Varèse Sarabande VSD-5583
Original Release Date: April 18, 1995
Produced by Bruce Kimmel
Engineer: Vincent Cirilli
Music by
Andrew
Lloyd Webber
Lyrics by
Tim
Rice
Lyrics by
Don
Black
Lyrics by
Richard Stilgoe
Lyrics by
Charles
Hart
Lyrics by
Alan Ayckbourn
Musical Direction, Arrangements and Orchestrations by
Lanny Meyers
Back Up Vocals on "Make Up My Heat":
Emily
Bindiger
Kimberlee
Wertz
Special Guest:
Davis
Gaines
Song Listings:
| 1. As If We Never Said Goodbye |
| 2. Buenos Aires |
| 3. I Don't Know How to Love Him |
| 4. Make up My Heart |
| 5. With One Look |
| 6. Love Changes Everything |
| 7. Anything But Lonely |
| 8. Half a Moment |
| 9. Nothing Like You've Ever Known |
| 10. Tell Me on a Sunday |
| 11. Amigos Para Siempre (Friends for Life) |
| 12. Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again |
| 13. Close Every Door |
| 14. Starlight Express |
| 15. Memory |
From Simi Horowitz article about Laurie called "Laurie Beechman Sings For Life". Laurie had this to say about how she met Bruce:
Asked if the disease has made her reevaluate her ambitions, she remarks thoughtfully: "In some ways, I'm more ambitious, but I suffer less, meaning I'm more aggressive about my ideas and more willing to take risks.
"An example: I wanted to meet record producer Bruce Kimmel because I was eager to make an album with him. At one time I might not have said to my agent, 'Let's set up a meeting,' as rapidly as I did this time. I might have been more self-effacing and timid."
Her meeting with Kimmel led to her Andrew Lloyd Webber album.
Reviews
"Love it or loathe it, Lloyd Webber's music has a larger than life theatricality that suits Beechman's impassioned, sell-it-to-the-back-row delivery. But this Broadway baby also knows when to pull back. Quiet, yet determined on 'Anything But Lonely', Beechman shows that she's more than a modern day Merman..." (-People magazine)
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