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The Very Best Of Diana Krall,Diana Krall

- The Very Best Of Diana Krall
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Diana Krall
Released 2007

The Heart Of Saturday Night
04:05
9,930 plays

Little Girl Blue
05:38
9,307 plays

'S Wonderful
04:28
16,268 plays

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- 1
- 'S Wonderful
- 04:28
- 16,268 plays

- 2
- Peel Me A Grape
- 05:52
- 14,610 plays

- 3
- Pick Yourself Up
- 03:02
- 12,135 plays

- 4
- Frim Fram Sauce
- 05:00
- 12,440 plays

- 5
- You Go To My Head
- 06:50
- 12,173 plays

- 6
- Let's Fall In Love
- 04:19
- 12,732 plays

- 7
- The Look Of Love
- 04:42
- 13,831 plays

- 8
- East Of The Sun (West Of The Moon)(Live)
- 05:45
- 11,279 plays

- 9
- I've Got You Under My Skin
- 06:10
- 11,918 plays

- 10
- All Or Nothing At All
- 04:35
- 10,948 plays

- 11
- Only the Lonely
- 04:17
- 10,159 plays

- 12
- Let's Face The Music And Dance
- 05:18
- 10,225 plays

- 13
- The Heart Of Saturday Night
- 04:05
- 9,930 plays

- 14
- Little Girl Blue
- 05:38
- 9,307 plays

- 15
- Fly Me To The Moon (Live)
- 05:43
- 11,700 plays

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album review

The Very Best of Diana Krall collects a nice cross-section of tracks the pianist/vocalist recorded beginning with her 1996 breakthrough album, All for You, and moving through to her 2006 effort From This Moment On. These are largely urbane and stylish recordings that range from her intimate and swinging trio work with guitarist Russell Malone and bassist Christian McBride to her lush orchestral and big-band numbers. While this is primarily a compilation for fans of the sophisticated, jazz standards-oriented Krall, Verve does earn some kudos for including at least one cut from her deeply personal and subsequently not as popular effort The Girl in the Other Room. Also featured are cuts from her stellar 2002 concert album Live in Paris. If you're a fan of straight-ahead jazz with a heavy dash of romance and haven't checked out Krall's work, The Very Best is superb place to start. ~ Matt Collar, All Music Guide