Sheryl Crow/London,UK 2005

Sheryl Crow’s two consecutive albums “C’MON, C’MON” and “WILDFLOWER” reached number 2 in the United States, and she continued to have a tremendous presence even in the 21st century. A superb original recording that allows you to experience the orchestra co-starring concert she performed in 2005 is now available. This work was recorded at “London performance on November 3, 2005”. It is a super beautiful audience recording. Speaking of the 2005 orchestra co-starring concert, there is also the official video work “WILDFLOWER TOUR: LIVE IN NEW YORK”, but of course this work is a separate performance. In order to confirm the relationship, let’s check the show’s position from the schedule at that time. [“WILDFLOWER” released on September 27th]・October 16th-24th: North America #1 (6 performances)・October 28th-31st: North America #2 (3 performances)←*Official video・November 3rd Sunday + 4th: UK (2 performances) ←★Here★ *Note: Only concerts with orchestra. This is Sheryl in 2005. At that time, they mainly appeared on TV and at events, performing around 25 times, but in addition to that, they also toured with orchestras. The official video is a show in “October 31st New York”, and the London performance of this work was the “next show” across the ocean. This work, which records such a stage, is an indescribably exquisite recording. This is the original master of this work that was given to us by the recording artist himself, but the recording artist is a master who is known at our store as a “British master.” He has provided us with a number of famous recordings that have both the atmosphere of the scene and modern clarity, but this work has a wonderful direct feeling that is outstanding even in such a master collection. Anyway, what is overwhelming is Sheryl’s singing voice. If you listen to it microscopically with headphones, it seems that the sound of the hall is absorbed, but it is so active and powerful that you don’t notice it. The singing voice with no sense of distance is exactly like a sound board. What makes it even more beautiful is the exquisite orchestra. The thick yet delicate strings spread out, expanding the world of majestic beauty. Furthermore, the aforementioned faint sound of the hall perfectly combines Cheryl’s singing voice with the orchestra, allowing us to hear the ultimate in melody and harmony. Even though it is a sound board level in terms of listenability, the natural on-site feeling and the beauty of the ensemble can only be achieved with audience recording. It is truly a recording of miraculous beauty. What is depicted with such beautiful sounds is a full show that far exceeds the official video. Let’s compare and get a feel for how big the volume is. 90’s Repertoire (12 songs)・TUESDAY NIGHT MUSIC CLUB: Run Baby Run/Strong Enough/All I Wanna Do (★◆)・SHERYL CROW: Hard To Make A Stand/Maybe Angels/If It Makes You Happy/A Change Would Do You Good (★) / Everyday Is A Winding Road (◆)・TOMORROW NEVER DIES: Tomorrow Never Dies (★)・THE GLOBE SESSIONS: My Favorite Mistake (★◆) / Mississippi／It Don’t Hurt 21st Century Repertoire (10 songs)・C’MON, C’MON: Soak Up The Sun (★◆)／Safe And Sound (★)・THE VERY BEST OF: First Cut Is The Deepest・WILDFLOWER: Good Is Good／Letter To God／ Perfect Lie/I Know Why/Wildflower/Always On Your Side/Where Has All The Love Gone *Note: Songs marked with a ★ are not available on the official release WILDFLOWER TOUR: LIVE IN NEW YORK. “◆” marks are songs without orchestra. …and it looks like this. The official video is just an edited work, and even if you include bonus footage from other performances, there are about 17 songs. On the other hand, this work is a complete recording of one shot. You can enjoy a full show of 22 songs for 1 hour, 58 minutes, and 21 seconds. Particularly important are “A Change Would Do You Good,” “Tomorrow Never Dies,” and “Safe And Sound.” Even though these three songs cannot be heard on “LIVE IN NEW YORK”, it is a valuable performance with a solid orchestral co-arrangement. In other words, the difference from the official live album “LIVE AT BUDOKAN” of the Japanese performance is even bigger. Since it is a different tour, the set is significantly different, and only 7 songs overlap with this work. There are a lot of delicious things to listen to, both in terms of the number of songs and the selection. “THE WILDFLOWER TOUR” could not come to Japan and we could only see it from the official video. This is a masterpiece of a live album that allows you to fully immerse yourself in the magnificent world of beauty co-starring with an orchestra with a full show that far exceeds the official work. Beautiful songs, voices, and performances. A two-disc set that captures all of this with the most beautiful audience sound. Live at Hammersmith Apollo, London, UK 3rd November 2005 TRULY PERFECT SOUND(from Original Masters) with David Campbell Orchestra Disc 1(57:09) 1. Intro. 2. Run Baby Run 3. Hard To Make A Stand 4. Maybe Angels 5. Good Is Good 6. Letter To God 7. Perfect Lie 8. My Favorite Mistake 9. First Cut Is The Deepest 10. I Know Why 11. Mississippi 12. Strong Enough Disc 2(61:12) 1. Wildflower 2. If It Makes You Happy 3. It Don’t Hurt 4. Always On Your Side 5. Where Has All The Love Gone 6. All I Wanna Do 7. Change 8. Soak Up The Sun 9. Every Day Is A Winding Road 10 . Safe And Sound 11. Tomorrow Never Dies