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Download links and information about Just for the Record... by Barbra Streisand. This album was released in 1991 and it belongs to Rock, Pop, Theatre/Soundtrack genres. It contains 77 tracks with total duration of 04:06:37 minutes.

Artist: Barbra Streisand
Release date: 1991
Genre: Rock, Pop, Theatre/Soundtrack
Tracks: 77
Duration: 04:06:37
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. You'll Never Know (1955) 2:57
2. A Sleepin' Bee 4:48
3. Moon River (P. M. East) 3:33
4. Miss Marmelstein (I Can Get It for You Wholesale) 3:20
5. Happy Days Are Here Again (The Garry Moore Show) 3:49
6. Keepin' Out of Mischief Now (Bon Soir) 1:48
7. I Hate Music 1:12
8. Nobody's Heart (Belongs to Me) 2:10
9. Value 2:18
10. Cry Me a River 3:53
11. Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf? 2:10
12. (I Had Myself A) True Love 4:27
13. Lover, Come Back to Me 1:47
14. Spring Can Really Hang You Up the Most (The Tonight Show) 3:46
15. My Honey's Lovin' Arms (The Barbra Streisand Album) 2:13
16. Any Place I Hang My Hat Is Home (The Second Barbra Streisand Album) 2:43
17. When the Sun Comes Out (The Ed Sullivan Show) 3:33
18. Be My Guest & the Judy Garland Theme / Dialogue With Judy Garland and Ethel Merman 2:28
19. Medley #1 (With Judy Garland) (featuring Judy Garland) 4:34
20. Get Happy / Happy Days Are Here Again (Duet With Judy Garland) (featuring Judy Garland) 2:28
21. I'm the Greatest Star (Funny Girl - Broadway) 4:08
22. My Man / Auld Lang Syne 4:07
23. People 3:39
24. Family Recording / My Name Is Barbra 4:27
25. 1965 Emmy Awards 1:44
26. He Touched Me (My Name Is Barbra, Two) 3:08
27. You Wanna Bet 2:27
28. House of Flowers (Harold Sings Arlen With Friend) 2:43
29. Ding-Dong! the Witch Is Dead (Duet With Harold Arlen) (featuring Harold Arlen) 1:54
30. Color Me Barbra 3:23
31. Starting Here, Starting Now 2:52
32. Belle of 14th Street 3:34
33. I'm Always Chasing Rainbows 2:32
34. Sleep In Heavenly Peace (Silent Night) 2:58
35. Don't Rain On My Parade 2:44
36. Funny Girl 2:42
37. 1969 Academy Awards 1:57
38. Friar's Club Tribute Harold Arlen 2:48
39. Jule Styne 2:36
40. Don Rickles 1:13
41. Richard Rodgers 1:59
42. Hello, Dolly (With Louis Armstrong) (featuring Louis Armstrong) 3:46
43. On a Clear Day (You Can See Forever) 2:09
44. When You Gotta Go / In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning / Happy Days 4:06
45. The Singer 2:42
46. I Can Do It 2:38
47. Stoney End 2:58
48. (They Long to Be) Close to You 3:35
49. We've Only Just Begun 2:25
50. Since I Fell for You 3:25
51. You're the Top (With Ryan O'Neal) (featuring Ryan O'Neal) 4:08
52. What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life (Duet With Michel Legrand) [Demo] 3:35
53. If I Close My Eyes 2:25
54. Between Yesterday and Tomorrow 3:32
55. Can You Tell the Moment? 2:27
56. The Way We Were (Soundtrack Version) 3:51
57. Cryin' Time (Duet With Ray Charles) (featuring Ray Charles) 2:17
58. God Bless the Child 3:32
59. A Quiet Thing / There Won't Be Trumpets 5:19
60. Lost Inside of You 4:52
61. Evergreen (Demo / Soundtrack Version) 3:13
62. 1977 Academy Awards 1:22
63. Hatikvah (The Stars Salute Israel At 30) [With Golda Meir] (featuring Golda Meir) 5:00
64. You Don't Bring Me Flowers (With Neil Diamond) [1980 Grammy Awards] (featuring Neil Diamond) 3:36
65. ACLU Tribute to Alan & Marilyn Bergman 4:52
66. Guilty 4:27
67. Papa, Can You Hear Me? (Yentl) [Demo] 3:34
68. The Moon and I (Demo) 3:19
69. A Piece of Sky (Demo / Soundtrack Version) 4:12
70. I Know Him So Well (Session Outake) 4:13
71. If I Loved You (The Broadway Album) 2:38
72. Putting It Together 4:19
73. Over the Rainbow (One Voice) 4:42
74. Theme from Nuts (End Credits) 3:42
75. Here We Are At Last 3:19
76. Warm All Over 2:48
77. You'll Never Know (Duet) 4:07

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As they evolved in the 1980s, retrospective box sets tended to contain a full complement of an artist's essential recordings, plus enough rarities to suggest the artist's inspirations and ambitions. Not all box sets conformed to this outline, however. Barbra Streisand was unusual, in that she had a large base of devoted fans interested in the minutiae of her career, and in that her entire recorded catalog remained in print. She had also worked with the same record company for her entire career and maintained her status as a frontline artist, so she had complete creative control over this retrospective. The result was a four-disc box devoted almost entirely to rare, previously unreleased material. Here and there, Streisand tossed in one of her most familiar recordings, such as the hit version of "People." But the overwhelming bulk of Just for the Record... was given over to homemade demonstration tapes, live recordings, television appearances, and outtakes from unfinished album projects, not to mention other special material. To Streisand's army of fans, that made it a delight, but practically by definition, that did not make it a great Barbra Streisand album unto itself. Unlike most boxed sets, this was not a one-stop shopping item that gave you the best and the rest of Barbra Streisand. That is not to say that there weren't some fascinating and terrific performances included. Especially notable was a set of eight songs recorded at a nightclub in 1962 and originally intended for Streisand's debut album. A duet with Judy Garland from her TV show and a rendering of "In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning" from a Las Vegas show were equally impressive. Nevertheless, Just for the Record... was an album to buy in addition to her hits collections and landmark albums, not in place of them.