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Track List
01) Xanadu
02) If I Can't Have You
03) God Bless the Child
04) Between the Bars
05) The Sound of Silence
06) What's New Pussycat?
07) The Windmills of Your Mind
08) Take Me With You
09) Cat People (Putting Out Fire)
10) Many Rivers to Cross
11) Oh, Pretty Woman
12) This One's From the Heart
13) Take My Breath Away
01) Xanadu
02) If I Can't Have You
03) God Bless the Child
04) Between the Bars
05) The Sound of Silence
06) What's New Pussycat?
07) The Windmills of Your Mind
08) Take Me With You
09) Cat People (Putting Out Fire)
10) Many Rivers to Cross
11) Oh, Pretty Woman
12) This One's From the Heart
13) Take My Breath Away
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First Released
2010
Alternative Rock
Gritty
Rock/Pop
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The Movie Songbook is the second studio album by Scottish singer-songwriter Sharleen Spiteri. It was released on 1 March 2010. The album consists of film song covers, chosen and recorded by Spiteri in 2009.
Spiteri had not intended to record another solo album following her debut, but instead return to working with her band Texas. On preparing to write however, she found it difficult to return to their soft rock style. At her record company's suggestion, she agreed to do a cover version album. The songs selected were Spiteri's own choices and she was happy with the outcome of the recordings.
On release however, the album met with a poor critical reception. Digitalspy.co.uk said of the album that: "A fair chunk of the song selection is so pedestrian it deserves its own crossing" and that the songs are "completely undone by their horrific arrangements". Allmusic said the album sounded "half-hearted" and like "karaoke" in a mostly negative review, but did comment on her "unquestionable singing talents"
The album failed to capture the success of her previous album, but still managed to hit the UK top 20 at number 13. "Xanadu" was released as the lead single.
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The Movie Songbook is the second studio album by Scottish singer-songwriter Sharleen Spiteri. It was released on 1 March 2010. The album consists of film song covers, chosen and recorded by Spiteri in 2009.
Spiteri had not intended to record another solo album following her debut, but instead return to working with her band Texas. On preparing to write however, she found it difficult to return to their soft rock style. At her record company's suggestion, she agreed to do a cover version album. The songs selected were Spiteri's own choices and she was happy with the outcome of the recordings.
On release however, the album met with a poor critical reception. Digitalspy.co.uk said of the album that: "A fair chunk of the song selection is so pedestrian it deserves its own crossing" and that the songs are "completely undone by their horrific arrangements". Allmusic said the album sounded "half-hearted" and like "karaoke" in a mostly negative review, but did comment on her "unquestionable singing talents"
The album failed to capture the success of her previous album, but still managed to hit the UK top 20 at number 13. "Xanadu" was released as the lead single.
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