 Genre : Vocal hq^@t6!C\m Store date : 2007-05-01 pJ 1Q~tI 8QGj:3 [Track List] |.Pl[y 1. The Best Is Yet To Come 3:05 A{Q :,S) 2. It Had Better Be Tonight (Meglio Stasera) 3:06 +tXOP|X 3. Me And Mrs. Jones 4:33 y3O Nn~k 4. I'm Your Man 4:59 #dgWXO 5. Comin' Home Baby (Duet With Boyz II Men) 3:27 D%Y{(l+X 6. Lost 3:40 z3[0BWXs 7. Call Me Irrespobsible 3:16 -f-2!1&<3h 8. Wonderful Tonight (Duet With Ivan Lins) 4:12 :J}@*>c 9. Everything 3:33 8HLcDS# 10.I've Got The World On A String 2:47 7E9h!<5v 11.Always On My Mind 4:30 .1F^=C.w 12.That's Life 4:15 8\^[@9g3\3 13.Dream 5:06 =Gq
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^f,('0p-> XHlx89v7 The one and only Michael Buble's eagerly awaited new CD +$+'|w "Call Me Irresponsible' will be released on May 1st, it n'#(iW)f was confirmed by his record label, Reprise Records. The ,JcQp=g first single from the new album, the Buble penned 1!E+(Iq "Everything", has just been released and will be performed k+S 6)BQ7U by the artist on The Today Show on the day of the release. &,Xs=Lvmq vx\h
Njb The Vancouver native, whose collective worldwide record X=p~`Ar M{ sales are over 11 million units, is also scheduled to -R;.Md_ begin a global concert tour in Reno, Nevada on July 13th WM}bM]oe with stops including Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, k'BLos1W Atlanta, Los Angeles and Seattle. Ek ,s6B)'d f9FsZD Call Me Irresponsible highlights include Buble's energy hsQrHs'k infused interpretations on standards from a variety of ?eb2T`\0Q eras including songs by such greats as Leonard Cohen, Eric a]465FY Clapton, Cy Coleman, Gamble and Huff, Harold Arlen, Johnny "]nbM}> Mercer and others. ~qiSkG F62arDA Produced by David Foster and Humberto Gattica, S{NfU/:
dL Irresponsible includes a touching Buble written ballad
U!-|.N, called "Lost," along with a rocking duet with Boys II Men 7 '@l?u/6 of the old Mel Torme' hit "Coming Home Baby." Brazilian BK'!WX singer Ivan Lens also makes a guest appearance on the <L__;j1Wx Clapton written "Wonderful Tonight". The pairing of these mdOF0b%-] two voices from two totally different generations 'H`_Z e< magnifies Buble's summation of this record-love is 9zkR)C universal and ageless. eD, 7gC- yoj5XBM As for the album, Buble says, "It's all about love. We're r^?%N3 either in love, dreaming about love recovering from it, >Tld: wishing for it or reflecting on it. That's what this 0=8.8LnN( record is about." F^=|NlU&% 5U[;T]{)e Michael BubleThe Grammy-nominated, four-time Juno Award )(&g\ winning Buble arrived on the music scene with a X!n-nms groundbreaking 2003 self-titled debut CD and embarked on Kk~0jP_ B9 what would virtually become a perpetual concert tour U"xI1fg%b circling the globe continuously for the last five years. Z8=4cWI~; His multi platinum follow-up, "It's Time," sold over 5.5 0n_Cuh\ million copies and has remained on the Billboard O4&/g- Traditional Jazz charts for a staggering two years and in IjDG the No. 1 slot for over 80 weeks, holding the all time ~`{HWmah record. His reputation as one of the world's consumate mLO{~ruu 'entertainers' is by now legendary. "Buble's stage M)#R_(Q5{ presence is magnetic. He has charisma, energy and when he Ox&g#,@h sings, words float out of his mouth; he swivels like Elvis HFx8v!^5N with a flash of a tap dancing Fred Astaire. He has fun," '8>#`Yba raved the London Sunday Times Magazine. T"Wq: )*^PMf Ask Michael Bubl?how he felt going in to record his third hSD)| studio album, Call Me Irresponsible, and this artist with {
