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FLAC Cantabile - Music Of The Night -A Collection Of Songs From Hit Shows Of The 1980's
Title:
Music Of The Night -A Collection Of Songs From Hit Shows Of The 1980's-
Performer:
Cantabile
Style:
Vocal, Musical
Released:
1987
Country:
UK
MP3 album size:
2371 mb
FLAC album size:
2286 mb
Genre:

Tracklist


1Love Makes The World Go Round (From Me & My Girl)
Bass – Michael SteffanLead Vocals – Richard BryanPercussion – David Cullen Trombone – Stewart CollinsTrumpet – Paul HullWritten-By – Noel Gay
2Anthem (From Chess)
Songwriter – Benny Andersson, Björn Ulvaeus, Tim Rice
3She's So Beautiful (From Time)
Written-By – Hans Poulsen
4Little Shop Of Horrors (From Little Shop Of Horrors)
Saxophone – Phil ToddSongwriter – Alan Menken, Howard Ashman
5Song On The Sand (La Da Da Da) (From La Cage Aux Folles)
Accordion – Jack EmblowLeader [Orchestra Leader] – Pat HallingWritten-By – Jerry Herman
6Starlight Express (From Starlight Express)
Lyrics By – Richard StilgoeMusic By – Andrew Lloyd Webber
7The Music Of The Night (From The Phantom Of The Opera)
Bass – Chris LaurenceCello – Keith HarveyFlute – Eddie BeckettHarp – David Snell Songwriter – Andrew Lloyd Webber, Charles Hart, Richard StilgoeViola – Ian JewelViolin – Brendon O'Reilly, Michael Davis
8Losing My Mind (From Follies)
Leader [Orchestra Leader] – Pat HallingSongwriter – Stephen Sondheim
9Tell Me It's Not True (From Blood Brothers)
Guitar – Ray RussellSongwriter – Willy Russell
10Bring Him Home (From Les Misérables)
Bass – Chris LaurenceCello – Keith HarveyFlute – Eddie BeckettHarp – David Snell Songwriter – Alain Boublil, Claude-Michel Schönberg, Herbert KretzmerViola – Ian JewelViolin – Brendon O'Reilly, Michael Davis
11Oh What A Circus (From Evita)
Songwriter – Andrew Lloyd Webber, Tim Rice
12The Rum Tum Tugger (From Cats)
Music By – Andrew Lloyd WebberSaxophone – Phil ToddText By [Original Text] – T. S. Eliot