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[散漫格调推荐] Michael Buble -- Call Me Irresponsible(2007年5月1日)
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k|a{|2p Artist : Michael Buble ^> ZQ:xs@( Album : Call Me Irresponsible qo4AQ}0 < Label : 143 Records / Reprise / Warner : 8(~{<R Genre : Vocal o"TEmZUP Store date : 2007-05-01 U{{RRK| 9O P
d'f [Track List] -N*g|1rpa 1. The Best Is Yet To Come 3:05 >q4nQ/eP 2. It Had Better Be Tonight (Meglio Stasera) 3:06 oa47TqFt 3. Me And Mrs. Jones 4:33 Hya*7l']B 4. I'm Your Man 4:59 'U5
E{ 5. Comin' Home Baby (Duet With Boyz II Men) 3:27 mqwN<: 6. Lost 3:40 pLrNYo*d 7. Call Me Irrespobsible 3:16 S\GG(#b! 8. Wonderful Tonight (Duet With Ivan Lins) 4:12 h4!$,%"'' 9. Everything 3:33 ;%Jp@'46 10.I've Got The World On A String 2:47 QMHeU> 11.Always On My Mind 4:30 m,qU}) 12.That's Life 4:15 C6Dq7~{B 13.Dream 5:06 c[J#Hc8; 14.L O V E (Bonus Track) 2:50 B8;_h#^q 0nG&
LL5 <)y'Ot0 y The one and only Michael Buble's eagerly awaited new CD z{;W$SO
2 "Call Me Irresponsible' will be released on May 1st, it O:pQf/Xn was confirmed by his record label, Reprise Records. The nvgo6* first single from the new album, the Buble penned Sr%~
5Q[W "Everything", has just been released and will be performed Ow+7o@$"/ by the artist on The Today Show on the day of the release. ]X@/0 wf<uG|90 The Vancouver native, whose collective worldwide record {I`B?6K5 sales are over 11 million units, is also scheduled to Iu%/~FgPj{ begin a global concert tour in Reno, Nevada on July 13th ApjLY58= with stops including Chicago, New York, Philadelphia,
X!nI{PE Atlanta, Los Angeles and Seattle. g)xzy^2e Y==# yNwM Call Me Irresponsible highlights include Buble's energy SAly~(r?/ infused interpretations on standards from a variety of |M0 XLCNd_ eras including songs by such greats as Leonard Cohen, Eric goWD~'\ Clapton, Cy Coleman, Gamble and Huff, Harold Arlen, Johnny
g`3g#h$ Mercer and others. p;X[_h <N+l"Re#] Produced by David Foster and Humberto Gattica, &Lk@Xq1 Irresponsible includes a touching Buble written ballad Z/:(*F C called "Lost," along with a rocking duet with Boys II Men q>!T*BQ of the old Mel Torme' hit "Coming Home Baby." Brazilian ?AYI singer Ivan Lens also makes a guest appearance on the 9`-ofwr'| Clapton written "Wonderful Tonight". The pairing of these SJIJV6}H two voices from two totally different generations D[:7B:i magnifies Buble's summation of this record-love is #d(6q$IE universal and ageless. LP#CA^*S 4$SW~BpQ As for the album, Buble says, "It's all about love. We're ]:m*7p\uk either in love, dreaming about love recovering from it, efZdtrKgy wishing for it or reflecting on it. That's what this JI@~FD& record is about." !Z<Z"R/ =]U[ Michael BubleThe Grammy-nominated, four-time Juno Award PY)C=={p winning Buble arrived on the music scene with a si%f.A # groundbreaking 2003 self-titled debut CD and embarked on g)u2 what would virtually become a perpetual concert tour Tb:n6a@ circling the globe continuously for the last five years. @b-?KH His multi platinum follow-up, "It's Time," sold over 5.5 'xr\\Cd9s million copies and has remained on the Billboard :mL\KQ Traditional Jazz charts for a staggering two years and in :t^=~xO9 the No. 1 slot for over 80 weeks, holding the all time F2>o"j2 record. His reputation as one of the world's consumate ls 'QfJm 'entertainers' is by now legendary. "Buble's stage C@hnT<e presence is magnetic. He has charisma, energy and when he 6Q>:g"_ sings, words float out of his mouth; he swivels like Elvis '00DUUa with a flash of a tap dancing Fred Astaire. He has fun," {hZZU8* raved the London Sunday Times Magazine. 3_vggK% >(:KEA Ask Michael Bubl?how he felt going in to record his third nb(#;3DQ studio album, Call Me Irresponsible, and this artist with ]