Lt\4h 11 million albums sold and two Grammy nominations under -{ZTp8P> his belt can sum it up in one word. AdB5D_ Ir .l*]W!L] "Terrified," he says simply. Terrified? j~"X`: = fh
\<tnY "Completely, because I knew that it had to be better than H#G~b""mY the first two - that it had to show growth without 11
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* alienating anyone, and that's a tough line. So I sat there HqU"iY>b from the very beginning and came up with the songs, put 3;j?i<kM together the skeleton, and thought about what arrangers I }_M.-Xm would hire. I even ended up at the mastering session, A{;b^IK which artists rarely attend. I wanted to be involved in 3u7E?*{sH every aspect because I wanted it to be conceptually ?S0VtHQ beautiful." ;2}0Hr'| 6[c
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( with his previous two 143/Reprise bestsellers, 2003's tGD$cBE self-titled debut and 2005's multi-platinum follow-up It's ;'pEzz?k" Time, Call Me Irresponsible boasts more of Bubl?s ~?6V-m{># buoyant, modern interpretations of standards from a tZ=BK:39\ variety of eras, including songs by such greats as Leonard 0sq/_S Cohen, Eric Clapton, Cy Coleman, Gamble and Huff, and &^4W+I{H others, as well as two self-penned originals, including /,= wP) the first single, the uplifting love song called sj`9O- ?49 "Everything." (>>pla^ .dp~%!"Sn, But it's hardly business as usual for this Vancouver x-Z`^O native. It never is for Bubl? whose irrepressible spirit, :%A1k2
engaging humor, and confident charisma once led the New C|W_j&S65 York Times to call him "an entertainer who is completely X?Omk, ' at home on the stage." FWdSpaas Q GA6Z{U{XS Michael BubleHis new CD, which he calls "my remark on the tB[(o%k state of love," contains a depth of feeling that will d+ih]? surprise and delight long-term fans and impress those new !?ayZ5G([ to his music. "To me, what's different about this CD is #joU}Rj| that it has a certain raw emotion because I recorded many u3 ?+Hu|*T of these songs live in the studio." Bubl?introduces the $&k2m^R< electrifying, impeccably orchestrated set to follow with E[htNin.B~ the opening track, Cy Coleman's "The Best Is Yet To Come," XT= #+ (made famous by Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, and others). 4lb3quY$Us Then there's the exhilarating, salsa-flavored "It Had rg_-gZl8&z Better Be Tonight," written by Johnny Mercer and Henry f8N Mancini, which Bubl?attacks with a hot-blooded xvjHGgWSxc vengeance-"another very sexy song�and edgy." From there, QhZ!A?':U he takes on "Me and Mrs. Jones," the 1972 Gamble and Huff /43DR;4 classic popularized by soul singer Billy Paul. "David ssi{(}H/Jv (Foster) brought it to me, I'd never actually heard it cWp
n/.a before," Bubl?says. "We wanted it to be authentic and Iu(T@",Q# tell the story." Next up is Leonard Cohen's "I'm Your Man" N!"GwH from the Canadian singer/songwriter's 1988 album of the KL.{)bi same name. "I always thought it was a wonderful song - 0tn5>Dsk desperate, sexy, and dark," Bubl?says. "I actually called n4k.tq Leonard and told him I was afraid of performing it live. 8o4<F%ot When he asked me why, I said because he'd written too sexy xv7^ of a song and I was afraid men were going to throw their YIfPE{, underpants at me. He just laughed and said, 'I wouldn't CHWyy worry too much about that.'" G+b $WQn2t @'R4zJ&+S Then there's a swinging, hep-cat version of Mel Torm?s Y: KB"H 1962 pop hit "Comin' Home Baby," featuring vocals from \E?1bc{\f Philly soul faves Boys II Men; and a sentimental, O`t ]# self-penned ballad "Lost," co-written with Chang and *
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