....Really Great...and a Superb version of "Alabama Song" not good as the version of "Melina Mercouri" ( that I have )...but really original, as is the rest of this CD !!!...

The Music of Kurt Weill (September Songs) (1997) [FLAC]



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01. Mack The Knife from The Threepenny Opera, Nick Cave, 4:55
02. Ballad of the Soldier's Wife, P.J. Harvey, 4:26
03. Alabama Song from The Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny, David Johansen, 4:31
04. Youkali Tango from Marie Galante, Teresa Stratas, 6:38
05. Lost in the Stars from Lost in the Stars, Elvis Costello, 3:56
06. Pirate Jenny from The Threepenny Opera, Lotte Lenya, 4:03
07. Speak Low from One Touch of Venus, Charlie Haden, 5:30
08. Oh, Heavenly Salvation from The Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny, The Persuasions, 3:36
09. Lonely House from Street Scene, Betty Carter, 7:31
10. Surabaya Johnny from Happy End, Teresa Stratas, 5:57
11. Don't Be Afraid from Happy End, Mary Margaret O'Hara, 4:25
12. September Song from Knickerbocker Holiday, Lou Reed, 7:51
13. Mack The Knife from The Threepenny Opera, Bertolt Brecht, 2:47
14. What Keeps Mankind Alive? from The Threepenny Opera, William S. Burroughs, 2:46






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The Music of Kurt Weill (September Songs) (1997) [320]





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ENJOY !!! XOXO !!! :p

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And my time is a piece of wax fallin' on a termite.... ( Beck - Loser )

Thank you very much. I "only" knew the recordings of Lotte Lenya up till now, who had a "techtelmechtel" both with Bertholt Brecht and Kurt Weill and so far was considered to be "the one and only" female Brecht-Weill interpretor.

By the way, she was also an actress. She played the russian spy ROSA KLEBB in the James Bond flic FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE (exactely, the one with the automatic stiletto-knives in her shoes).

Excellent!
Thank you, my friend.

It seems that there isn't a link for 320.

Sorry Peter Pap, I forget to Put it !!!!

Thank you~.

Thank you!
I remember reading very good reviews of this album when it first appeared.