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Sir Cliff Richard, still wowing the fans after five decades BBC News, UK - Dec 04,2008 Cliff Richard and The Shadows had their first hit, Move It, in 1958. "I don't know if anybody knows why they make it, because I've always been surprised ...

Fan's tribute to Sir Cliff Richard Fakenham and Wells Times, UK - Dec 04,2008 He's known as the Peter Pan of pop and one of Sir Cliff Richard's biggest fans is the Mayor of Fakenham Jayne Cubitt who is delighted that her idol is to be ...

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Xanadu

I never even heard of Xanadu before my wife told me about it. She forced me to watch it and quite frankly it's a great movie. I ended up loving the sound track as well. I would recommend this if your a fan of the movie.

Tracks:
    1. Magic - Farrar, John
    2. Suddenly - Farrar, John
    3. Dancin' Round and Round - Farrar, John
    4. Suspended in Time - Farrar, John
    5. Whenever You're Away from Me - Farrar, John
    6. I'm Alive - Lynne, Jeff
    7. The Fall - Lynne, Jeff
    8. Don't Walk Away - Lynne, Jeff
    9. All Over the World - Lynne, Jeff
    10. Xanadu - Lynne, Jeff

The Premiere Collection: The Best Of Andrew Lloyd Webber (Original Cast Compilation)

Very enjoyable - we have 2 copies and always keep one in the car to listen to.

Tracks:
    1. Phantom of the Opera
    2. Take That Look Off Your Face
    3. All I Ask of You
    4. Don't Cry For Me Argentina
    5. Magical Mr. Mistoffelees
    6. Variations 1-4 - Andrew Lloyd Webber, Lloyd Webber, Andre
    7. Superstar
    8. Memory
    9. Starlight Express
    10. Tell Me On A Sunday
    11. The Music Of the Night
    12. Another Suitcase in Another Hall
    13. I Don't Know How to Love Him
    14. Pie Jesu

Cliff Richard - Private Collection (1979-1988)

And I mean that! Cliff Richard has one of the most incredible voices I have ever heard in my life! If you like good 80s pop songs (from 1979-1988); you are missing out on a tremendous talent by not having this CD. Like me; several of you will remember three songs here. The outstanding duet with Olivia Newton-John called, Suddenly, plus you will also remember, Dreamin, and, We Don't Talk Anymore, but I think there are songs here that are just as good or even better than those three so I'll list a few of them.

Tracks:
    1. Some People - Cliff Richard, Tarney, Alan
    2. Wired for Sound - Cliff Richard, Robertson, Macleod
    3. All I Ask of You - Cliff Richard, Hart, Charles
    4. Carrie - Cliff Richard, Britten, Terry
    5. True Love Ways - Cliff Richard, Petty, Norman
    6. Dreamin' - Cliff Richard, Tarney
    7. She Means Nothing to Me - Cliff Richard, David
    8. A Little Love - Cliff Richard, Tarney
    9. Daddy's Home - Cliff Richard, Sheppard
    10. We Don't Talk Anymore - Cliff Richard, Tarney
    11. Never Say Die - Cliff Richard, Britten
    12. The Only Way Out - Cliff Richard, Martinez
    13. Suddenly - Cliff Richard, Farrar, John
    14. Please Don't Fall in Love - Cliff Richard, Batt
    15. Little Town - Cliff Richard, Traditional
    16. My Pretty One - Cliff Richard, Tarney
    17. Ocean Deep - Cliff Richard, Trott
    18. She's So Beautiful - Cliff Richard, Poulsen
    19. Mistletoe and Wine - Cliff Richard, Stewart

Live at Knebworth: Parts 1, 2 & 3

Elton John, Status Quo, Cliff Richard & The Shadows, Paul McCartney, Pink Floyd
I bought this for the fact that Mark Knopfler was in it. I was blown away at the performances. Pink Floyd did "Shine on you crazy diamond" and "Run like hell". It was wonderful as always. Paul McCartney whom I'm not a fan of, changed my mind. "Hey Jude" was almost inspirational. The band, Status Quo, sang "In the army now". I really liked that one. The biggest surprise for me was Genesis, Phil Collins sang the song "Mama" like I've never seen and heard someone sing before. The band was unbelievable in this song too.

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