Introduction/Lullaby of Broadway - Tony Bennett, Dubin, Al
Just in Time - Tony Bennett, Comden, Betty
All the Things You Are - Tony Bennett, Hammerstein, Oscar
Fascinating Rhythm - Tony Bennett, Gershwin, George
Stranger in Paradise - Tony Bennett, Borodin, Alexander
Love Is Here to Stay - Tony Bennett, Gershwin, George
Love, Look Away - Tony Bennett, Hammerstein, Oscar
Climb Ev'ry Mountain - Tony Bennett, Hammerstein, Oscar
Put on a Happy Face/Comes Once in a Lifetime [#] - Tony Bennett, Adams, L.--Styne, J
My Ship [#] - Tony Bennett, Gershwin, Ira
Speak Low [#] - Tony Bennett, Nash, Ogden [Author
Lost in the Stars - Tony Bennett, Anderson, Maxwell
Always - Tony Bennett, Berlin, Irving
Anything Goes - Tony Bennett, Porter, Cole
Ol' Man River - Tony Bennett, Hammerstein, Oscar
Lazy Afternoon - Tony Bennett, Latouche, John
Sometimes I'm Happy - Tony Bennett, Caesar, Irving
Have I Told You Lately That I Love You [#] - Tony Bennett, Rome, Harold
That Old Black Magic [#] - Tony Bennett, Arlen, Harold
A Sleepin' Bee [#] - Tony Bennett, Arlen, Harold
I've Got the World on a String [#] - Tony Bennett, Arlen, Harold
What Good Does It Do - Tony Bennett, Arlen, Harold
One for My Baby (And One More for the Road) - Tony Bennett, Arlen, Harold
Track Listings (19) - Disc #2
This Could Be the Start of Something Big [#] - Tony Bennett, Allen, S.
Without a Song [#] - Tony Bennett, Eliscu, Edward
It Amazes Me - Tony Bennett, Coleman, Cy
The Rules of the Road [#] - Tony Bennett, Coleman, Cy
Firefly - Tony Bennett, Coleman, Cy
The Best Is Yet to Come [#] - Tony Bennett, Coleman, Cy
I Left My Heart in San Francisco - Tony Bennett, Cory, George
How About You? [Medley] - Tony Bennett, Freed, Ralph
Chicago [#] - Tony Bennett, Fisher, Fred
Solitude - Tony Bennett, DeLange, Eddie
I'm Just a Lucky So and So - Tony Bennett, David, Mack
Taking a Chance on Love [#] - Tony Bennett, Duke, Vernon
My Heart Tells Me (Should I Believe My Heart?) - Tony Bennett, Gordon, Mack
Pennies from Heaven [#] - Tony Bennett, Burke, Johnny [Lyri
Rags to Riches - Tony Bennett, Adler, Richard [Com
Blue Velvet - Tony Bennett, Morris, Lee
Toot, Toot, Tootsie, Goodbye - Tony Bennett, Erdman, Ernie
Because of You - Tony Bennett, Hammerstein, Arthur
Sing You Sinners - Tony Bennett, Coslow, Sam
This two-CD set adds unreleased tracks to what was already a superb representation of Tony Bennett's art, the 1962 concert catching Bennett at an early peak in his career. He was already a major exponent of the classic Ame... more »rican songbook, and here he's both summarizing his work and branching out into then-new directions. He's equally effective as a ballad singer, including seldom-heard gems like Kurt Weill's "Lost in the Stars," and as a rousing jazz stylist, swinging effortlessly on familiar tunes like "All the Things You Are" and "Chicago." The concert includes a rendition of "I Left My Heart in San Francisco," a song that had just been released at the time. --Stuart Broomer« less
This two-CD set adds unreleased tracks to what was already a superb representation of Tony Bennett's art, the 1962 concert catching Bennett at an early peak in his career. He was already a major exponent of the classic American songbook, and here he's both summarizing his work and branching out into then-new directions. He's equally effective as a ballad singer, including seldom-heard gems like Kurt Weill's "Lost in the Stars," and as a rousing jazz stylist, swinging effortlessly on familiar tunes like "All the Things You Are" and "Chicago." The concert includes a rendition of "I Left My Heart in San Francisco," a song that had just been released at the time. --Stuart Broomer
"This 2CD set gives us the complete concert, unabridged and wonderful, rather than the choppy edited lps. Even though it took over 30 years for this material to see the light of day, it was worth the wait. The original LPs were outstanding; this is HEAVEN! "Smile", "Without a Song" and MANY others, which are Bennett standards, are finally here for all to enjoy. They must have picked him up off the floor that night, as his energy is boundless, his musicianship tremendous, as is his personality. LIVE albums are always the true test of ANY artist, no matter what the genre. It's a joy to hear a sublime singer, in an complete concert, without overdubbs, studio "help", and with great remastered sound. This CD will be among your VERY favorites."
The last reviewer from London....
W. C Donovan | Boston, MA | 03/04/2002
(5 out of 5 stars)
"....has no idea what he's talking about. This two-disc set showcases Tony Bennett at his best. He was, and still is, a fabulous singer. In many ways, he was more compelling in a concert setting than in the studio. On this night at Carnegie Hall in 1962, the acoustics must have been perfect. His voice, though always great, sounded extra special. I'm fortunate to have this as part of my eclectic collection."
One of the Best Ever
A. McIntyre | Philadelphia, PA United States | 08/10/2004
(5 out of 5 stars)
"To the last reviewer, I saw both Garland and Bennett in separate concerts in Boston not long after their respective Carnegie Hall shows. Judy gave the best performance I have ever seen, Tony was not far behind.
How wonderful to finally have the entire concert at last. You are reminded time and again how Tony picks the very best songs to sing. There are a lot of gems here, but my favorite 'new' song is the one from "I Can Get it for You Wholesale." With Tony singing you wonder why the song did not become a hugh hit. Tony is still around, bless him, but I had forgotten how rich and glorious his voice was 42 years ago. I would classify this concert as one of 10 best live recordings of all time, pop or rock. It just does not get much better than 2 hours of pure Bennett at his peak. The live concert brings out the best in him.
This is the one indispensable Tony Bennett CD."
Tony in his prime ... great concert!
Jon Warshawsky | San Diego, CA USA | 12/15/1999
(5 out of 5 stars)
"1962 was a great time for Tony Bennett. He is having a ball during the show, and having the whole concert on the album makes for a perfect evening listen. 'I Left My Heart in San Francisco' is introduced as a new popular song (! )Columbia's recording is first-rate. The good news is that the richness of 1960s Bennett that comes through on the studio albums is preserved in this live recording. 'Without a Song' is momentarily interrrupted by an audience request, handled gracefully by the singer, but this is nitpicking. I was glad to see the previously unreleased tracks restored, including the first tracks on the second CD. Taking a Chance on Love, Chicago and Smile are too classic to omit.Enjoy."
A CLASSIC PERFORMANCE FROM A CLASSIC SINGER !
Jon Warshawsky | 02/21/1999
(5 out of 5 stars)
"It took more than 30 years for the complete show to see release but it's been worth the wait. A great set brimming with classics from the American songbook,excellent pacing,all in all I wish I could've been there, but with the disc I can.Standouts for me include "All The Things You Are"(my favorite of all the versions I've heard)and a gorgeous rendition of "My Ship" which incredibly sees it's first release here.GET THIS DISC !"