Album:- Strangers Again (Deluxe Edition) [2015] Artist:- Judy Collins Country:- Sweden Genre:- Folk, Music Rip:- Tracks Bitrate:- 320Kbps/CBR Audio Codec:- MP3 Lenght:- 00:58:54 Min Tracks:- 15 File Size:- 139 MB Source:- Web Released: Sep 18, 2015 Label (Publisher):- â„— 2015 Wildflower Records, under exclusive license to Cleopatra Records.

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01. Strangers Again (Feat. Ari Hest) (4:38) 02. Miracle River (Feat. Michael Mcdonald) (4:37) 03. Belfast To Boston (Feat. Marc Cohn) (3:42) 04. When I Go (Feat. Willie Nelson) (4:25) 05. Make Our Garden Grow (Feat. Jeff Bridges) (3:26) 06. Feels Like Home (Feat. Jackson Browne) (3:58) 07. From Grace (Feat. Thomas Dybdahl) (3:43) 08. Hallelujah (Feat. Bhi Bhiman) (4:09) 09. Someday Soon (Feat. Jimmy Buffett) (3:18) 10. Stars In My Eyes (Feat. Aled Jones) (3:44) 11. Send In The Clowns (Feat. Don Mclean) (3:50) 12. Races (Feat. Glen Hansard) (4:39) 13. Last Thing On My Mind (Feat. Stephen Stills) (Bonus Track) (2:54) 14. Diamonds And Rust (Feat. Joan Baez) (Bonus Track) (3:32) 15. When Your Eyes Close (Feat. Puressence) (Bonus Track) (4:13)

On the album (the book):

In the four years since her previous studio LP, Bohemian 2011's, vocal icon Judy Collins added a spate of releases and live another holiday album to her late-career prolific catalog. Into her sixth Well decade as a recording artist, she has little left to prove and yet she shows no signs of slowing her pace as she delivers Strangers Again, a 12- song collection of duets, with all men. The format was casual with each of her chosen counterparts given the option to either sing a song of Collins' choosing or bring his own selection to the table. While much of the material here falls pretty squarely in each vocalist's wheelhouse, there are a few surprises. With his pleasantly rough-hewn voice, actor Jeff Bridges has tended to skew toward country and roots songs in his music career, but his choice of the Leonard Bernstein-penned "Make Our ​​Garden Grow" from the musical Candide puts both singers on common ground as they step out beyond their expected repertoire. Other tracks make perfect sense, like her duet with veteran songwriter Marc Cohn on James Taylor's poignant "Belfast to Boston" or on Randy Newman's lovely "Feels Like Home" which apparently was given to Jackson Browne when Newman politely refused to pair his limited vocal chops with Collins' still-fluid soprano. Among her well-established gentlemen peers, there are also some younger foils holding their own, with New York singer / songwriter Ari Hest offering up his own song for the title track and Norwegian indie folk crooner Thomas Dybdahl doing the same on "From Grace. " Still, one the album's strongest cuts features another prolific icon whose strange, sandy tenor has dueted with the best of them. When Willie Nelson's timeless cracked tenor interweaves with Collins' dreamy musings on the moody, banjo-led "When I Go," it's the sound of two interpretive masters doing what they do best.

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