Barbra Streisand's Afternoon Dreaming
A mature vocal aesthetic, presented in a relaxed atmosphere.
This album represents the sophisticated, grown-up pop world that Streisand reached in the mid-'70s. The gentle mood exemplified by the title track "Lazy Afternoon" dominates the album, and her vocals have grown in ease and depth. Rudy Van Gelder's production is also excellent, successfully creating an intimate atmosphere.
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A:
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1)
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Lazy Afternoon
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2)
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My Father's Song
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3)
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By The Way
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Shake Me, Wake Me (When It's Over)
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5)
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I Never Had It So Good
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B:
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1)
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Letters That Cross In The Mail
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You And I
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3)
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Moanin' Low
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4)
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A Child Is Born
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5)
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Widescreen
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Arranged By - Rupert Holmes
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Producer - Jeffrey Lesser
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Producer - Rupert Holmes
