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Back on Track Back on track is a solid collection of 12 rock-based pop gems that will appeal to everyone and confirms that the ever-evolving star still delivers the goods. Includes the single 'Keep Talkin', I'm Listening'. Universal. 2004.	From Crayons to Perfume: The Best of Lulu "Lulu, you and I were born in the same pool. Honey, you got soul!" -James Brown. This is the first best-of featuring this '60s star-20 songs crammed on one CD spanning almost 20 years of her career.	The Greatest Hits An 18 Track Album featuring all the Big Hits from the Last 40 Years as Well as the Classic Duets with Elton John, Maurice Gibb, Take That, Ronan Keating and Bobby Womack.	Lulu - Live Filmed during Lulu's 1989 RED HOT TOUR, this concert captures the magic of Lulu belting out the best of her own material as well as some of her favorite hits by other artists. Filmed in Lulu's home town at the Glasgow Pavilion, the show includes the hit songs: To Sir with Love, S...	A Little Soul in Your Heart Lulu's Indestructable Career Marches on in Its Fifth Decade, Lulu Has Put her Unmistakeable Stamp on Some of her Favourite Soul Songs. Exec Produced by Great Friend Elton John who She Supported on his Recent UK Tour. The Tracks were Originally Done by the Likes of Otis Redding, S...
I'm Back For More: Very Best Of Her 90's 24 track collection of the beloved British pop diva's finest solo recordings in the '90s, including the huge hit 'Independence', plus the Tina Turner hit 'I Don't Wanna Fight' (which Lulu co-wrote), her soulful duet 'I'm Back For More' with Bobby Womack and her collaboration 'Let...	Rockferry Rockferry, the Welsh singer's lovingly constructed debut album, has already succeeded beyond expectations, and although Duffy may not quite be the ingénue portrayed by a clever press campaign (she nearly won a local television talent show a few years back while a single credited...	Memory Almost Full [Deluxe Limited Edition] "Many years from now" must have seemed like an understatement to 16-year-old Paul McCartney, wondering if he'd still be needed or fed at the age of 64. As it turned out, all doubt as to the latter had ceased by his 22nd birthday (though few could have predicted he'd end up washin...	Ultimate Collection	Reba Duets Country music queen Reba McEntire sounds like she feels at home with a variety of big-name artists, who wisely adapt to her style rather than making her stretch to accommodate them. Perhaps the biggest surprise is her duet with Justin Timberlake on "The Only Promise That Remains,...

Lulu Is So Cool!!!
When I heard that Lulu was doing a duets album, I was hesitant that it would be a schmaltzy affair. I was relieved that she took well known song and with stars like Elton John, Sting, Ronan Keating she put new life and vibrancy into all of them. She is not stuck in a time warp of the 60s at all. She is up-to-date and knows how to belt out a song. Her voice is better than ever and it is a woman's voice. She is one of Britain's finest singers and why this album and her latest, "Back On Track", are not being marketed in the US is a pity. She has what it takes to make it in the music industry. Find out for yourself. Her duet with Elton John, "Teardrops" is amazing as is "Sail On Sailor" with Sting. There are no lame tracks on this album and it is a true gem. Find out for yourself. Lulu is cool and her singing is hot!

A must have
This cd is one of the best releases from last year. I am surprised the US hasn't released this title domestically? It would be a sure hit!

Lulu's music is as good as it has ever been
When given the right material, Lulu is one of the finest singers in the history of pop music. She has recorded some truly dreadful records, the worst being Boom bang a bang, but her best work is pure magic - just listen to Rhino's From crayons to perfume compilation, which leaves out all the rubbish, and which I bought instead of any of the British compilations.It was therefore with some doubts that I bought this collection of covers featuring duets with a varied collection of partners, some older than Lulu, but others not even born when Lulu had her last big solo hit. I needn't have worried - although I can't say I love every track, the overall impression is far better than I dared hope for. After two spins, I generally prefer the ballads, but you may prefer the uptempo rocking songs, some of which are excellent. In any case, there is plenty of variety.All the tracks are newly recorded except Relight my fire, which was recorded with Take That in the nineties and topped the British charts. It is the last track of the album.If you haven't got any of Lulu's music, this is a fine introduction for fans of the current pop scene. Fans of the sixties and seventies should start with From crayons to perfume. Either way, if you buy one, you may become sufficiently curious to buy the other.Lulu obviously hopes that this collection will sell to young and old alike. She may well succeed in that aim, and certainly deserves to.

Great album (despite Atomic Kitten)!
Despite the fact that a couple of tracks would have been better left off (Atomic Kitten, Sting) this is a great, upbeat album.Lulu has always had a strong voice and she needs the same in a singing partner to keep up with her!Put it on when you feel the urge to dance, even if you dont, you soon will!! Enjoy!!!