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Release Me

Release Me
Quiet Nights
Yours Until Tomorrow
There’s A Kind of Hush (All Over the World)
This is My Song
Misty Blue
Take My Heart
How Near is Love
Walk Through This World
If I Were You
Taking Love
My World
Ten Guitars

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This is his first album with that initial gold single -- "Release Me." The CD has 12 tracks including "There's a Kind of Hush," "This is My Song," "MIsty Blue," and "Ten Guitars." This is early Humperdinck, but all the feeling is there. If you can find a copy of this, it is fun to have. Some of these songs appear on the compilations, not always in the original versions.

Review From: Michael Erlewine, Rovi on 2011-05-26

I have collected many Engelbert Hunperdinck CDs over the years. But this CD is my all-time favorite. His voice is incredible. He sings every song with ease. And the music arrangement is superb. Want a romantic evening, put on this CD.

Review From: dragonfly, Amazon on 2011-05-27

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Phyl

"I have the record album "Release Me" and have enjoyed playing it many times. "

Posted on: October, 17 2011 15:15 PM

Posted By

mikelou

"One of the best first albums ever to come out it still stands as an outstanding record to sit back and enjoy"

Posted on: September, 10 2011 20:41 PM

Posted By

smile4u

"Ah, The Song ~ and the beginning of ' A Love Affair That Has No End '. Thankfully, I have almost every one of the pictured albums, be they lp, 8-track or CD, and in many cases, all three recordings. Still searching for certain ones that have not been recorded on CD's, and plan to take my LP's and have them put on CD's, if I cannot locate them. Each album holds different memories, special favorites, and songs by Enge that should have gone Gold. Certain songs such as 'Love Is All' ~ 'Till You And Your Lover are Lover's Again' ~ 'This Is What You Mean To Me' ~ 'Yours ' ~ ( in both English and Spanish ) ~ when I play these, there is a flashback of such marvelous memories, that it still amazes me how the mind can capture every detail. I doubt if there is a song that Engelbert has sung, that can't stir a memory or two, and once he sings his version, they become 'his' song ~ as he has a way of making the words take on a life, one can see the story played out, and if you have ever seen Enge sing ' Have You Ever Really Loved A Woman ' ~ well then, you know what I mean. So, " Release Me " .....no Enge, never! Dorothy Whalen, Enge's Happy Faces, President, in New York "

Posted on: June, 12 2011 05:19 AM

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MrCorey

"Something to be aware of is the differences between the Decca versions of EH's LPs/CDs and the American counterparts on Parrot. I have the original LP from '67 of "Release Me", and you'll note the CD available is of the Decca release which does NOT include "There Goes My Everything." In fact, the LP pic on this website is the American 12 song Parrot disc, and the listed songs are of the Decca release. Gotta love marketing! But it's all good Humperdinck so what the heck!! DC"

Posted on: June, 08 2011 00:58 AM

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Billiej

"Although this album was released when I was busy raising my sons I have heard Engelbert sing 3,5,13,5 being my favorite. Thanks for singing for so many years Engelbert. You have filled an empty spot in my soul. Love Ya Billie"

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