Barbra Streisand - What Matters Most
She has been in the music industry
since most of us were conceived and still remains on the edge of her
career which definitely proves that age isn’t
anything but just a number. Her impeccable record that speaks volume on
her volume makes her one of the only few artists that have won an
Oscar, Emmy, Grammy, and Tony Award, without forgetting the fact that
she likes moonlighting with her god given talent that is being
a singer, actress, film producer and director. Since she kick started
her musical career she made her presence felt when she became an icon
when it comes to duets and to date she has recorded 35 studio albums
which factually makes her one of the most commercially and critically
successful entertainers in modern entertainment history, with more than
71.5 million albums shipped in the United States and 140 million albums
sold worldwide. That is why on her very latest offering album that I
have here with me she called it What Matters Most, which she takes it as one of the albums she yearned to release for a longtime.
Reason
being was simply based on the opportunity she will get to engage, work
and collaborate with friends, Alan and Marilyn Bergman, is achieved on
What Matters Most- Barbra Streisand
Sings the Lyrics of Alan and Marilyn Bergman. The new album, which
Streisand personally produced, is comprised of ten Bergman songs which
Streisand has never previously recorded. Included in the set are the
Academy Award winning songs "The Windmill of your Mind" (from the 1968
film The Thomas Crown Affair); "So Many Stars" (originally a hit song
for Sergio Mendes&Brazil '66); "Nice 'n' Easy" (popularized by Frank
Sinatra); and "That Face" (first recorded by Fred Astaire) . The CD is
packaged in a jewel box with a 24-page color booklet.
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