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1. Introduction by David Kapralik / My Name Is Barbra
2. Much More
3. Napoleon
4. I Hate Music
5. Right As the Rain
6. Cry Me A River
7. Value
8. Lover, Come Back to Me
9. Band Introductions
10. Soon It's Gonna Rain
11. Come to the Supermarket (In Old Peking)
12. When the Sun Comes Out
13. Happy Days Are Here Again
14. Keepin' Out of Mischief Now
15. A Sleepin' Bee
16. I Had Myself A True Love
17. Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered
18. Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?
19. I'll Tell the Man in the Street
20. A Taste of Honey
21. Never Will I Marry
22. Nobody's Heart Belongs to Me
23. My Honey's Lovin' Arms
24. I Stayed Too Long At the Fair
Greenwich Village, New York City, in the early 1960s: At the tender age of 18, the then unknown Brooklyn-born Barbra Streisand played a series of gigs at the jazz club "Bon Soir" - and won over audiences and critics alike. Sixty years, almost two hundred million records sold and various awards later, the evenings recorded in 1962 by Columbia Records have now finally been made available to the public. Twenty-four tracks, personally selected by Barbra Streisand, showcase the icon's early style; from vocally interpreted jazz standards and sensitive ballads to humorous cabaret songs. The audiophile release of these historic recordings by Impex Records (in collaboration with Sony Music Entertainment) invites listeners to dive deep into the atmosphere of the legendary concerts and experience the stirring talent of a century-old artist in her early days.
To achieve the best possible fidelity, engineer Paul Blakemore transferred the original three-track session tapes into high-resolution 96/24-bit digital files, which were mixed by Jochem van der Saag. To preserve the warmth of the original recordings, Blakemore used an all-analog signal processing chain for the mastering.
