Artist     : Diana Krall
Album      : The Very Best Of Diana Krall (Deluxe Edition)
Label      : Universal
Genre      : Jazz
Bitrate    : 172 kbps avg
Source     : CD (LP)
Playtime   : 01:15:27  (98.7MB)
Rls date   : 2007-09-06
Store date : 2007-09-18


[Track List]
1. 'S Wonderful                                    4:26
2. Peel Me A G[CENSORED]                                 5:49
3. Pick Yourself Up                                3:01
4. Frim Fram Sauce                                 5:00
5. You Got My Head                                 6:46
6. Let's Fall In Love                              4:18
7. The Look Of Love                                4:41
8. East Of The Sun (And West Of The Moon)          5:46
9. I've Got You Under My Skin                      6:08
10.All Or Nothing At All                           4:32
11.Only The Lonely                                 4:16
12.Let's Face The Music And Dance                  5:17
13.The Heart Of Saturday Night                     4:06
14.Little Girl Blue                                5:38
15.Fly Me To The Moon                              5:43


The Very Best of Diana Krall includes personalized
interpretations of timeless vintage standards by such
essential composers as George and Ira Gershwin, Cole
Porter, Irving Berlin, Rodgers and Hart, Van Heusen and
Cahn, and Bacharach and David.  The material encompasses
the lush romanticism of "S'Wonderful," the playfully
seductive humor of "Peel Me A G[CENSORED]" and the yearning
balladry of "I've Got You Under My Skin."  Krall also
demonstrates her versatility with musical settings that
range from the playful swing of "Frim Fram Sauce" to the
intimate bossa nova of "The Look of Love"

The collection also features three previously unreleased
performances: a moody, evocatively orchestrated reading of
the Frank Sinatra classic "Only the Lonely," a pensive
reading of "You Go to My Head," a standard popularized by
Sinatra and Billie Holiday, and an inventive reworking of
Tom Waits' "The Heart of Saturday Night," the latter
demonstrating Krall's ability to apply her interpretative
abilities to contemporary material.