Barbra Streisand - ButterFly (1974)(2008) скачать бесплатно

Barbra Streisand's first album of newly recorded, non-soundtrack studio material in three years, ButterFly was ridiculed at the time of its release because its credited producer was her boyfriend, Jon Peters, whose musical credentials were nonexistent. In retrospect, the real power on the album was arranger Tom Scott, a reed player who had perfected a light jazz-pop style in his work on Joni Mitchell's Court and Spark earlier in the year. ButterFly backed off from the pop/rock style of its predecessors, Stoney End and Barbra Joan Streisand, but it still found Streisand assaying contemporary material by such writers as Bob Marley, Graham Nash, and David Bowie. Unlike Richard Perry, who had produced those albums, Scott adapted the songs to Streisand's powerful and individual vocal style rather than having her ape existing versions of the songs. The result was more of a compromise with contemporary pop that, while it sold only to Streisand's existing fan base, nevertheless had its charms.

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1. "Love in the Afternoon" [Richard Germinaro, Evie Sands, Ben Weisman] 4:07

2. "Guava Jelly" [Bob Marley] 3:19

3. "Grandma's Hands" [Bill Withers] 3:27

4. "I Won't Last a Day Without You" [Paul Williams, Roger Nichols] 4:16

5. "Jubilation"[Paul Anka, Johnny Harris] 3:52

6. "Simple Man"[Graham Nash] 3:03

7. "Life on Mars" [David Bowie]3:13

8. "Since I Don't Have You" [Lenny Martin, Joseph Rock, Jackie Taylor, James Beaumont, Janet Vogel, Wally Lester, Joe Verscharen] 2:52

9. "Crying Time" [Buck Owens] 2:51

10. "Let the Good Times Roll" [Leonard Lee] 4:57

Personnel:

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Barbra Streisand – vocals, backing vocals

John Bahler – horn and vocal arrangements (tracks 2, 3, 7, 10)

Ben Benay – guitar

Max Bennett – bass guitar

Larry Carlton – guitar

Gary Coleman – percussion

King Errisson – congas

John Guerin – drums

Lee Holdridge – arrangements (tracks 4, 8, 9)

Clarence McDonald – keyboards

Tom Scott – arrangements (tracks 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 10), woodwind, flute, tenor saxophone

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