Steve Lawrence & Eydie Gorme The Ultimate Collection (4-CD Set)

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The first track on this 4-CD set is “This Could Be the Start of Something Big,” and it sure is: here, at last, is the Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gormé collection all of their fans have been waiting for, the biggest and (by far) best-sounding set ever devoted to the pair of legendary pop vocalists. Under the supervision of their son David Lawrence (who contributes a personal note to the booklet), we’ve gone back to the original tapes for most of these 72 tracks; some of these have never appeared on CD, and, with Eric Boulanger’s new remastering, the ones that have come out sound much better than they did before. Disc One, “Duet Classics,” features such career touchstones for the couple as “Baby It’s Cold Outside,” “For Once in Your Life,”  and “We Got Us.” Disc Two, “Steve Classics,” brings the hits with “Portrait of My Love,” “Footsteps,” and “Go Away Little Girl” along with such signature renditions as “I’ve Gotta Be Me” and “I Want to Be with You” and even an unreleased track, “You and I.” Eydie takes over (and how!) on Disc Three with such smashes as “Blame It on the Bossa Nova,” “What Did I Have That I Don’t Have,” “If He Walked into My Life,” “Tonight I’ll  Say a Prayer, and her Spanish-language classic with Trio Los Panchos, “Sabor a Mí.” And Disc Four revels in the duo’s love of Broadway with songs like “Mama, A Rainbow,” “The Ladies Who Lunch,” “Two on the Aisle,” and the uproarious “The Honeymoon Is Over.” Like this collection, Joe Marchese’s liner notes follow Steve and Eydie’s career every step of the way, and we’ve included some rare photos courtesy of the estate. The ultimate collection indeed, the comprehensive, career-spanning collection these two icons have long deserved!

DISC ONE “DUET CLASSICS”

1. This Could Be the Start of Something Big

2. Cheek to Cheek

3. We Got Us

4. I Want to Stay Here

5. Darn It Baby, That’s Love

6. No Two People

7. Baby It’s Cold Outside

8. Something’s Gotta Give

9. Who Wouldn’t Love You

10. True Love

11. A Lot of Livin’ to Do

12. For Once in Your Life

13. Come Back to Me

14. Sunrise, Sunset

15. Through the Years

16. Hallelujah

17. That’s What Friends Are For

18. Our Love Is Here to Stay

DISC TWO “STEVE CLASSICS”

1. Pretty Blue Eyes

2. Portrait of My Love

3. Footsteps

4. There’ll Be Some Changes Made

5. The Ballad of the Sad Young Men

6. Go Away Little Girl

7. More (Theme from Mondo Cane)

8. A Room Without Windows

9. I Want to Be with You

10. The Warm Hours

11. You and I

12. Bewitched

13. In the Still of the Night

14. Where Can I Go

15. My Heart Stood Still

16. I’ve Gotta Be Me

17. The Drifter

18. That’s All

DISC THREE “EYDIE CLASSICS”

1. I’ll Take Romance

2. Too Close for Comfort

3. Guess Who I Saw Today

4. When Your Lover Has Gone

5. The Gypsy in My Soul

6. I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues

7. Don’t Get Around Much Anymore

8. Sabor a Mí

9. Blame It on the Bossa Nova

10. What Did I Have That I Don’t Have

11. How About Me

12. Tonight I’ll Say a Prayer

13. God Bless the Child

14. If He Walked into My Life

15. Softly As I Leave You

16. I Wanna Be Around

17. As Time Goes By

18. It Was a Good Time

DISC FOUR “BROADWAY CLASSICS”

1. Two on the Aisle

2. On a Clear Day

3. What I Did for Love

4. An Old-Fashioned Wedding

5. What Kind of Fool Am I

6. My Funny Valentine

7. The Honeymoon Is Over

8. Mama, A Rainbow

9. Johnny One Note

10. In My Own Lifetime

11. How Could I Be So Wrong

12. Once in a Lifetime

13. Small World

14. With So Little to Be Sure Of

15. The Ladies Who Lunch

16. Being Alive

17. Send in the Clowns

18. Together, Wherever We Go