Step back in time between the years 1968- 1977 and we find a young singer moving freely about the cream of the tunesmiths and wordsmiths of the late 60s and early 70s pop/rock and singer-songwriter environments - Randy Newman, Harry Nilsson, Dory Previn, Gordon Lightfoot, Sonny Bono, John Lennon & Paul McCartney, John Denver, James Taylor, Peter Allen and Bill Withers. Significantly, produced mostly by the man responsible for Gram Parson's epic Flying Burrito Bros recordings. - A collection of rare and revealing recordings by the great LIZA MINNELLI- Carefully selected highlights of her most important recording era focusing on superb versions of songs written by the best songwriters of the late 60s/early 70s-Another side of one of 20th century popular music's best-loved stars - Alternate aspects of an astonishing career - 16-page booklet featuring a rich array of visual images combined with an entertaining and explorative essay- A full-length CD with 26 tracks - Digitally Remastered

Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. LOVE STORY (Randy Newman)
2. THE DEBUTANTES BALL (Randy Newman)
3. HAPPYLAND (Randy Newman)
4. SO LONG DAD (Randy Newman)
5. FOR NO ONE (Lennon/McCartney)
6. WHEREFORE AND WHY (Gordon Lightfoot)
7. WAILING OF THE WILLOW (Harry Nilsson)
8. YOU BETTER SIT DOWN KIDS (Sonny Bono)
9. RAGGEDY ANN & RAGGEDY ANDY (Walter Marks/Marilyn & Alan Bergman)
10. LEAVIN' ON A JET PLANE (John Denver)
11. DON'T LET ME LOSE THIS DREAM (Aretha Franklin/Ted White)
12. COME SATURDAY MORNING (Dory Previn/Fred Karlin)
13. (THE TRAGEDY OF) BUTTERFLY McHEART (Peter & Chris Allen)
14. SIMON (Peter Allen)
15. HARBOUR (Peter Allen)
16. MORE THAN I LIKE YOU (Peter Allen)
17. MR. EMORY WON'T BE HOME (Brian Stone)
18. DON'T LET ME BE LONELY TONIGHT (James Taylor)
19. DANCING IN THE MOONLIGHT (Sherman Kelly)
20. I BELIEVE IN MUSIC (Mac Davis)
21. USE ME (Bill Withers)
22. THE SINGER (Walter Marks)
23. I'D LOVE YOU TO WANT ME (Kent Lavoie a.k.a. Lobo)
24. I LOVE EVERY LITTLE THING ABOUT YOU (Stevie Wonder)
25. WHEN IT COMES DOWN TO IT (Minnie Riperton/Richard Rudolph)
26. COME HOME BABE (Jim Grady)