
CILLA BLACK 'BEGINNINGS'
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CILLA BLACK 'BEGINNINGS'

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RE: "Beginnings"
Burt & Hal's beginning was written for THE LOOK OF LOVE, the short-lived Broadway revue of their music. It, unfortunately, was cut in previews in favor of "What The World Needs Now" to serve as the show's finale. I was happy to see Cilla record it and preserve it even though Burt himself didn't produce or arrange her version!
lorra, lorra lies
It´s interesting that with "Beginnings" like with "Alfie" or almost any other BB/HD song she butchered, she pulled the same stunt in England claiming it was written by Burt especially for her.
The London Guardian recently ranked Cilla as the second worst singer in pop history, coming in right after Geri Halliwell, which sounds about right to me.
The London Guardian recently ranked Cilla as the second worst singer in pop history, coming in right after Geri Halliwell, which sounds about right to me.
The ten worst-ever pop stars
Music is poorer for their presence, reckons Peter Robinson (and we're not even counting reality TV acts)
Sunday January 22, 2006
1. Geri Halliwell
It is easy to laugh now at the idea of Girl Power, but 10 years ago Ginger Spice offered genuine empowerment in playgrounds across the planet. Every element of this ideology was jettisoned - and subsequently trashed - by Geri Halliwell's needy descent into pop obscurity. Around the time of Halliwell's 2005 album launch, everything that was bold and brash, fun and flighty about her Spice Girls persona was traded for utter desperation, as captured in a Channel 5 documentary. Her most recent single, 'Desire ', saw Halliwell clambering onto a boardroom table and lapping at a saucer of milk - easily the most ill-advised piece of pop posturing ever seen. Halliwell is now back in regular contact with Victoria Beckham , suggesting that a Take That-style Spice reunion may emerge this year. As, of course, will Halliwell's first child, and it's hard to imagine that both events will pass without at least one accompanying DVD.
2. Cilla Black
Utterly incapable of being listenable. Most recently seen exhibiting her cluelessness as a judge on Soapstar Superstar, on which she offered such insights as ' That was brilliant' while trying to seduce the guy who plays Corrie's gothboy.
Music is poorer for their presence, reckons Peter Robinson (and we're not even counting reality TV acts)
Sunday January 22, 2006
1. Geri Halliwell
It is easy to laugh now at the idea of Girl Power, but 10 years ago Ginger Spice offered genuine empowerment in playgrounds across the planet. Every element of this ideology was jettisoned - and subsequently trashed - by Geri Halliwell's needy descent into pop obscurity. Around the time of Halliwell's 2005 album launch, everything that was bold and brash, fun and flighty about her Spice Girls persona was traded for utter desperation, as captured in a Channel 5 documentary. Her most recent single, 'Desire ', saw Halliwell clambering onto a boardroom table and lapping at a saucer of milk - easily the most ill-advised piece of pop posturing ever seen. Halliwell is now back in regular contact with Victoria Beckham , suggesting that a Take That-style Spice reunion may emerge this year. As, of course, will Halliwell's first child, and it's hard to imagine that both events will pass without at least one accompanying DVD.
2. Cilla Black
Utterly incapable of being listenable. Most recently seen exhibiting her cluelessness as a judge on Soapstar Superstar, on which she offered such insights as ' That was brilliant' while trying to seduce the guy who plays Corrie's gothboy.