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| 00-2004 | CD Symphonic Rock | EMI 7243 8 66478 2 5 (UK) |
| Disc One: Relax | Disc Two: Rhythm & Rock |
| 1. Come Away With Me | 1. Beautiful Day |
| 2. Yellow | 2. Champagne Supernova |
| 3. Here With Me | 3. Handbags & Gladrags |
| 4. Millennium | 4. Why Does It Always Rain On Me |
| 5. Hero | 5. Livin’ On A Prayer |
| 6. What Can I Do | 6. Layla |
| 7. Flying Without Wings | 7. Stairway To Heaven |
| 8. Everybody Hurts | 8. Bat Out Of Hell |
| 9. Every Breath You Take | 9. Every Breath You Take |
| 10. Let It Be | 10. China In Your Hand |
| 11. A Whiter Shade Of Pale | 11. Torn |
| 12. Nights In White Satin | 12. Bittersweet Symphony |
| 13. Candle In The Wind | 13. Good Vibrations |
| 14. Imagine | 14. Bohemian Rhapsody |
The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra plays a really fantastic classical instrumental
version of “Handbags And Gladrags”
which of course was included because The Stereophonics had a big hit with this
song. In the booklet D’Abo is
mentioned as writer of the song.
| 00-2003 | CD Garden Party Classics | Peoplesound 0207 766 400 (UK) |
One year earlier than the above mentioned classical CD by The Royal Philharmonic
Orchestra, UK newspaper “Daily Express”
gave away classical CD’s every now and then and on one of the their CD’s they
also included a version of “Handbags And
Gladrags”, but this one is slightly different to 2004 version and this time they
mention Mike D’Abo as composer.
| Tracks on this CD are: |
| 1. Trouble |
| 2. A Design For Life |
| 3. Porcelain |
| 4. Millennium |
| 5. Babylon |
| 6. Handbags And Gladrags |
| 7. Here Comes The Sun |
| 8. Yesterday |
Find out more about The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra at: www.rpo.co.uk