Track Listing

1. Peter Pan: Just Beyond The Stars
2. Anastasia: Once Upon A December
3. The Wizard Of Oz: Over The Rainbow
4. Peter Pan: I'm Flying
5. Whistle Down The Wind: Whistle Down The Wind
6. Beat Girl: A Handful Of Songs
7. Song Of Dreams
8. My Fair Lady: I Could Have Danced All Night
9. Sweeney Todd: Not While I'm Around
10. The Rescuers: Someone's Waiting For You
11. Watership Down: Thank You, Stars
12. Mary Poppins: Stay Awake
13. Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid: Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head
14. The Secret Garden: Winter Light

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #33333 in Music
• Released on: 2001-07-23
• Number of discs: 1
• Format: Import
• Dimensions: .25 pounds

Album Description
Asian edition of the 2001 debut album for London born child prodigy who appeared in 'Les Miserables' at the age of eight, & recorded this album four years later. Includes a bonus VCD (playable on all TVs & DVD players) with three tracks, 'Once Upon A Time In December' (Video), 'I Could Have Dance All Night' (Video), & 'Becky's Interview'. For fans of Charlotte Church. Standard & slimline jewel cases housed together in a slipcase. EMI.

Amazon.com
Making A Dream Come True must certainly have been just that for 12-year-old Becky Taylor, balancing singing with a symphony orchestra one day with being back at school the next. Having appeared in Les Misérables at age 7, she won the Thorndyke Theatre Talent Competition at 8 and the British Arts Award two years later. Inevitably dubbed the "new Charlotte Church," Taylor nevertheless avoids hymns and classical arrangements, offering an appropriately youthful selection from movies and musicals. Several of these, including the specially written "Song of Dreams," continue the theme of dreaming or have fantastical, magical connotations. With a Hollywood-style production and numbers from Peter Pan ("Just Beyond the Stars" and "I'm Flying"), Mary Poppins ("Stay Awake"), and The Rescuers ("Someone's Waiting for You"), there is a Disney-sweet sensibility throughout. Taylor makes a fine job of "Over the Rainbow," being a much more appropriate age for Dorothy than Judy Garland was. Moreover, she is surprisingly comfortable with "I Could Have Danced All Night" from My Fair Lady, though anyone would struggle to make much of "Thank You, Stars" from Watership Down. Demonstrating a voice years ahead of its time, this cute and innocent album promises much for Becky Taylor's future as a major stage-musical star. --Gary S Dalkin