Australian Recording Industry Association. Sophie Ellis-Bextor has made available the new orchestral version of her biggest hit Murder On The Dancefloor as the first taster of her forthcoming greatest hits with a difference The Song Diaries, which is a collection of her biggest hits given a. ^ "ARIA Australian Top 50 Digital Albums" (PDF). Sophie Ellis-Bextor reveals the orchestral version of her signature hit Murder On The Dancefloor by Christopher Smith."Sophie Ellis-Bextor unveils orchestral disco version of Murder on the Dancefloor". Murder On The Dancefloor.wav Peak level 99.8 Extraction speed 3.2 X Track quality 100. Retrieved 15 March 2019 – via PledgeMusic. Filename D:Sophie Ellis-Bextor - Greatest Hits 2011CD105. ^ "Sophie Ellis-Bextor: The Song Diaries on PledgeMusic".
SOPHIE ELLIS BEXTOR GREATEST HITS FULL
"Sophie Ellis Bextor announces 2019 tour with full orchestra and it's coming to Birmingham". "Sophie Ellis-Bextor Launches New Album 'The Song Diaries' ". Sophie Ellis-Bextor has here ensured she will forever be the queen of the kitchen disco, and this outstanding retrospective is a shining reminder of her charm and versatility, underlining why she is a much-loved and respected artist. The album closes with a beautiful version of My Favourite Things, and this fits Ellis-Bextor’s elegantly dictioned singing style to perfection, and is a particularly poignant end as renewed lockdown restrictions again envelop the country. It’s a shame that there are not more of the covers here that featured in her Kitchen Discos, yet this could signal hope for an Afterparty Deluxe edition of the set as part of the campaign. This version makes the hairs stand up on the back of your arm and serves to compliment the highlight of the set, the transcendent house shimmer of Heartbreak (Make Me A Dancer) with the Freemasons, echoed on the celestial dancefloor electronica of Bittersweet. The hits aside, there is a thumping and astral cover of New Order‘s True Faith, a live version of Pulp‘s Do You Remember The First Time which suits her smoky and sincere vocal perfectly, and a stellar version of Alcazar’s Crying At The Discotheque, the video adding a powerful punch, as we see her performing in empty music venues. There are some more tender moments with the beautiful chamber pop of Young Blood and the bittersweet guitar-driven Today The Sun’s On Us. The slick disco of Mixed-Up World has added heft, the ambient synth-pop of Starlight has Richard X all over it and the Cathy Dennis penned Catch You sparkles in all its rocky electronica glory. The smooth cover of Cher‘s Take Me Home, the career-defining Murder On The Dancefloor and the cheeky, trippy kiss-off Get Over You from her first album are all still fresh as daisies. Songs From The Kitchen Disco is a collection of her chart hits with a sprinkle of the covers she explored in her concerts by cuisinart. Such was the appeal that she also filmed two specials since the first lockdown ended, an End Of Term edition and a Halloween edition just in time for lockdown 2.0, where she performed rousing covers of Ghostbusters and Kate Bush‘s Wuthering Heights dressed like the waitress from Clue. It was incredibly endearing to see her trip over mic cables and her children, while her husband Richard Jones ( The Feeling) donned masks and strummed his now iconic Millennium Falcon guitar. The sticker on the CD calls this the Greatest.
This is a best of album not a greatest hits as some songs where not big hits and some are live. This culminated in The Song Diaries in 2019, an orchestral set of her greatest hits.Īs lockdown loomed in March this year, Ellis-Bextor saved us from darkness and uncertainty by filming a Kitchen Disco every Friday evening on Instagram Live for 10 weeks, during which she performed some of her classic hits and some covers. Songs From The Kitchen Disco (Name lifted from Sophies Instagram) is NOT songs from Sophies lockdown kitchen shows with her husband and her 5 children (Really she has 5 children) so misleading title. She embraced folk and baroque pop on the acclaimed Wanderlust in 2014 and explored this further on 2016’s Familia. Then came the nu-disco and poppers o’clock feel on Make A Scene in 2011. Her follow up Shoot From The Hip was a more trippy and leftfield affair. She released her first solo album in 2001 and the pop disco of Read My Lips resonated, shifting very many units and filling dancefloors. Cutting her teeth as vocalist on indie rock outfit theaudience, she was propelled to mainstream prominence as the voice on handbag house smash Groovejet (If This Ain’t Love) from Italian DJ Spiller, pipping Victoria Beckham‘s banger Out Of Your Mind to the top spot in an epic chart battle that raged in the red tops, who labelled Ellis-Bextor the real Posh Spice, alluding to her eloquent timbre. Sophie Ellis-Bextor has had quite the eclectic music career spanning just over the past two decades. Love every song but I especially love her awesome covers of Crying at the Discoteque and True Faith. Barnes & Noble has the best selection of Dance & DJ Club/Dance CDs.
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