The Everly Brothers - All I Have To Do Is Dream (From "The Reunion Concert" DVD)
- 13 years ago
http://www.eagle-rock.com/artist/F8102B/The+Everly+Brothers
When asked recently for the most memorable moment of his career, Phil Everly replied "the Albert Hall reunion".
It was September 1983, and ten years on from one of the most acrimonious splits in popular music history, when the Everly Brothers, Don and Phil, took to the stage at London's Royal Albert Hall.
One of the most successful duos of all time, the Everlys had dominated the charts in the late fifties and early to mid sixties. Their close harmony singing, acoustic guitars and brilliant songwriting had become instantly recognisable and inspired millions of fans worldwide.
On an emotional night in London, the reunion was an unqualified success and led to the renewal of their partnership on an ongoing basis and many more years of success, which continue to this day.
Tracklisting:
1) Entrance 2) Claudette 3) Walk Right Back 4) Crying In the Rain 5) Cathy's Clown 6) Love Is Strange 7) Medley: Take A Message To Mary / Maybe Tomorrow 8) I Wonder If I Care As Much 9) When Will I Be Loved 10) Bird Dog 11) Be-Bop-A-Lula 12) Barbara Allen 13) Put My Little Shoes Away 14) Long Time Gone 15) Step It Up And Go 16) Bye Bye Love 17) Wake Up Little Susie 18) Medley: Devoted To You / Ebony Eyes / Love Hurts 19) ('Til) I Kissed You 20) All I Have To Do Is Dream 21) Temptation 22) Lucille 23) Let It Be Me
Bonus Features: "Rock 'n' Roll Odyssey" -- this documentary, made at the same time as the Albert Hall reunion, tells the complete story of the Everly Brothers up to that point in time. Don and Phil tell their story with additional contributions from Linda Ronstadt, Chet Atkins, Julian and Andrew Lloyd Webber, Tom Petty, Charlotte Rampling, Brian Setzer, Kenny Jones and others.
When asked recently for the most memorable moment of his career, Phil Everly replied "the Albert Hall reunion".
It was September 1983, and ten years on from one of the most acrimonious splits in popular music history, when the Everly Brothers, Don and Phil, took to the stage at London's Royal Albert Hall.
One of the most successful duos of all time, the Everlys had dominated the charts in the late fifties and early to mid sixties. Their close harmony singing, acoustic guitars and brilliant songwriting had become instantly recognisable and inspired millions of fans worldwide.
On an emotional night in London, the reunion was an unqualified success and led to the renewal of their partnership on an ongoing basis and many more years of success, which continue to this day.
Tracklisting:
1) Entrance 2) Claudette 3) Walk Right Back 4) Crying In the Rain 5) Cathy's Clown 6) Love Is Strange 7) Medley: Take A Message To Mary / Maybe Tomorrow 8) I Wonder If I Care As Much 9) When Will I Be Loved 10) Bird Dog 11) Be-Bop-A-Lula 12) Barbara Allen 13) Put My Little Shoes Away 14) Long Time Gone 15) Step It Up And Go 16) Bye Bye Love 17) Wake Up Little Susie 18) Medley: Devoted To You / Ebony Eyes / Love Hurts 19) ('Til) I Kissed You 20) All I Have To Do Is Dream 21) Temptation 22) Lucille 23) Let It Be Me
Bonus Features: "Rock 'n' Roll Odyssey" -- this documentary, made at the same time as the Albert Hall reunion, tells the complete story of the Everly Brothers up to that point in time. Don and Phil tell their story with additional contributions from Linda Ronstadt, Chet Atkins, Julian and Andrew Lloyd Webber, Tom Petty, Charlotte Rampling, Brian Setzer, Kenny Jones and others.