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Marin Mazzie, Jason Danieley
Opposite You
Genres: Pop, Rock, Soundtracks, Broadway & Vocalists

Track Listings (12) - Disc #1
1. Honeysuckle Rose
2. Harold Arlen Songs (Come Rain or Come Shine, When the Sun Comes Out, Stormy Weather, That Old Black Magic)
3. I Want You to Be...
4. I Got Lost in His Arms/Who Are You Now?
5. Contrapuntal Berlin (Simple Melody, An Old Fashioned Wedding, You?re Just in Love)
6. A Sorta Love Song
7. I Won?t Send Roses
8. The Aba Daba Honeymoon
9. Nellie the Nudist Queen
10. The Natural Order of Things
11. -15. Stephen Sondheim Suite (Happiness, Good Thing Going, Too Many Mornings, Not a Day Goes By, Move On)
12. Opposite You

Fans of married couple Marin Mazzie and Jason Danieley have long wondered when the mellifluous-voiced Broadway stars might sing together on an album. "Opposite You," expanded from their acclaimed evening of duets, is the a... more »

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All Artists: Marin Mazzie, Jason Danieley
Title: Opposite You
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: P.S. Classics
Original Release Date: 1/1/2005
Re-Release Date: 11/8/2005
Genres: Pop, Rock, Soundtracks, Broadway & Vocalists
Style: Vocal Pop
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 803607053628

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CD Reviews

Opposites - Hmm - I don't think so - Jason Danieley and Mari

Bruce Vieweg | Fargo, ND United States | 11/20/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I am always looking for something new from our Broadway stars. This is a cherished and magnificent find. I've been a fan of Marin Mazie for some time - and somehow her husband - Jason Danieley escaped my awareness even though I'm familiar with his performance in the Full Monty. Here, they are terrific singing together - and alone - Most spectacular - Contrapuntal Berlin, as duets; Jason's rendition of Good Things Going; Jason's I Won't Send Roses; their supurb styling of "Too Many Mornings" from Follies is about the best I've heard anywhere. If you love exceptional singing; wonderful arrangements; and near perfect vocal pairings - Opposite You should not be overlooked."

THE ULTIMATE BROADWAY TRIBUTE !

Guy Halliday | patterson, new york United States | 11/16/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"FROM TWO OF THE MUSICAL THEATRE'S BEST VOICES COMES THIS FABULOUS CD. EVERY SONG AND MEDELY IS ARRANGED AND SUNG TO THE ENTH DEGREE....MARIN'S "A SORTA LOVE SONG" GAVE ME A SHIVER DOWN MY BACK, JASON'S " I WON'T SEND ROSES" BROUGHT A TEAR TO MY CHEEK, "ABA DABA HONEYMOON" PUT A HUGE SMILE. THREE SONGS IN A ROW THAT I CAN T STOP LISTENING TOO! THANK-YOU BOTH FOR THE EARLY CHRISTMAS GIFT , I LOVE IT ! IT'S JUST WHAT I WANTED!!!!!EVERYBODY BUY THIS CD TODAY!

'"

Lovely Theatre Duets

Senjiwe Al-Muhadinis | San Francisco, CA USA | 11/21/2005

(4 out of 5 stars)

"I cannot be as effusive as other reviewers, but if you like musical theatre and comedy, this is the CD for you. Together and apart, a lovely balance of show tunes. Orchestrations are spot on and restrained in the best possible way. I could wish for more selections on this CD."

Marriage is sweet.

Aidan Reilly | 11/14/2006

(3 out of 5 stars)

"I love Jason Danieley.

So there's objective viewpoint out the window.

I mean, really, I adore the man. His voice is perfection to me, and it's what I always hoped mine would grow into. His performances have always been professional and touching, and oh! that voice! His wife doesn't lack for talent, either.

And now the steel-throated couple is together at last on a duets album.

While there's nothing really wrong with the album, these two are amazingly talented, and they can do better than a lot of what's on display here. About a quarter of the songs are neither good nor bad. They're just... there. However, when these two are good, they're very, very good. The Sondheim medley that closes the album is pure bliss - these two were born to sing his words and music. Danieley offers a simply gorgeous "Good Thing Going/Too Many Mornings", Mazzie responds with a rendition of "Not a Day Goes By" that actually doesn't pale in comparison to Bernadette Peters' version, and the two come together in a rapturous performance of "Move On" from Sunday in the Park with George that almost erases the memory of Mandy Patinkin from the original Broadway cast.

Individual songs of note are "The Natural Order of Things", a sadly pretty rumination on age and change that benefits from some truly moving lyrics and musical phrases, the endearingly goofy "Nellie the Nudist Queen", and Harold Arlen's "Honeysuckle Rose", a well-chosen album opener.

It's worth a look if you're a fan of either singer. And as an album from Broadway performers, its mix of Arlen and Sondheim is a refreshing change from the usual Wildhorn/Webber/Boublil-Schönberg selections that riddle similar debuts."

A Thoroughly Modern Update of Broadway Non-standards

Edward R. Burns MD | Flushing, NY United States | 12/01/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This album is a fresh look at some old Broadway gems that are not the traditional war horses of lounge singers and talent shows. The singing is pitch perfect and the orchestrations restrained enough to let the voices shine but full enough to give the songs heft. The choice of material represents and eclectic menu of passion, wistfulness and very clever humor. A well thought out album that gets better with repeated listening. The singing is crystal clear and should catapault this highly engaging couple to more renown."