101 Love Songs

VARIOUS ARTISTS
EMI TV
5 x CD
04/022008

There are many fine love songs, and there’s no better time to pop a few onto your iPod/ Stereo/ this-weeks-gizmo, than Valentines Day.
As luck would have it, 101 LOVE SONGS, weighs in at a mighty 5 CD’s of pure Valentines perfection. If music is the food of love, that’s a very big meal.

So, if it’s the mighty Big Haired Power Ballad Experience your heart desires, it’s here...Phil Collins ‘Against All Odds (Take A Look At Me Now)’, Air Supply ‘All Out Of Love’, Roxette ‘It Must Have Been Love’, Foreigner ‘I Want To Know What Love Is’, Savage Garden ‘To The Moon And Back’, Tina Turner ‘Let's Stay Together’, Chicago ‘Hard To Say I’m Sorry’, Richard Marx ‘Right Here Waiting’, Tina Turner ‘I Don't Wanna Lose You’, Whitesnake ‘Is This Love’, John Waite ‘Missing You’.

Or perhaps you like your love songs a little more pared down... please welcome, Eva Cassidy ‘Songbird’, Willie Nelson ‘Always On My Mind’, Katie Melua ‘The Closest Thing To Crazy’, Norah Jones ‘Come Away With Me’, DJ Sammy ‘Heaven (Candlelight Mix)’,

Maybe, you like your love songs with a little more swing... if so, here’s Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Matt Monro, Nat ‘King’ Cole, Julie London, Gene Pitney, Louis Armstrong, Ben E. King and Alma Cogan. There’s so much more & many of the biggest selling and revered artists the world over are featured here - John Lennon, Billy Paul, Joe Cocker, Paul McCartney And Wings, Diana Ross, Nilsson, Al Green, Bryan Ferry, Hot Chocolate, Peabo Bryson & Roberta Flack, Duran Duran, The Everly Brothers, The Beach Boys and the splendid Meat Loaf. There’s even the amazing voice of the late Minnie Riperton - 101 perfect Love Songs for all occasions.

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