The Very Best Of Melanie - Melanie

Description: Genre: Rock - Pop Rock / Artist: Melanie / Audio CD released 1998-01-24 at Camden / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Ruby Tu ... more

The Very Best Of Melanie - Melanie ... Tuesday
2 Brand New Key
3 Nickel Song
4 What Have They Done To My Song Ma
5 Beautiful People
6 Any Guy
7 Close To It All
8 Mr Tambourine Man
9 Baby Day
10 I Don't Eat Animals
11 Lay Lady Lay
12 In The Hour
13 Pebbles In The Sand
14 Save The Night
15 Garden In The City
16 Christopher Robin
17 Good Book
18 Carolina On My Mind
19 Somebody Loves Me
20 Leftover Wine
21 Lay Down (Candles In The Rain)
22 Peace Will Come

Newest Review: ... been in my vinyl collection for years, as have all her albums, though with technology allowing these past memories to be ... more

... produced on CD, it gives people like me a second look at singers that were part and parcel of how we grew up, what we felt, the indecision of living through a period that claimed "free love", although not the kind of promiscuity that many associate with that period of time, more a naivety and search for "who we were". The tracks on this album are representative of the best of the many albums by this artiste, and although there is a mixture of the more commercially well known songs like "Ruby Tuesd...more

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Release Date: 1998 - 01 - 24, Audio CD, Camden

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The Very Best Of Melanie - Melanie: STEP BACK IN TIME AND SEE THE RELEVANCE REMAINS. (1510 words)
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I am taking a trip back in time, because in order for anyone to understand the kind of music that Melanie Safka produced and sang, you need to know more about the era in which her music was at the height of popularity. It was the mid sixties. Imagine if you can a world that is without the internet, a world without mobile phones, a time when teenagers were beginning to show unrest at following the familiar pattern of the lives of their parents. It was a time of rebellion, and also when people were beginning to question the rights and wrongs of life, and wanted to make the world a better place to be. Music was taking all kinds of new directions, bands competed with bands, ... Read the complete review