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| 1. It Might As Well Be Spring (Oscar Hammerstein II / Richard Rodgers) |
| 2. Ces petits riens (Serge Gainsbourg) |
| 3. Postcard Lovers (Kazuo Ishiguro / Jim Tomlinson) |
| 4. If I Were A Bell (Frank Loesser) |
| 5. Corcovado (Gene Lees / Antonio Carlos Jobim) |
| 6. Waters Of March (Antonio Carlos Jobim) |
| 7. The Best Is Yet To Come (Carolyn Leigh / Cy Coleman) |
| 8. O Comboio (Antonio Ladeira / Jim Tomlinson) |
| 9. Dreamer (Gene Lees / Antonio Carlos Jobim) |
| 10. Breakfast On The Morning Tram (Kazuo Ishiguro / Jim Tomlinson) |
| 11. They Can't Take That Away From Me (Ira Gershwin / George Gershwin) |
| 12. Samba Saravah (Pierre Barouh / Vinicius De Moraes - Baden Powell) |
| 13. Jardin d'hiver (Benjamin Biolay - Keren-ann Zeidel) |
After 8 studio albums, `Dreamer In Concert' is the first album that captures Stacey's magical onstage persona. From the stage of La Cigale, she delivers fresh interpretations of some of the most emblematic songs in her repertoire, including the standards of the Great American Songbook, The Best Is Yet To Come, They Can't Take That Away From Me, It Might As Well Be Spring and others. She also revisits the classic French songs, Ces Petits Riens, Samba Saravah and Jardin d'Hiver.
The repertoire also includes four previously unrecorded selections; two from Antônio Carlos Jobim, Waters of March and Dreamer, and two new compositions by her husband, saxophonist and the album's producer, Jim Tomlinson; Postcard Lovers, with lyrics by the novelist, Kazuo Ishiguro (author of Remains of the Day and Never Let Me Go) and O Comboio, penned by the Portuguese poet, Antonio Ladeira, which Stacey sings, beautifully, in Portuguese.
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