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Diana Krall/Tokyo,Japan 2016 and 2019

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This 2-disc DVD set couples two Tokyo performances from 2016 and 2019 by Diana Krall, a leading figure in contemporary jazz vocals! Featuring jazz standards, it offers plenty of opportunities to enjoy her signature smoky, calm vocals and refined piano playing. Because it includes two performances from different periods, you can also enjoy the differences in setlists and stage atmosphere. The combined 2016 and 2019 performances total approximately 190 minutes. This is a must-see live collection for Diana Krall fans, allowing you to enjoy two Tokyo shows together. Disc 1: Original footage from the second day of Diana Krall’s 2019 Japan tour, the Tokyo performance (November 6th), recorded from the first floor seats of the venue with excellent visibility and stable audience camera footage. Relive the exquisite performance, comprised of a wide variety of songs ranging from jazz standards to rock anthems and even bossa nova! Disc 2: Contents = Tokyo performance on November 6, 2019 Video = Original audience shots Tokyo, Japan 6th November 2019 ‘Deed I Do All or Nothing at All You Call It Madness (But I Call It Love) L-O-V-E How Deep Is The Ocean The Look of Love East of the Sun (and West of the Moon) Take It With Me Moonglow Exactly Like You I Just Found Out About Love I’ve Got You Under My Skin The Night We Called It A Day I Don’t Know Enough About You Recording Time 90mins Disc 2: The final performance on February 27th at the Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre is recorded using multi-camera footage edited from shots taken with two cameras, one from the front of the stage and the other from the left side. All of these are stable audience sources and are completely original, high-definition footage that can only be seen here. Although some parts are audio-only and no video is included, the clear footage shot from close range is well worth watching. And of course, the audio uses the high-quality source from the main CD, with full matrixing for parts not included in the video. This Japan tour coincides with the release of the collaborative album “Wallflower,” which features numerous timeless pop songs with luxurious arrangements by David Foster. The setlist is fantastic, including pop classics and signature songs, as well as tracks from the album such as “California Dreamin’,” “If I Take You Home Tonight” written by Paul McCartney that year which caused a sensation, and Bob Dylan’s “Wallflower.” Moreover, the setlist and approach to the songs were varied each day, showing great ingenuity. For more details, please see below. On this final Tokyo performance, held at the Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre in Ikebukuro, Diana’s throat was not in good condition, and she repeatedly mentioned it and apologized during the MC segments. Perhaps influenced by this, the performance was slightly shorter compared to the daily shows at Hitomi Memorial Hall, but she still delivered a solid rendition of her main songs, showcasing her unique interpretation of a wide range of musical worlds, from classic jazz to bossa nova, pop, and rock, including “Summer Samba,” “Love Is Deeper Than the Ocean,” “Temptation,” “California Dreamin’,” “The Wallflower,” “After You’ve Left,” and “Ophelia.” Also, since it was a Saturday, and perhaps taking advantage of the condition of her voice, she languidly sang Tom Waits’ “The Heart of Saturday Night” as an encore—a performance worth checking out. Tokyo, Japan 27th February 2016 Intro ’Deed I Do There Ain’t No Sweet Man That’s Worth The Salt Of My Tears Just Like a Butterfly That’s Caught in the Rain So Nice (Summer Samba) On the Sunny Side of the Street How Deep Is The Ocean Temptation Bass & Drums Solo Temptation Reprise The Look Of Love A Case Of You California Dreamin’ Wallflower Just You, Just Me ? Encore 16. The Heart Of A Saturday Night 17. After You’ve Gone 18. Ophelia Recording Time 100mins

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