The Essential Andy Williams

They are all classic old songs. You can listen to them when you want to, and put them aside when you don't want to. This is a brand new unopened CD. The plastic box is seriously damaged, and the plastic partition inside the box is broken. I don't know if it is the seller's fault or a problem caused during transportation. Fortunately, the CD is intact.

The music sounds great.

Thirty-six wonderful songs performed by the late renowned singer Andy Williams. Highly recommended.

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Andy sings all of his most popular hits. Was surprised it was as good as it was. You usually get about half of the songs you enjoyed.

I'm showing my age saying how much I like Andy Williams, but man, that man can SING. This compilation has the best of his classic recordings, plus several tracks I haven't heard before (needless to say, he knocks them out of the park). And the best part of ordering via Amazon Prime was getting a digital copy for my Amazon music library! No need to load the CD up! Definitely recommended!

Far as I know,the only source (besides youtube) for the never released One Day of Your Life. Had been wanting a cd quality copy of it for years,and learned about this cd from comments on a youtube posting of the song. Service and price from this seller were excellent, and I'm greatly pleased to have this title in my collection. Had heard Williams live three times-once decades ago,and twice in Branson. I'll miss his voice and easy charm.

great singer great cd

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Excellent product

There are a few Williams 'Greatest Hits' or 'Best Of' compilations around but in my mind this one is the best of all by a very long way. Starting with his 'Can't Take my Eyes Off You' collaboration with Denise van Outen, made when he was 75 and one of the best male/female one-off duets around. Van Outen gives the song its punch and muscle alongside an ageing and weakened voice Williams. Interesting to hear his earlier 1968 solo version alongside and compare how his voice has changed. This is one of the few compos with 'Home Lovin Man' on it, this is music to cheer you 'Up-Up and Away'. The BBC 2010 Six Nations Rugby coverage gave a new boost to 'Happy Heart'. 'Can't Get Used To Losing You' 'Spooky', 'Aquarius' and so it goes on - 24 tracks that even if you're not a true Williams fan will have you drumming on the steering wheel even more than you did to Drivetime Rock.

Mooie overzicht van zijn bekendste songs. Een aanrader. 100 % OK.

The Essential Collection arrived on the day we received the sad news of Andy Williams' death. He had a monumental career through all the decades since the 1950s, including numerous hits and other songs we are all familiar with, including Moon River, which was never a single. There don't seem to be any fully comprehensive collections of Andy's hits available at the present time, only selections. This one is exceptional value, with no less than 24 songs, and is gorgeous to listen to as one familar or well-loved song follows another. In his 70s heyday he was sometimes considered "a second-rate Frank Sinatra" or "the TV Frank Sinatra", but there is such strong material here which he sings with heart and soul. I wondered if an album of his songs would appear bland, but there is such variation in pace and style for this never to happen - from crooning classics like Moon River to jaunty pop songs, bordering on camp, like House of Bamboo and Music to Watch Girls Go By. My favourite by far is his hit "Home Lovin' Man" which was the only song here I originally purchased as a vinyl single as a kid. It isn't widely available on compilations, but it is on this one!! There are songs here which I didn't recognise by their titles but immediately grabbed me and reminded me of long-gone days when I enjoyed them upon their original release. This is a very well chosen collection. The only song I distinctly remember by him which is ommitted is his cover of Neil Sedaka's "Solitaire", but as I know all the others this isn't too great a loss. The album kicks off with an updated duet version of "Can't take my eyes off you" with Denise Van Outen, which was a UK hit finding Andy still in amazing voice in his 70s. The original version brings the album to a perfect finish. Sound quality seems very good, with Andy's voice shining through.