M_[*OAb 11 million albums sold and two Grammy nominations under jk) V[7P his belt can sum it up in one word. 4>$>XL1 oV,>u5:B "Terrified," he says simply. Terrified? g7_a8_ ~ EE*/vX "Completely, because I knew that it had to be better than %C'!L]# the first two - that it had to show growth without ctH`71Y alienating anyone, and that's a tough line. So I sat there pZ OVD% from the very beginning and came up with the songs, put {lx^57v together the skeleton, and thought about what arrangers I 4'G<qJoc would hire. I even ended up at the mastering session, } [D[ZLv which artists rarely attend. I wanted to be involved in NVJvCs)3f every aspect because I wanted it to be conceptually "AUY+ LN beautiful." ^9qncvV ;l}TUo Bubl?has certainly achieved success on that front. As vJmE} with his previous two 143/Reprise bestsellers, 2003's @ iao"& self-titled debut and 2005's multi-platinum follow-up It's ]5rEwPB Time, Call Me Irresponsible boasts more of Bubl?s DV{Qbe#In buoyant, modern interpretations of standards from a B7N?"'$i variety of eras, including songs by such greats as Leonard EDL<J1% Cohen, Eric Clapton, Cy Coleman, Gamble and Huff, and JcvK]x others, as well as two self-penned originals, including gLd3,$Ei the first single, the uplifting love song called J=zh+oLCV "Everything." +#'exgGU^[ a+r0@eFLc But it's hardly business as usual for this Vancouver ;h0?o*i_ native. It never is for Bubl? whose irrepressible spirit, PNg, bcl engaging humor, and confident charisma once led the New GS<,adD York Times to call him "an entertainer who is completely =Lp0i9c at home on the stage." ^J@Y?CQl\ [8O`VSV3 Michael BubleHis new CD, which he calls "my remark on the vTP'\^; state of love," contains a depth of feeling that will /$+ifiFT surprise and delight long-term fans and impress those new :+!hR4Z~\; to his music. "To me, what's different about this CD is CO5?UgA that it has a certain raw emotion because I recorded many 'DRyOJn r of these songs live in the studio." Bubl?introduces the O_KL#xo electrifying, impeccably orchestrated set to follow with _oe2pL& the opening track, Cy Coleman's "The Best Is Yet To Come," mw?,oiT,) (made famous by Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, and others). _g$6vx& Then there's the exhilarating, salsa-flavored "It Had u_zp?Nc Better Be Tonight," written by Johnny Mercer and Henry DQKhR sC Mancini, which Bubl?attacks with a hot-blooded oy/#,R_n% vengeance-"another very sexy song�and edgy." From there, wQ4/eQ* he takes on "Me and Mrs. Jones," the 1972 Gamble and Huff olQ;XTa01F classic popularized by soul singer Billy Paul. "David o`h F1*yp (Foster) brought it to me, I'd never actually heard it 'OkF.bs before," Bubl?says. "We wanted it to be authentic and MLId3#Q tell the story." Next up is Leonard Cohen's "I'm Your Man" 0&c12W|B<L from the Canadian singer/songwriter's 1988 album of the u=RF6V| same name. "I always thought it was a wonderful song - a?\
Au desperate, sexy, and dark," Bubl?says. "I actually called `')3} Leonard and told him I was afraid of performing it live. gQ,PG When he asked me why, I said because he'd written too sexy WAkKbqJV of a song and I was afraid men were going to throw their LGRX@nF# underpants at me. He just laughed and said, 'I wouldn't 6W#M[0 worry too much about that.'" k((_~<$2K v:s~Y Then there's a swinging, hep-cat version of Mel Torm?s [ V/*{Z 1962 pop hit "Comin' Home Baby," featuring vocals from tb{l(up/a Philly soul faves Boys II Men; and a sentimental, hZc$`V=R self-penned ballad "Lost," co-written with Chang and xNE<$Bz Canadian singer-songwriter Jann Arden. "It's an anthem for !XzRV?Ih; star-crossed lovers," Bubl?says. "Sometimes relationships R9fM9 don't work out because love isn't enough, but that doesn't U1J?o#( mean you have to discard the person. There is a way to end VT;$:>!