Parlophone | EMI Gold
30. July 2010
Europe
What else to write about this artist? CLIFF RICHARD turns 70 in October. That's right: Seven zeros. 52 years of career since his first hit "Move It" in 1958 A new album called "Bold As Brass" is announced for October. October will also see several sold-out shows at London's Royal Albert Hall. It's not yet clear if they will return to German stag...
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| Title | The Collection |
| Artist | Cliff Richard |
| Format | 2x CD |
| Labels | Parlophone | EMI Gold |
| Country of issue | Europe |
| Date of publication | 30. July 2010 |
| Weight | 170 g |
| EAN | 5099963336023 |
| Product ID | 48849 |
| Discogs ID | 8287515 |
| Discogs reviews |
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Cliff Richard: The Collection version on 2CD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company Parlophone in cooperation with EMI Gold on 30. July 2010.
What else to write about this artist? CLIFF RICHARD turns 70 in October. That's right: Seven zeros. 52 years of career since his first hit "Move It" in 1958 A new album called "Bold As Brass" is announced for October. October will also see several sold-out shows at London's Royal Albert Hall. It's not yet clear if they will return to German stages, but at least we can bridge the time until then with another cheesy compilation. The budget-priced double-CD "The Collection" contains "only" 32 songs, but they come from a total of 32 of his albums (pictured on the front cover!) and in addition to "Move It" and various other hits (such as "Spanish Harlem", "We" and "The Way"), it also features "The Way", "The Way", "The Way" and "The Way". "Spanish Harlem", "We Don't Talk Anymore", "Some People"), there are also gems like Dean Martin's '65 Cliff version of "Sway" (from the album "When In Spain"), Antonio Carlos Jobim's Bossa Nova classic "The Girl From Ipanema" (from the album "My Kinda Latin") and "Can't Keep This Feeling In" from the 1998 album "Real As I Wanna Be".
Album spans genres Rock, Pop and Pop Rock.
What else to write about this artist? CLIFF RICHARD turns 70 in October. That's right: Seven zeros. 52 years of career since his first hit "Move It" in 1958 A new album called "Bold As Brass" is announced for October. October will also see several sold-out shows at London's Royal Albert Hall. It's not yet clear if they will return to German stages, but at least we can bridge the time until then with another cheesy compilation. The budget-priced double-CD "The Collection" contains "only" 32 songs, but they come from a total of 32 of his albums (pictured on the front cover!) and in addition to "Move It" and various other hits (such as "Spanish Harlem", "We" and "The Way"), it also features "The Way", "The Way", "The Way" and "The Way". "Spanish Harlem", "We Don't Talk Anymore", "Some People"), there are also gems like Dean Martin's '65 Cliff version of "Sway" (from the album "When In Spain"), Antonio Carlos Jobim's Bossa Nova classic "The Girl From Ipanema" (from the album "My Kinda Latin") and "Can't Keep This Feeling In" from the 1998 album "Real As I Wanna Be".
Album spans genres Rock, Pop and Pop Rock.
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