Rhapsody MP3 Music Downloads: Love Is The Answer by Barbra Streisand

Love Is The Answer

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Record Label: Columbia

Originally released: 2009

Disc 1

Play	Track	Price
	1. Here's To Life (Orchestra Version)	$1.29
	2. In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning (Orchestra Version)	$1.29
	3. Gentle Rain (Orchestra Version)	$1.29
	4. If You Go Away (Ne Me Quitte Pas) (Orchestra Version)	$1.29
	5. Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most (Orchestra Version)	$1.29
	6. Make Someone Happy (Orchestra Version)	$1.29
	7. Where Do You Start? (Orchestra Version)	$1.29
	8. A Time For Love (Orchestra Version)	$1.29
	9. Here's That Rainy Day (Orchestra Version)	$1.29
	10. Love Dance (Orchestra Version)	$1.29
	11. Smoke Gets In Your Eyes (Orchestra Version)	$1.29
	12. Some Other Time (Orchestra Version)	$1.29
	13. You Must Believe In Spring (Orchestra Version)	$1.29
Disc 2
Play	Track	Price
	1. Here's To Life (Quartet Version)	$1.29
	2. In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning (Quartet Version)	$1.29
	3. Gentle Rain (Quartet Version)	$1.29
	4. If You Go Away (Ne Me Quitte Pas) (Quartet Version)	$1.29
	5. Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most (Quartet Version)	$1.29
	6. Make Someone Happy (Quartet Version)	$1.29
	7. Where Do You Start? (Quartet Version)	$1.29
	8. A Time For Love (Quartet Version)	$1.29
	9. Here's That Rainy Day (Quartet Version)	$1.29
	10. Love Dance (Quartet Version)	$1.29
	11. Smoke Gets In Your Eyes (Quartet Version)	$1.29
	12. Some Other Time (Quartet Version)	$1.29

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Reviews

Rhapsody

In the beginning, what made us crazy for Barbra was her vulnerability, her tendency to feel too much and take refuge behind shaky, fast-talking bravado. But the decades have been kind to her, dulling the jagged wounds of youth and upping the woozy, orchestral arrangements. Hence the downshift here: teaming up with Diana Krall, quartet and all, to get back to her jazz roots. Only, not so much. The orchestral versions get pride of place, and while there are moments of great intimacy -- when Streisand laughs her way through a phrase, for instance -- the shell, at this stage, is hard to crack.