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My Heart

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Hallmark put out this CD for Valentines Day. It includes 8 songs that were handpicked by Martina. It went gold in just one week following it's release.

The song list includes classic Martina Love Songs including
"Valentine," "All The Things We've Never Done," "Born To Give My Love To You" and "In My Daughter's Eyes," as well as the Etta James classic "At Last" and Buck Owens's "Together Again" which were recorded especially for the project.

Although it was never intended to be anything other than a Hallmark promotion. This CD, although short, stands on it's own.
It has gone Gold and is headed for Platinum. Quite remarkable.

This is a lovely collection of romantic songs - Perfect for Valentine's Day. It has a range of songs - Both covers ("At Last", and "Togther Again"), and Martina songs ("In my Daughter's Eyes" and "When you are old"). These songs are sure to put you into a romantic mood, with your loved one. Martina sounds beautiful on all of these songs.

Excellent album. It's,too,bad it wasn't released as a regular album. You have to get it through private owners such like Amazon has. It was released as a limited edition through Hallmark for that year only. I got it for my wife who loves it.

I love Martina's renditions of At Last and Together Again and this is the only CD that includes them. I never get tired of listening to this CD.

Because this CD was part of a Hallmark promotion it had quite a limited release making it quite difficult to locate and purchase. All the tracks highlight the powerful yet angelic voice that is the essence of Martina. A true "must have" for McBride fans and those who appreciate grown-up sounds.

This cd is very mellow and short. It's nice but not something I think about playing real often.

Okay, so we've already had the Greatest Hits album, and now this? Actually, it's a lovely collection--particularly the dreamy "At Last", but to release an album that contains rereleased material that is only 27 minutes long falls short on value, in my mind. And most of the tracks are less than three and a half minutes, too. Long gone are the days when the stingey recording industry could press four-tracks-a-side vinyl albums and get away with it. Come on Martina--there's room on this for at least another four to six numbers, don't you think?

That aside, I have no gripes about the quality whatsoever--just the quantity.