Diana Krall - The Look Of Love
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 See Larger Image | The Look of Love Artist : Diana Krall List Price : $18.98 USD Your Price : $14.99 USD ProductGroup: Music Release Date : 2001-09-18 Studio : Umvd Labels Label : Umvd Labels Avg. Customer Rating : (491 reviews)
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Reviews Customer Reviews for The Look Of Love Another great product from Amazon Rating: Amazon has done it again by being there with their great selection of products they sell. Amazon always has described to me the product in detail so there are no surprises when I buy from them for a gift. Keep up the good work
Customer Reviews for The Look Of Love Cd Singing Just for Me Rating: I have become so hooked on Diana Krall, simply becase she sings with such emotive warmth, she makes it feel personal,(no, not in a creepy stalker way... in a good way!)and it can make your less than perfect day seem just a little bit better. Album highlights are S'wonderful, Cry me a River, and Besame Mucho, but entire Cd is very good.
The perfect music to unwind or romance to.
Thank you Ms. Krall!
Editorial Reviews for The Look Of Love Audio Cd Amazon.com The Look of Love doesn't tamper with Diana Krall's ongoing success, continuing the emphasis on romantic ballads and embracing them with lush string arrangements. At the core, of course, is Krall's voice. She's developing into one of the great torch singers, with an approach that's both direct and subtly nuanced, true to the song and yet deeply personal. There's a combination of restraint and drama here, as Krall ranges from the confident to the wistful, from loss to playful insinuation, as each song requires. "Cry Me a River" is bittersweet triumph, while "Love Letters" and "Maybe You'll Be There" maintain the most tenuous emotional hold, at once fragile and resilient. "Besame Mucho" and "Dancing in the Dark" are sultry romances wafted on light Latin beats. The songs develop their intimacy in the setting of Krall's quartet, which usually includes bassist Christian McBride and drummer Peter Erskine and several fine guitarists, most frequently Russell Malone. They're a superb complement to her voice and piano, and the close communication carries through the depth and sheen added by Claus Ogerman's rich orchestrations. --Stuart Broomer
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