Have already welcomed one of his numerous compilations and the album "Something," I took advantage of this advantageous proposal 5 albums of the 70 'to get to know. Mission accomplished! This set includes 5 Albums of Shirley Bassey 1970 to 1973, the beginning of his most prolific period of his career with "Something" (# 5 UK), "Something else" (UK # 7), "I Capricorn" (# 13 UK), "And I love you so" (# 24 UK) and "Never, never, never" (# 10 UK). It is best to listen to these discs with a sufficient sound level (without exaggeration, of course) to appreciate the power and quality of her voice. In addition, the orchestrations are all that accompany successful without masking the voice of the artist. "Something" (xxxxx) begins with an excellent cover of "Something" (# 4 UK) success of George Harrison followed by that of "Spinning Wheel" by Blood success, Sweet & Tears (# 2 US) before the charm of " Yesterday I Heard the Rain "and the power of 'The sea and the sand" or "My way". Then the fun continues in particular with the performance of "Light My Fire" the Doors or "Easy to be hard," success Three Dog Night (# 4 US). Quality also with "Life goes on" or "Yesterday When I Was young" by Charles Aznavour. Lack bonus "Fool on the Hill" on the CD from 1999 that I possess. "Something else" (xxxxx) starts strongly with the excellent cover of "Love Story" (# 34 UK) followed by the energetic "Til love touches your life" before the captivating "Easy thing to do" or the sentimental " Until it's time for you to go "Buffy Sainte Marie. Another success recovered well "It's impossible." Side 2 opens with "Pieces of Dream" by Michel Legrand followed by "Breakfast in bed" before the great "Excuse me." The cover of "Bridge over troubled water" is faultless. Another perfect record. "I Capricorn" (xxxxx) begins with finesse "I Capricorn" followed the powerful "The look of love" and "The way a woman loves. Excellent performances of "Love" and John Lennon's "Where I going" before refinement "I've never been a woman before." Side 2 begins with her hit cover of "For all we know" (UK # 6) followed the powerful "The greatest performance of my life" before the sweetness of "Where is love" or the charm of "Losing My Mind" . Excellent piece with "One less bell to answer" and delicious end with "Lost and lonely." The fun is yet to rendezvous with this album. "And I love you so" (xxxxx) begins particularly well with the great cover of "Someday" the Carpenters. Guaranteed fun with "Bless the beasts and children" and "Jezahel". His version of "And I love you so" is faithful to that of Don McLean. Also successes with covers of "The Way of Love" and "The first time ever I saw your face." Side 2 opens with the excellent "Day by day" followed by the powerful performance of "Without You" (initial composition of the group Badfinger). Asurée sensitivity with "Ballad of the sad young man" and "I do not know how to love him" before the power of "I'd do it all again" and the interpretation of "If only we-have love" of Jacques Brel. "Never, never, never" (xxxx) begins with the hit "Never, never, never" (UK # 8 and # 48 US) followed by resumption of "Baby I'm a Want You", grossing US group Bread. Beautiful ballad with "Someone who care" before the successful interpretation of "old-fashioned pleasures", "The old fashioned way," Charles Aznavour. The following pieces are nice especially the cover of "Killing me softly with this song" which is as good as that of Roberta Flack. Another success with pleasant "Going, going, gone" before the interpretation of the classic "No regrets" Tom Rush, personally I prefer that of the Walker Brothers. The face is nicely finished with 2 "Make the world a little younger." This album, which is great fun to listen, is slightly behind the other four.
