Born to Be With You / Streetheart
by Dion
- Type: Compilation
- Released: 5 March 2001
- Label: Ace Records
- Country: United States
- Length: 1:18:40
- Community rating: 3.62/5 from 1 rating
Album Notes & Community Reviews
This two-fer pairs Dion's Phil Spector-produced 'Born to Be With You' with his later 'Streetheart' sessions. The pairing documents the Bronx singer's 1970s, when the doo-wop star of the Belmonts recast himself as a confessional singer-songwriter.
Genres
Descriptors: vocal, melodic, guitars, retro, ballad
Tracklist
- Born to Be with You (6:51)
- Make the Woman Love Me (4:33)
- Your Own Back Yard (3:50)
- (He's Got) The Whole World in His Hands (3:21)
- Only You Know (4:45)
- New York City Song (3:45)
- In and out of the Shadows (4:18)
- Good Lovin' Man (3:47)
- Baby Let's Stick Together (3:18)
- The Way You Do the Things You Do (3:50)
- Runaway Man (2:59)
- Queen of 1959 (3:28)
- If I Can Just Get Through Tonight (3:29)
- More to You (Than Meets the Eye) (2:58)
- You Showed Me What Love Is (3:11)
- Hey My Love (3:21)
- Oh the Night (4:32)
- I'll Give You All I've Got (3:20)
- Lover Boy Supreme (3:28)
- Streetheart (5:24)
Credits
- Klaus Voormann - bass [born to be with you]
- Ray Neapolitan - bass [born to be with you]
- Ray Pohlman - bass [born to be with you]
- Leland Sklar - bass [streetheart]
- Frank Capp - drums [born to be with you]
- Hal Blaine - drums [born to be with you]
- Jim Keltner - drums [born to be with you]
- David Kemper - drums [streetheart]
- Scott Kempner - liner notes
- Sean Rowley - liner notes
- Steve Islip - liner notes
- Don Robertson - written-by
- Cynthia Weil - written-by
- Phil Gernhard - producer
- Tony Fasce - written-by
- Gerry Goffin - written-by
- Cashman & West - producer
- Bill Tuohy - written-by
- A. Bernstein - written-by
- Kenny Discorfano - written-by
- Robert Rogers - written-by
- Smokey Robinson - written-by
- Stormie Omartian - written-by
- Peter Anders - written-by
- Danny Grenier - written-by
- Ben Raleigh - written-by
- Sam Moskovic - written-by
- Mark Radice - written-by
- Thomas Cain - written-by