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That's Life

 
That's Life   Artist: Russell Watson
Average Customer Rating: Average rating of 4.0/5Average rating of 4.0/5Average rating of 4.0/5Average rating of 4.0/5Average rating of 4.0/5

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Product Details
Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0028947581574
Label: Universal Classics
Manufacturer: Universal Classics
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Universal Classics
Release Date: 2007-03-05
Running Time: 45
Studio: Universal Classics
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Tracks
Disc 1:
1. That's Life - Gregg Field, Russell Watson, David Carpenter, Mike Lang, Dean Parks, Luis Conte, Bruce Dukov, Carolyn Perry, Darlene Perry, Carmen Twillie, Valerie Pinkston, Dan Higgins, Gary Foster, Gene Cipriano, Tom Scott, Wayne Bergeron, Rick Baptist, Gary Grant, Larry Lunetta, Charles Loper, Andrew Martin, Nick Patrick, Don Murray, Charlie Pakiere, Paul Smith
2. Strangers In The Night - Gregg Field, Russell Watson, David Carpenter, Dean Parks, Luis Conte, Bruce Dukov, Tom Ranier, Nick Patrick, Don Murray, Charlie Pakiere, Paul Smith
3. When I Fall In Love - Gregg Field, Russell Watson, David Carpenter, Mike Lang, Dean Parks, Luis Conte, Bruce Dukov, Tom Scott, Nick Patrick, Don Murray, Charlie Pakiere, Paul Smith
4. You Don't Know Me - Gregg Field, Russell Watson, David Carpenter, Luis Conte, Bruce Dukov, Tom Scott, Tom Ranier, George Doering, Dan Higgins, Gary Foster, Gene Cipriano, Wayne Bergeron, Rick Baptist, Gary Grant, Larry Lunetta, Charles Loper, Andrew Martin, Nick Patrick, Don Murray, Charlie Pakiere, Paul Smith
5. You Make Me Feel So Young - Gregg Field, Russell Watson, David Carpenter, Luis Conte, Bruce Dukov, Mike Lang, Dean Parks, Dan Higgins, Gary Foster, Gene Cipriano, Tom Scott, Wayne Bergeron, Rick Baptist, Gary Grant, Larry Lunetta, Charles Loper, Andrew Martin, Nick Patrick, Don Murray, Charlie Pakiere, Paul Smith
6. Born Free - Gregg Field, Russell Watson, David Carpenter, Mike Lang, Dean Parks, Luis Conte, Bruce Dukov, Nick Patrick, Don Murray, Charlie Pakiere, Paul Smith
7. I Left My Heart In San Francisco - Russell Watson, Gregg Field, David Carpenter, Mike Lang, Dean Parks, Luis Conte, Bruce Dukov, Nick Patrick, Don Murray, Charlie Pakiere, Paul Smith
8. Summer Wind - Gregg Field, Russell Watson, David Carpenter, Dean Parks, Luis Conte, Bruce Dukov, Tom Ranier, Tom Scott, Nick Patrick, Don Murray, Charlie Pakiere, Paul Smith
9. Let There Be Love - Russell Watson, Gregg Field, David Carpenter, Mike Lang, Dean Parks, Luis Conte, Bruce Dukov, Dan Higgins, Gary Foster, Gene Cipriano, Tom Scott, Wayne Bergeron, Rick Baptist, Gary Grant, Larry Lunetta, Charles Loper, Andrew Martin, Nick Patrick, Don Murray, Charlie Pakiere, Paul Smith
10. Smile - Gregg Field, Russell Watson, David Carpenter, Dean Parks, Luis Conte, Bruce Dukov, Tom Ranier, Tom Scott, Nick Patrick, Don Murray, Charlie Pakiere, Paul Smith
11. It Was A Very Good Year - Mike Lang, Russell Watson, Bruce Dukov, Nick Patrick, Don Murray, Charlie Pakiere, Paul Smith
12. To All The Girls I've Loved Before - David Carpenter, Russell Watson, Alexander O'Neal, Luis Conte, Bruce Dukov, Rupert Christie, John Bishop, Dean Parks, Nick Patrick, Don Murray, Charlie Pakiere, Paul Smith

Editorial Review
Amazon.co.uk Review
Known affectionately as "Salford's answer to Pavarotti," UK classical music singer Russell Watson has proved adept at mixing up his classical repertoire with popular 20th century compositions. On previous albums, Watson has tackled songs by pop artists as diverse as Ultravox ("Vienna") Simon and Garfunkel ("Bridge Over Troubled Waters") and Freddie Mercury ("Barcelona"); but on That’s Life he turns his attention fully to the world of popular romance for the first time. Following in the sprightly footsteps of Frank Sinatra and Nat King Cole, Watson approaches classics like "Strangers In The Night", "When I Fall In Love" and "Born Free" with typical verve. The selection serves to showcase Watson's natural versatility to wonderful effect, and also gives him the opportunity to perform duets with acclaimed contemporary pop stars such as Alexander O'Neal and Jocelyn Brown. While the choice of songs on That’s Life is nothing extraordinary, listening to one of Britain's finest tenors delivering some of the world's most eternal love songs is an opportunity not to be missed. --Danny McKenna
Customer Reviews

Average rating of 4/5Average rating of 4/5Average rating of 4/5Average rating of 4/5Average rating of 4/5 smooth all the way, 2007-06-04
I have always been an admirers of Russells voice and his more classical albums but i think he really suits these sort of songs. The album is really nice to listen to and Russell does all these tunes justice with his smooth voice gliding effortlessly all the way. I could listen to this one all day !!

Average rating of 4/5Average rating of 4/5Average rating of 4/5Average rating of 4/5Average rating of 4/5 That's Life is a good substitute - that's all, 2007-09-03
There's no doubt that Russell Watson knows how to sing properly, and he makes a good job of these classic ballads. But for me, Sinatra, Nat King Cole and Tony Bennett are the real thing - and always will be. I should have known better. But if you aren't middle-aged and stuck in the past you'll love this album!

Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5 thats life, 2007-06-19
very disappointed. both wife and self agreed that the tempo was far too slow and the whole cd was consequently dreary.westlife and sinatra do a much better job.

Average rating of 3/5Average rating of 3/5Average rating of 3/5Average rating of 3/5Average rating of 3/5 Star Etiquette, 2007-10-24
Hmm, Yes! He's obviously got a good voice-or he wouldn't have got a recording contract or the backing for tours.
But I WISH someone would polish up his on-stage persona.(Made me cringe!)
His 'cheeky winks' and thumb waving put me in mind of someone saying
"Ayoop Lad, Ow's t'pijjinns? (with his Whippet somewhere in the wings)
Hopefully Russell's pencil-thin figure will appeal to the younger, more health conscious set (Unlike someone we used to love...)

Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5 Dreadful, 2008-09-09
Russell Watson is not an opera singer but a pop singer who for some reason has made a little talent go a long way and has been quite successful here in the in the uk, due to serval TV shows.If you want to listen to a real tenor try Domingo or good old Pavarotti now these men can sing and have been in many opera's. What opera has Russell Watson been in? On this CD he murders Freddie Mercury and the fab Montserrat Caballe song "Barcelona" .