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5.0 out of 5 stars
Jolson Lives!
A great album, all the favorites, and the sound quality is a vast improvement over the LP's and Cassette Tapes which I have purchased in the past.
Published on September 25, 2008 by Robert D. Whynott
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Al Jolson - 22 Greatest Hits
You'll like this albumn if you are looking for the odd "B","C" or "D" cut of these "greatest hits". However, if you're looking for a CD with those super "A" cuts that Al was famous for, you won't find them here.
Published on August 12, 2006 by Robert L. Burkhart
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Al Jolson - 22 Greatest Hits, August 12, 2006
This review is from: Al Jolson - 22 Greatest Hits (Audio CD)
You'll like this albumn if you are looking for the odd "B","C" or "D" cut of these "greatest hits". However, if you're looking for a CD with those super "A" cuts that Al was famous for, you won't find them here.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Jolson Lives!, September 25, 2008
This review is from: Al Jolson - 22 Greatest Hits (Audio CD)
A great album, all the favorites, and the sound quality is a vast improvement over the LP's and Cassette Tapes which I have purchased in the past.
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The greatness of Jolson, June 14, 2006
This review is from: Al Jolson - 22 Greatest Hits (Audio CD)
Jolson not only had a richness in his voice, an incredible timbre that makes every note feel alive- he had such great hope and feeling, such spirit that moved the listener along with him. Whether it was the 'Red Red Robin' bob-bob-bobbing or the 'Swanee' which he sang how I love you to , Jolson was moving , moving as in too 'California here I come.' And when he wanted to sing sentimental like 'Mammy' or as in 'April Showers' or 'Sonny Boy'he sang with a love that can break the heart.
The first great superstar of American song, and one of the greatest still.
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