Bette Midler - The Rose - The Original Soundtrack Recording album flac

The Rose is the soundtrack to the feature film of the same name starring Bette Midler which was released in 1979. Midler performs all the songs on the album, with the exception of the instrumental "Camellia". Apart from the title track, the soundtrack was entirely recorded live and also features concert monologues, with Midler portraying the character The Rose, loosely based on blues singer Janis Joplin.

Rhino Hi-Five: Bette Midler Bette Midler. Beaches: Original Soundtrack Recording Bette Midler. Collections Bonnie Tyler. All right, we all turn to page 438. Now, you know we all gonna sing along. Oh, I do love a revue.

Records ‎– P-10795A Format:Vinyl, LP, Album Country:Japan Released:1979 Genre:Rock, Non-Music, Pop, Stage & Screen Style:Soundtrack, Soft Rock, Pop Rock, Spoken Word, Ballad. Tracklist A1 Whose Side Are You On 3:58 A2 Midnight In Memphis 3:23 A3 Concert Monologue 2:42 A4 When A Man Loves A Woman 4:42 A5 Sold My Soul To Rock N' Roll 3:23 A6 Keep On Rockin' 3:02 B1 Love Me With A Feeling 3:38 B2 Camellia. 2:42 B3 Homecoming Monologue 1:22 B4 Stay With Me 5:00 B5 Let Me Call You Sweetheart 1:30 B6 The Rose 3:40.

Bette Midler is a star perpetually evolving into icon, and this album's success, as well as the two hit singles it spawned, certainly helped the film, as much as the movie brought Midler to a new level of fame. Her voice is terrific on "Midnight in Memphis," and the material is extraordinary for many reasons. Midler gets to show what a tremendous blues singer she can be, drawing from the many elements she's secured from years on the stage. It's a pivotal moment in her career.

Band Name Bette Midler. Album Name The Rose Soundtrack. Wydawcy Rhino Records. 10. Stay with Me. 11. Let Me Call You Sweetheart.

Lamb 08 – Bette Midler, Peter Riegert, You'll Never Get Away From Me 09 – Jennifer Beck, Jeffrey Broadhurst, Peter Lockyer, Michael Moore, Patrick Boyd, Terry Lindholm, Gregg Russell, Cynthia Gibb, Dainty June And Her Farmboys 10 – Cynthia Gibb, Jennifer Beck, If Momma Was Married 11 – Jeffrey Broadhurst, All I Need Is The Girl 12 – Bette Midler, Everything's Coming Up Roses. The casting of Midler as Rose, the ultimate stage mother, seemed ideal; she is an accomplished actress with a theatrical background and a well-known singer with a feisty personality. The production made a point of sticking to the original show, and the supporting players, Peter Riegert, Cynthia Gibb, and Jennifer Beck (who actually got a fair amount of singing time, along with some others) were excellent.

Album Information : Title: The Rose: The Original Soundtrack Recording. The soundtrack for this 1979 film is the most paradoxical album of Bette Midler's career. The Rose," the album, is arguably the best of Midler's live albums, but the songs are all new and more in the mode of rock 'n' roll ala Janis Joplin than the 1940s boogie woogie and other song types that brought Midler to prominence. As if to underscore the point, "The Rose," the song, plays to Midler's strengths as a vocalist while running counter to all the other songs on the album