Interesting Music CD’s that contains songs for the Valentine’s Day

1. Barney: Be My Valentine -
2. Still Valentine’s Day 1969: Live at the Matrix, San Francisco - Sandy Bull is known for some of the first extended instrumental compositions for guitar that incorporated elements of folk, jazz, and Indian and Arabic-influenced dronish modes. This album, taken from two nights of performances in February 1969 recorded at San Francisco’s legendary Matrix, finds Bull experimenting with guitar electronics, as well as working out on the acoustic instruments that were the mainstay of his Vanguard Records Fantasias and Inventions albums. Packaging features rare photos and detailed liner notes.
3. The Valentine’s Day Card -
4. Each Day Is Valentine’s Day -
5. Liberace Box Set (Leapin’ Lizards It’s Liberace, Liberace’s Valentine’s Day Special, and Live With the London Philharmonic) - The master of excess was also a master at spoofing himself, and these shows have a lot of laughs in them, but also a lot more; there is much warmth and likability to Liberace, and his piano technique is better than one would expect, with all those huge rocks on his fingers.”Leapin’ Lizards”
   A 1978 show from the Las Vegas Hilton with the following guests:
   The Chinese Acrobats of Taiwan, who manage to spin plates while standing on their heads;
   Liberace’s protégé Vince Cardell, who joins him in a marvelous Latin medley duet;
   Barclay Shaw’s puppet Toto, in a very special number while Liberace plays “Send in the Clowns” and a few other songs. If you appreciate great puppetry, you will love this part of the show.
   Debbie Reynolds, who does “Your Love” with 4 young men in bell-bottomed jump-suits (oh ! the fun of those ’70s fashions), and sings and dances with Liberace. Debbie does a funny impersonation of Zsa Zsa Gabor, wearing a “diamond” the size of a headlight, and there is also a cameo by Phillis Diller. Total time is 51 minutes.”Valentine’s Day”
   This is from 1979 (when Liberace was 39 + tax) and is filmed at the Las Vegas Hilton and the Queen Mary, which he calls a “yacht”. He also shows us his piano collection, which includes a hand-painted antiquity that was used by Chopin.
   His guests for this show are Sandy Duncan, who is cute singing and dancing “It’s Not Where You Start, it’s Where You Finish”, and Lola Falana, who is stunningly gorgeous, and seductively graceful in “You’re the One That I Want” from Grease. You will want to re-wind and watch her a few times, she is so good. Total time is 51 minutes.

   “Live with The London Philharmonic”
   Mr. Showmanship celebrated his 40th anniversary “in the biz” with this concert that took place in 1985. You get lots of “classics lite” with bits of Tchaikovsky, Liszt, Chopin and Rachmaninoff, the first movement from Beethoven’s “Moonlight Sonata”, and Strauss waltzes. Much of this is quite lovely, and shows his serious, hard-working side. Having many years ago been a part of a TV special with Liberace, I witnessed that side in the many hours he would put into making everything “look easy”. There is also something very touching about this tape, as one senses the happiness playing with this excellent orchestra gave him. A lot of love flows at the end, and some fun too, as he plays chopsticks, and banters with the audience. He saves one of his most spectacular outfits for this performance, a red and black sequined Spanish costume for playing a “Mexican medley”. Total time is 57 minutes.

   Liberace ends each show with the lovely “I’ll be Seeing You”, and I should mention the “Dancing Waters” in the Vegas shows. They are positively hypnotic ! Somewhat like a lava lamp for Aquaman. The set comes in a nice shiny box with a mini pop-up Liberace on top.
   These are camp classics that will put a smile on your face, and Liberace, while making fun of himself, helps us put the troubles of the world into perspective. Be seriously silly, and enjoy the Glitter King. It is time well spent.

6. Broken Hearted On Valentines Day -
7. St. Valentines Day Massacre -
8. Taking A Chance On Love Milla Ilieva Live On Valentine’s Day -
9. Valentine’s Day: Love Is Here To Stay -
10. Slim Goodbody Deskercises: Valentines Day -
11. Valentine’s Day by Mike Ragogna
12. [LP Record] Happy Valentine’s Day from Avon - Various Artists by Various Artists - CONTENTS: KENNY ROGERS - LADY & CRAZY, PERRY COMO - IT’S IMPOSSIBLE, ELVIS PRESLEY - CAN’T HELP FALLING IN LOVE, TONY BENNET - MY FUNNY VALENTINE, HENRY MANCINI - THEME FROM “LOVE STORY’, PEABO BRYSON & ROBERTA FLACK - TONIGHT, I CLEBRATE MY LOVE, JOSE FELICIANO - AND I LOVE HER, ALABAMA - FEELS SO RIGHT, JOHNNY MATHIS - CHANCES ARE
13. St. Valentine’s Day Massacre-Rock & Roll Tribute - A tribute to one of the greatest Metal bands ever. Featuring Crucified Barbara, Skew Siskin (with Lemmy special guest!), American Dog, Green Dollar Colour, Mother Superior, Crystal Pistol and more! FM. 2005.
14. Better Days by Valentine Project - Valentine (vocals, keyboards) has worked with musicians such as, the late Richard Calandra (Spyro Gyra), Gurf Morlix (Lucinda Williams), and producer Chris Brown (Paul Winter Consort). Singer/songwriter Valentine has led several of his original blues/rock bands and contributed as keyboard/vocalist with various musical organizations working the northeastern part of the United States. As an opening act in places such as, Atlantic City, he has shared the stage with such artists as Al Dimeola, Average White Band, Gary Burton, Hugh Mesakela, Janis Ian, Betty Carter, and many more.Released solo CD, Walkin’ Shoes in late 1999. Guests include guitarist Greg Paul (Leer Records) and guitarist Joe Stasio (Blue Star Records). Valentine performed all vocals and other instruments. Instrumental CD’s, Other Worlds and Other Worlds 2, focus on film score, sound design and smooth jazz. Boston great, Jon Finn lends his guitar magic on “Beyond The Milky Way”. Currently, 2003 CD release, Better Days, features the Valentine Project and a compilation CD Thief Of Hearts, which features Valentine’s collaboration with other artists. The listener will enjoy all styles of music blended throughout Valentine’s tunes, from blues to reggae, from tender ballads to pop.Valentine’s production music has been featured on numerous television shows, network sports events and in films. Most notable are Mad About You, Today Show, Unsolved Mysteries, 60 Minutes, NFL Football, 20/20, NBC Movie Of The Week, CBS Tuesday Night Movie, ABC Wide World Of Sports and Grumpy Old Men.Valentine has developed and manages the music related computer software, Drumtrax. As a third-party software company, Vamtech Enterprises, Inc., he has negotiated promotional campaigns with many major MIDI-related software and hardware companies such as Cakewalk Music Software, Mark of the Unicorn, Opcode Systems, Alesis Corporation, Passport Designs, Kurzweil, and Korg.

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