Megan Mullally - Big As a Berry
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Big As a Berry
Music Price: $17.98
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Tracks
- Bathroom Window (John Lennon/Paul McCartney)
- Ode To Billie Joe (Bobbie Gentry)
- Lonely At The Top (Randy Newman)
- Real Emotional Girl (Randy Newman)
- Fancy (Bobbie Gentry)
- My Dear Companion (Jean Ritchie)
- Barbara Song (Bertholdt Brecht/Kurt Weill)
- Lament (Edna St. Vincent Millay/Jeff Blumenkrantz)
- The Grand Tour (N. Wilson/C. Taylor/G. Richey)
- Danny Boy (Fred E. Weatherley)
- Take It With Me (Tom Waits/Kathleen Brennan)
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User Reviews
Average user review: 
(65 reviews)
This is on permanent shuffle for me. I was granted the incredible fortune to be introduced to this by a friend. I was never a Will & Grace fan, but she has given a genius collection of eccentric songs an incredible voice and interpretation. Nothing mainstream to see here, folks.
March 10, 2008I just love her voice.
She's talented, powerful, lovely~
You are never gonna regret buying this amazing CD
March 28, 2007 |  | I would give it ten stars |  |
I can't stop listening to this wonderful lady! Every song is different and Ms. Mullally pulls off every one! Beautiful and talented!!
Big As a Berry is one purchase I'm glad I made. I recommend it to everyone and looking forward to another one.
January 24, 2007 | | Surprise...it's Megan..not Karen. | |
Well,Ms Mullally certainly shocked me with this cd.The songs are a bit off beat on the whole but her rendition of Danny Boy is excellent.She has a wonderful range to her voice but I dont think most of the songs do her voice justice.
January 10, 2007 | | Cannot Believe This is a Professionally Produced CD | |
I saw her two years ago on Clay Aiken's Christmas special and I had chills when she sang. I cried. I was speechless. I bought this CD on the basis of that breathtaking performance. But my first thought when it began to play was that I had been sent the wrong CD, that the used-CD seller had inserted in the sleeve an amateur home-made CD by mistake. I winced through much of it and I in no way mean to denigrate or make fun of Ms. Mullally or the musicians but I just did not enjoy the music made here. On slower, sweeter, sadder numbers, her voice evokes emotion from her listeners but on most numbers she sounds raspy and harsh. I blame the choice of music--too offbeat with all over the map arrangements. A gorgeous voice gone wrong. But when she puts out another collection of tunes, I will buy it nonetheless, hoping for the magic I know she has in her!
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