+ a relationship and still be there when they need you. 0alm/or That's basically what it's about." v34XcA v7xc01x A languid, emotional rendition of Eric Clapton's ballad N\<M4fn "Wonderful Tonight," on which Bubl?duets with Brazilian a:v&pj+|< singer-songwriter Ivan Lins, whose work has been covered %k5^n0|* by everyone from Sarah Vaughan to Ella Fitzgerald follows. <|s|6C "I've always been very sentimental about that song," Bubl? vMj"% says. "What is interesting about that track is here I am, nwHi3ojD: a 31-year-old guy from Canada who's singing a song that fZT=q^26 means so much to me with a 61-year-old man from Brazil, ^Shz[=fd who's singing in his own language but it means the exact @ 5|F:J same thing to both of us." ` *h-j/M rjx6Ad/\ Other highlight's include two of Bubl?s original songs, 1i#M(u_ including the acoustic-guitar driven "Everything," m7g; psg co-written with Amy Foster-Gillies and Alan Chang (who 6'+3""\ also co-wrote Bubl?s touching hit ballad "Home" off It's l#V"14y Time) and produced by fellow Canadian Bob Rock (Bon Jovi, ON]
z- Metallica, Motley Crue, Bryan Adams). "I wrote that song YM/GSSq about the great happiness of real love, but at the same Rb|\! time I was making a statement about the world," Bubl? 1+.(N:) + says. "We're living in really crazy times, and I wanted to "qR
qEpD% say that no matter what's happening, this person in my "4oY F:h life is what really makes it worthwhile." Ej8EQ%P >&Y8VLcK Michael BubleRounding out Call Me Irresponsible is Frank (lTM^3
} Sinatra's "That's Life," which, in Bubl?s hands, becomes 3dQV5E. a powerhouse complete with a full choir. "I brought the s?7g3H5#0k song to a wonderful guy named Mervyn Warren, from the f9X*bEl9;` acappella group Take 6 and said, 'I want to take this to yA
\C3r' church; I want to make it a huge gospel tune.' So he a
0Hzf brought in a choir and I love it. It's one of my favorite pRc@0^G things about the record." _{C:aIl[2 *:aJlvk To help him capture the intensity in the songs' meanings, aQ46euth Bubl?turned to his long-standing team of producers, which Y(-4Agq include 14-time Grammy winner David Foster (Barbra Y!Wz7
C Streisand, Celine Dion, Josh Groban) and producer/engineer Mw*R~OX Humberto Gatica (Elton John, Destiny's Child, Michael /mo4Q?^ Jackson). "We definitely have a great working relationship (9{)4[3MAG where I think I interfere just enough," Bubl?says with a &v'e;W laugh. "I mean, David is the greatest producer in the V)f/umT%g world. They're both so amazing, I couldn't do it without +tES:3Pi them." =Y?M#3P.I [8(e`6xePb Foster first discovered Bubl?seven years ago when he nO,<`}pV caught the aspiring star performing at the wedding of -*M/,O former Canadian Prime Minster's daughter. The son of a A +e
={-* British Columbia-based salmon and herring fisherman, Bubl? K
p~x spent the months his parents were away with his p4*VE5[?_+ music-loving Italian grandfather, who introduced him to o}
YFDYi the singers who would become Bubl?s idols: Bobby Darin, |!aMj8i2 Dean Martin, Sinatra, Ray Charles, and Elvis Presley. Jp=ur)Dj "These guys were triple threats," he says. "They could E,>/6AU sing, they could dance, they could act. They were @s b\0 } entertainers, and I believe that's a lost art now." VSL6tQp G=!Gy.
Bubl?honed his skills as a showman through years of (6L[eWuTn performing in hotel lounges and smoky bars - gigs his 8^CL:8lI^\ grandfather, a plumber, helped the underage singer secure Y2"X;`< by trading his plumbing services. By the time Foster met LIT{rR#8 him 2000, Bubl?already knew exactly what he brought to Gp6|M2Vu_5 the table - a warm, engaging voice and unassailable taste b(wW;C'#0p in music. His debut album was an international smash, 9EIHcUXe going Top Ten in the U.K. and Canada, and earning him his ,mx>)}l95 first Juno award for Best New Talent in 2004. The )k.;.7dXe follow-up, It's Time, sold more than 5.5 million copies, b$l@Z&[] and has remained on the Billboard Traditional Jazz charts +DY% Y
`0 for a staggering two years, and in the Number 1 slot for %D)W~q-g more than 80 weeks, an all-time record. Ze~^+ EE soRt< |