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 Songs From Ally Mcbeal - Vonda Shepard - Soundtrack
 Songs From Ally Mcbeal - Vonda Shepard - Soundtrack ... Tracklisting1 Searchin' For My Soul 2 Ask The Lonely 3 Walk Away Renee 4 Hooked On A Feeling 5 You Belong To Me 6 Wildest Times Of The World 7 Someone You Use 8 The End Of The World 9 Tell Him 10 Neighborhood 11 Will You Marry Me? 12 It's In His Kiss (The Shoop Shoop Song) 13 I Only Want To Be With You 14 Maryland Newest Review: ... realistically expected of a theme tune. With track 2, we head straight for the cover versions. "Ask the Lonely" ... more ... (originally by The Four Tops) is one of the album's standouts - Vonda's vocals are on top form and the arrangement is wisely kept similar to the original. It's wonderfully melancholy and some stellar backing vocals ensure it's one of the album's most memorable cuts. Same goes for "Walk Away Renee": there's nothing mind-blowing about this particular version of the Left Banke classic, but that works in its favour and the end result is an above-average rendition that recalls the original while, thanks to more of ...more |
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Songs From Ally Mcbeal - Vonda Shepard - Soundtrack: Above-average easy listening (923 words)
by - written on 09/04/08 (Very useful, 68 readings)
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One of the hallmarks of David E. Kelley's comedy-drama "Ally McBeal" was the frequent use of popular music - in particular, canon pop and easy-listening tunes re-jigged by middle-tier soulstress Vonda Shepard. Most episodes would end with the titular Ally reflecting on the episode's events while a lyrically-appropriate Vonda ballad played; while Vonda herself would frequently show up in to perform more upbeat tracks in the local bar. "Songs From Ally McBeal" - the first of what would go on to be four such compilations - compiles fourteen tracks originally used in the first two seasons of the show. There's nothing ground-breaking here - ... Read the complete review
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