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Liberace : Vol. 2-Golden Age of Television-Latin Favorites by Liberace (CD, 2013)

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Record LabelEnre, Entree
UPC0765401810428
eBay Product ID (ePID)13070897039

Product Key Features

FormatCD
Release Year2013
GenreEasy Listening
ArtistLiberace
Release TitleLiberace : Vol. 2-Golden Age of Television-Latin Favorites

Dimensions

Item Height0.40 in
Item Weight0.20 lb
Item Length5.60 in
Item Width4.90 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks17
Number of Discs1
TracksLa Cacaracha, A Little Spanish Town, Besome Mucho, Cuba Liberace, Habanera from Carmen, Lady of Spain, Maiden's Wish Samba, Mama Does the Mumbo the Best, Mama Querido, Miami Beach Rumba, Si Si, South American Way, The Bull and the Chihuahua, The Peanut Vendor, Tropicana, Two to Tango, Adios
NotesIn 1952. Liberace brought his concert-honed sense of showmanship to the emerging world of television. Almost overnight, the Milwaukee-born pianist became a national phenomenon, sustaining his popularity as a TV star for years to come. Syndicated across the country, the "Liberace Show" proved to be a ground-breaking TV musical series. For decades. Tapes of these historic programs have been in storage, unseen and unheard. Now the Liberace foundation for the Performing and Creative Arts is releasing a series of audio highlights of the "Liberace Show" for the first time. These performances capture Liberace's charm and virtuosity in perhaps their finest recorded moments. Backed by an 18-piece orchestra led by his brother George, he masterfully glides through a repertoire that mixes many diverse tunes and melodies. Beyond the musical performances themselves, Liberace: The Golden Age of Television, offers a sampling of Liberace's warm, intimate way with his television audience. His introductions and between-song comments that are included on this album provide insights into his unique rapport with his fans. Whether he's sliding into a humorous number or paying tribute to his musical heroes, Liberace's crowd-pleasing touch comes through. Since his passing in 1987, Liberace has left behind a legacy of entertainment few will ever fill. A missing chapter in his legendary story has been restored with the release of this series. Liberace: The Golden Age of Television is a rare glimpse of a one-of-a-kind talent at a truly historic moment.