Track Listing

1. Hot Stuff
2. Everybody's Talkin'
3. Love on the Rocks
4. Something Inside So Strong
5. Someone Else's Dream
6. Medley: The Way We Were/The Rose
7. Medley: Prepare Ye the Way of the Lord/Gethsemane
8. Oh! What a Circus
9. My Heart Will Go On
10. Empty Chairs, Empty Tables
11. Medley: We Have All the Time in the World/Millennium
12. Let the River Run
13. I'll Be There for You [Theme from Friends]
14. One Step Out of Time
15. Blues Brothers Medley: Shake Your Tail Feathers/Think/Everybody ...
16. Love Changes Everything

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #277744 in Music
• Released on: 1999-11-08
• Number of discs: 2
• Format: Live

Customer Reviews

Fantastic voice and song variety!
This cd gives listener the feeling that they are right there enjoying the show. I haven't heard a voice of this quality in a long long time. Mr. Ball demonstrates an ability to immerse himself emotionally in his songs as is heard in Gethsemane,Oh What A Circus, The Rose, and Help Yourself, to name a few. If you love beautiful music, I don't think you'll find better then this!

Entertainment and voice at its best!
Thanks to Public Broadcasting System, I became a Michael Ball fan when he was in the Dream Cast of Les Miserables (which was shown here in the U.S. on PBS). Since then, I have gone to the UK over the internet and ordered two cd's of his. Last night I happened to see the broadcast of The Very Best of Michael Ball in Concert and was mesmerized. His voice, his smile, and his dimples make him wonderful to hear and see. I must have the video of this concert!

Someone stick him in the lounge & let him sing "Feelings."
As a stage star, Michael Ball used to be full of such promise, with an amazing, full voice. Who knew he wanted to be Tom Jones? Each of his albums seems to get worse, with oily, overstated vocal mannerisms, bad taste in songs and a generally high cheese factor. I keep buying them, hoping there will be a return to the "old" Michael. Instead, we are greeted with a hideous version of "Hot Stuff" (ooh, disco!) a Blues Brother medley and the theme song from "Friends." The good stuff here: A Michael/Brian Kennedy composition "Someone Else's Dream" and a medley that combines Robbie Williams' "Millennium" with "We Have All the Time in the World." But the rest of it reeks of the lounge at the Desert Inn.