Columbia Records is a venerable American record label that was founded in 1888. Originally, it was a part of the CBS Corporation, but in 1989, it was acquired by Sony Music Entertainment. Columbia Rec...
"Release Me" is a compilation album released by Columbia Records in 2012 that features unreleased material from legendary singer Barbra Streisand's career spanning over four decades. The album includes never-before-heard recordings from Streisand's archives, spanning some of her most iconic periods such as the 1960s, 70s, and 80s.
The album kicks off with "Being Good Isn't Good Enough," a track that was recorded during Streisand's Broadway recording of "Hallelujah, Baby!" However, the track was ultimately cut from the final album release back in 1967. Other notable tracks on the record include the 1973 recording of "With One More Look At You" from the movie "A Star Is Born."
One of the highlights of the album is the previously unreleased recording of "Lost In Wonderland," a song written and produced by Marvin Hamlisch intended for the 1985 film "That's Life!" But the song didn't end up making the cut for the movie's final soundtrack, making its release on "Release Me" quite special.
"Release Me" shows Streisand's legendary vocal range and the depth of her musical capability. The album is a delightful listen for fans, providing an exclusive look into Barbara Streisand's musical career from an angle that people haven't seen before. It's a must-have for any Barbra Streisand fan looking to hear some hidden gems from her archives.