The Four Aces Greatest Hits Music Cd

The Four Aces - The Four Aces Greatest Hits

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The Greatest Hits      Artist : The Four Aces      List Price : $11.98 USD        Your Price : $10.99 USD      ProductGroup: Music      Release Date : 1993-09-28      Studio : Mca      Label : Mca      Avg. Customer Rating : (18 reviews)

Reviews Customer Reviews for The Four Aces Greatest Hits      This Is The One You Want      Rating:      There are various CDs available for sale here on Amazon on singing groups from the early 1950s, and if you are looking for one on The Four Aces this is the one you want to buy. It includes all the hits and the sound is first rate. The sound you hear on this CD is how I remember listening to The Four Aces when they were in their prime. I honestly can't imagine anyone rating this CD with a negative review. The voices you hear on this CD is how I remember them sounding, and that's good enough for me. If you enjoy the singing groups from this time period then this CD belongs in your collection. I've purchased several extra copies (I'd be embarrassed to say how many) as a gift for students in my after school elementary music class.     Customer Reviews for The Four Aces Greatest Hits Cd      give these men a spotlight !!!      Rating:      The Four Aces' Greatest Hits may not have every last hit they ever had; but as a single CD compilation it's a pretty good one. The quality of the sound is excellent and the artwork is very nicely done. This is anything but elevator music! "Tell Me Why" opens the CD with a beautiful number that features The Four Aces singing at their very best. They harmonize beautifully; and the individual lyrics lack nothing--it's all THAT good. ""Tell Me Why" is a hauntingly beautiful number that I'm sure you're going to enjoy very much; this is classic Four Aces material and it proves their talent right from the start. "Perfidia" gets a great treatment; this peppy little number shines bright when The Four Aces sing it--the Latin beat gets replaced with a pop beat and it holds its own remarkably well considering how big a change they made in the musical arrangement. "Three Coins In The Fountain" is a very touching, moving ballad that actually won an Oscar for best song in a motion picture in March, 1955; and The Four Aces do justice to this great classic pop vocal with their exquisite sense of timing and their excellent diction. I love it! "You Brought Me Love" has a fine organ arrangement and The Four Aces perform this with panache; the melody is perfect and the music that accompanies these men fits in perfectly with their vocals. Again we hear The Four Aces harmonizing flawlessly; and the individual lyrics that are sung are equally impressive. Excellent! In addition, listen for "Heart And Soul: this excellent classic pop tune really brings back memories of hearing my parents hum this tune to themselves as they went about their household chores. "Stranger in Paradise" never sounded better than when The Four Aces sang it; I love their rendition--indeed, I believe that their rendition of "Stranger In Paradise" is THE definitive rendition of this timeless ballad. I know you'll like this number; "Stranger In Paradise" is easily a major highlight of this album. The Four Aces make it look so easy--but we know it was their exceptional talent that allowed them to give us this false impression. Singing this well requires great talent; and that's exactly what The Four Aces had. "Love Is A Many-Splendored Thing" is another huge highlight of this album; The Four Aces were born to sing classic love songs like this one. The woodwind instruments add to the musical arrangement; and there's also "Heart" from the stage play "D*** Yankees." The Four Aces perform "Heart" with great style; and the backup vocalists sound great, too. The album ends with The Four Aces doing a sublime rendition of "Mister Sandman." "Mister Sandman" is a catchy pop tune from the 1950s that I always enjoy hearing; and The Four Aces do this so well it makes a very strong ending for this CD. Fans of The Four Aces will consider this a must-have for their collections; and it also makes a great introductory CD for newcomers to the artistry of The Four Aces.