Holmes, Rupert: Songs That Sound Like Movies: Complete Epic Recordings
Holmes, Rupert: Songs That Sound Like Movies: Complete Epic Recordings
Format: CD
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Artist: Holmes, Rupert
Label: Cherry Red
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929172036
Genre: Rock
Three CD set. English-born New Yorker Rupert Holmes may be best known for his hit singles 'Escape (The Pina Colada Song)' (1979) and 'Him' (1980), but several years prior to this, Rupert broke onto the music scene with three meticulously crafted albums for the Epic label in the space of two years. These albums were full of perfectly told stories of love, life and loss, and paved the way for Rupert's ascendancy to the big time. These three albums are now available together in one package, fully endorsed by Rupert, and containing engrossing sleeve notes including a brand-new interview with Rupert himself. Contains an array of bonus tracks, many of which have never been heard before, and with an absolute exclusive and a must for fans - this package contains the first ever live recordings of Rupert Holmes ever released! All selected by the man himself! Contains the singles 'Terminal', 'Talk', 'Our National Pastime', 'I Don't Want To Hold Your Hand', 'Deco Lady', 'Weekend Lover' and 'Who, What, When, Where, Why', plus rare alternative and live versions of a number of these. All material has been fully remastered, with audio being sourced from Rupert's own private collection of master tapes wherever possible. Contains CD wallet replicas of the Epic albums, faithfully reproducing their original artwork. Widescreen (1974), Live Cuts, Rupert Holmes (1975), Singles (1976), Bonus Tracks
Tracks:
1.1 Widescreen
1.2 Terminal
1.3 Second Saxophone
1.4 Phantom of the Opera
1.5 Talk
1.6 Bagdad
1.7 Our National Pastime
1.8 Letters That Cross in the
1.9 Mail
1.10 Soap Opera
1.11 Psycho Drama
1.12 Terminal (Single Edit)
1.13 Philly
1.14 Introduction: Terminal
1.15 Terminal (Live at the Bottom Line, NYC, 23/04/78)
1.16 Introduction: Widescreen
1.17 Widescreen (Live at the Bottom Line, NYC, 23/04/78)
1.18 Phantom of the Opera (Live at the Bottom Line, NYC, 23/04/78)
2.1 Too Scared to Sing
2.2 Brass Knuckles
2.3 You Burned Yourself Out
2.4 Deco Lady
2.5 I Don't Want to Hold Your Hand
2.6 Rifles and Rum
2.7 Studio Musician
2.8 Everything Gets Better When You're Drunk
2.9 The Man Behind the Woman
2.10 The Place Where Failure Goes
2.11 Queen Bee
2.12 Love Out of Time
2.13 The One of Us
2.14 Lullaby for Myself
2.15 You Burned Yourself Out (Rehearsal, Brooklyn, 1975)
2.16 Queen Bee (Live at the Bijou Cafe, Philadelphia, 15/04/78)
2.17 Introduction: Studio Musician
2.18 Studio Musician (Live at the Bottom Line, NYC, 23/04/78)
3.1 Who, What, When, Where, Why
3.2 Weekend Lover
3.3 I Don't Want to Get Over You
3.4 You Make Me Real
3.5 Aw Shucks
3.6 The Last of the Romantics
3.7 For Beginners Only
3.8 Touch and Go
3.9 Annabella
3.10 Singles
3.11 Magic Trick
