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Definitive Collection
Brenda Lee
Definitive Collection
Genres: Country, Pop, Rock
 
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Brenda Lee, The Definitive Collection

     
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All Artists: Brenda Lee
Title: Definitive Collection
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Mca Nashville
Original Release Date: 1/1/2006
Re-Release Date: 1/10/2006
Album Type: Original recording remastered
Genres: Country, Pop, Rock
Styles: Classic Country, Oldies, Vocal Pop, Oldies & Retro
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 602498821879

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Brenda Lee, The Definitive Collection

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Ruth M. from KINSTON, NC
Reviewed on 6/5/2007...
good song on it.

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Best Singe Disc Brenda Set Available
James E. Bagley | Sanatoga, PA USA | 04/26/2006
(5 out of 5 stars)

"Brenda Lee was a torch singer who could somehow project emotions she was too young to have ever really experienced. She represented music for and by teenagers and eventually gained a sophistication that allowed her to seque into a popular adult performer.



With 1957's "Dynamite," pint-sized 12-year-old Brenda Lee earned her nickname Little Miss Dynamite. Her first top-tenner, 1960's "Sweet Nothin's" - with confidential-sounding whispered intro, Boots Randolph's yakkety sax solo, and Lee's vocals shifting from gutsy to kittenish - set the stage for her becoming that decade's top-charting solo female singer.



As he did with her Decca labelmate Patsy Cline, producer Owen Bradley soon moved her music uptown with the sweet string sections on "I'm Sorry," Italian-based "I Want to Be Wanted" (her two pop chart toppers) and "Emotions" These recordings helped to establish the Countrypolitan/Nashville Sound.



Clear sounding and generous with 28 (mostly) chronologically sequenced 1957-79 tracks, The Definitive Collection pays more attention to Lee's country-flavored pop hits than to her early rockabilly sides. Only "Nobody Wins," "Big Four Poster Bed" and "Tell Me What It's Like" come from her roster of country hits. It also includes "Dum Dum," "Fool #1" and nursery-rhyme-inspired "My Whole World Is Falling Down." From 1964, "Is It True?" features a pre-Led Zeppelin Jimmy Page on electric guitar. We also get "Anybody But Me" and the bouncy "Your Used To Be" which weren't on her more thoroughly annotated 1991 two-volume Anthology (which is still the best domestic Lee set).





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This is an excellent release of all her top 10 hits.,with gr
stewart L | flushing ,ny | 01/14/2006
(5 out of 5 stars)

"The definitive collection of Brenda Lee,is a great album featuring,the best of her top 10 hits.The sound is terific.and as fresh as when her music was first released...You will love this album,and i highly recommend it..Thank you universal for all the great gold series releases...Now if you could speed up the release of many of your vhs movies to dvd in your vaults,you would make your customers even happier...Thank you Stewart L."