DavidPomeranz, Grammy-award winning singer and composer, known for such enduring
love songs as “Born for You,” “King and Queen of Hearts” and “Got to Believe in
Magic,” releases a 13-track greatest hits album as a tribute for his love for
the Philippines via PolyEast Records.
As one
of the most prolific songwriters of all time, three remarkable compositions and
new arrangements were added to a collection of Pomeranz’s best recordings of his long and illustrious
career.
Fine
interpretations of 10 old and familiar tracks and new songs include the album’s
carrier single “Crazy Beautiful,” the new version of “Until I Fall I Love
Again” and the acoustic interpretation of “Trying to Get That Feeling Again.”
Classic Pomeranz hits however include “On This Day”, “The Old Songs”, “Undying
Admiration”, “Trail of Broken Dreams”, “Tell Me”, “If You Walked Away” (duet
with Sharon Cuneta), and “Devoted To You”.
He
recorded some songs with our local musicians and his past hits has been a part
of many Filipinos’ music favorites after his first visit in 1984.
David
Pomeranz Greatest Hits album is now available in stores nationwide released by
PolyEast Records. Listen to David’s Crazy Beautiful below performed at Showtime, video by ABS-CBN Entertainment.
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About David Pomeranz
David
Pomeranz’s solo recordings and songs have sold more than 40 million copies
worldwide; his chart-topping hits have also been recorded and performed by
equally accomplished recording artists such as Barry Manilow (“Tryin’ to
Get the Feeling Again” and “The Old Songs”), Freddie Mercury, Bette
Midler, Clay Aiken (“It’s in Every One of Us”), Phoebe Snow, Kenny
Rogers, Richie Sambora of Bon Jovi, Kathie Lee Gifford
(“Scandalous’s” book writer and lyricist), and Missy Elliott, among
others.
Furthermore, his solo album “Born For You – His Best and More,” under
MCA/Universal, has gone more than 10 times platinum in Asia, and has become the
largest-selling international pop album in the Philippines, where he recently
held a concert with Tony winner Lea Salonga, who previously recorded Pomeranz’s
show-stopping ballads “He’s Got to Be Someone” and “This is What
I Dreamed” from the stage musical “Little Tramp.”
Pomeranz’s theater credits also include his stage adaptation of Charles
Dickens’s novel “A Tale of Two Cities, which recently opened at Charing
Cross Theatre in London; and the 2005 Off-Broadway production of “Under
the Bridge,” featuring Pomeranz’s music and Gifford’s book and lyrics; and
starring Ed Dixon.