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I Could Have Danced All Night
Columbia Ballroom Orchestra
I Could Have Danced All Night
Genres: Jazz, Pop, Classical
 
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All Artists: Columbia Ballroom Orchestra
Title: I Could Have Danced All Night
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Denon Records
Release Date: 1/4/1994
Genres: Jazz, Pop, Classical
Styles: Swing Jazz, Easy Listening
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 081757852128, 0698458114587, 0698458115188, 0081757852128

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Bonnie S. (Bonnie) from SUMMIT POINT, WV
Reviewed on 7/2/2006...
Loved this album. We praticed to it frequently as their is a great ballroom mix.

CD Reviews

Good Choice!
02/03/1999
(4 out of 5 stars)

"Let's Dance Volumes 1-6 are all good choices for ballroom dancing enthusiasts or instrumental music listeners. I went to a ballroom dancing school that used this music almost exclusively, because it is of high quality, it stays close to strict tempo, and it uses popular songs. Unlike some other ballroom music collections whose songs all sound alike, this one is not boring and numbingly dull. The Latin tunes have authentic-sounding instruments and rhythms, and the smooth tunes (foxtrot, waltz, tango, etc.) have a nice full sound. These CDs should definitely please anyone with an interest in this type of music."
No angry tangos?
J. Wakefield | SLC, Utah | 04/04/2007
(3 out of 5 stars)

"Coumbia Ballroom Orchestra albums will make an inexpensive foundation for your new or growing collection of ballroom dance music. This is full orchestra dance music and the strings often carry the melody line. The cover lists the appropriate dance and the tempo (bpm). The tempos are appropriate to the suggested dance and it is all just sweet and beautiful. But sometimes this is not enough, because tangos can also be angry, and cha chas provocative. . .



This is great for practice, and barring a better recording, playing at dancers' requests. I wouldn't schedule a lot of this for black-tie dance parties. Please don't be distressed by the three star rating. I explain the difference between three and four stars in my profile, and you can find links to several dozens albums reviewed there.



Here is the title, duration, suggested dance, and the tempo (bpm):



Danny boy 2:59, Foxtrot, 30

Malagueña, La 2:44, Rumba, 27

L'amour, c'est pour rien 3:13, Tango, 33

Sway / Quien sera, Cha cha, 32

Sunrise, sunset 2:58, Waltz, 30

Sing, sing, sing 1:55, Swing, 48 (You could also dance quickstep to this)

Broken promises 3:04, Foxtrot, 30

Sans toi Mamie 3:17, Rumba, 27

Cumparsita, La 3:10, Tango, 33

Tea for two 2:14, Cha cha, 32

Time for us, A 2:58, Waltz, 30

Thriller 2:02, Samba, 54

Stardust 3:04, Foxtrot, 30

Tonight (Westside Story) 3:17, Rumba, 27

Jealousy 3:10, Tango, 33

In the mood 2:32, Swing, 44

Changing partners 2:59, Waltz, 30

I could have danced all night 2:15, Cha cha, 32

Strangers in the night 3:06, Foxtrot, 29

Over the rainbow (Wizard of Oz)2:46, Rumba, 27

Two guitars 2:15, Tango, 33

Stranger, The 2:05, Swing, 44

Tennessee waltz 2:28, Waltz, 30

Save the last dance for me 2:10, Cha cha, 32"