So Amazing: An All-Star Tribute To Luther. An All-Star Tribute To Luther Vandross by Various and tens of millions of other songs on all your devices with Amazon. **TO USE THESE AS COVERS JUST RIGHT CLICK AND THEN SAVE THE IMAGES TO YOUR DESKTOP.**So Amazing; An All-Star Tribute to Luther Vandross MP3 320kbps is a tribute album to the late soul legend Luther Vandross, consisting of cover versions of past songs by Vandross and other artists, recorded by several R&B and/or soul singers, in addition to rapper Wyclef Jean and pop singers Elton John and Celine Dion.
Never Too Much - Mary J. Superstar - Usher, 3. 'Til My Baby Comes Home - Fantasia, 4. Roman Polanski Interviews Pdf. So Amazing - Stevie Wonder/Beyonc, 5. A - Aretha Franklin House Is Not a Home, 6.
Power of Love - Donna Summer, 7. If This World Were Mine - Alicia Keys/Jerimiah 'Jermaine' Paul, 8.
Anyone Who Had a Heart - Elton John/Luther Vandross, 9. Microsoft World Wide Telescope Full Version. Dance With My Father - Cline Dion, 10.
Always & Forever - Wyclef Jean, 11. If Only for One Night - Babyface, 12.
Here & Now - Patti LaBelle, 13. Love Won't Let Me Wait - John Legend, 14. Since I Lost My Baby - Angie Stone, 15. Creepin' - Jamie Foxx.
They weren't kidding when they put 'All-Star' in the subtitle, but the most satisfying thing about this big-name tribute to the late is how many of these 'All-Stars' let their guard down, expressing both genuine grief over the loss of R&B's most likeable fellows and jubilation over his music, which spoke to so many people, offered a rich blend of influences, and had a warm, soulful grace both in its writing and delivery. Captures everyone's first encounter with the great 'Never Too Much' with a bit of dialog before launching into one of her warmest, most elegant performances. The grief of on 'A House Is Not a Home' is monolithic, while fellow diva hits every 'I need you now' in 'Here & Now' with touching despair, inferring loss over lyrics that deal with comfort and 'always being there.' His smoky performance on 'Love Won't Let Me Wait' just proves how great a 'John Legend: With Strings' album would be, while and 'Since I Lost My Baby' is the perfect marriage of singer and song. Well-dressed, finger-snappin' numbers from,, and with capture 's big smile while recalls his disco roots with a dancefloor 'Power of Love.' Add and Jermaine Paul sounding epic on 'If This World Were Mine' and you've got enough highlights to ignore 's maudlin 'Dance with My Father' and 's misguided impersonation on 'Anyone Who Had a Heart,' another 'duet' with the deceased made possible through Pro-Tools. Besides these minor annoyances, is meatier than most tributes, with deeply grateful performances that not only capture the spirit of but do an excellent job of bringing his widespread influence to the surface.