Should Celine Work With Diana Krall Again?

[SuperLove4Celine]

While enjoying These Are Special Times for the holiday season it got me to thinking about how Celine worked with Diana Krall on "Blue Christmas."

 

A lot of fans would love to have Celine release a jazz album. So, with that said, would you guys want to have Celine work with Diana Krall on her next album? Either just on piano, or perhaps a duet?

 

Personally, I'd love to hear them collaborate. They're both so very talented in each of their fields!

 

...Joe...

[Bellamy]

What do you mean by again? When did they work together before?

[SuperLove4Celine]

What do you mean by again? When did they work together before?

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Diana Krall is the pianist playing on "Blue Christmas."

 

...Joe...

[OnlyCeline]

She's Great... But I Still Want Claude Lemay

[JP]

She's Great... But I Still Want Claude Lemay

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LOLL

 

That's sad that Diana don't produce the song.. But i think she was not a superstar at this moment.. The look of love was on 2000 or ?

[dolores]

What do you mean by again? When did they work together before?

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Diana Krall is the pianist playing on "Blue Christmas."

 

...Joe...

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really?I did not know this get back to listen it carefully

so do a duet celine diana

[Bruno Portugal]

A duet with Diana Krall would be perfect...

 

Of course my answer is... YES

[Love,]

They didn't work together.

 

Diana just played the piano for some extra bucks and fillers.

Just like Chantal Kreviazuk or Shania Twain on some other projects...

[Celcool]

I say "yes", I loooooooooooooooooooove Blue Christmas, I'd like more such songs, definitely.

[CSCfan]

Diana just played the piano for some extra bucks and fillers.

Just like Chantal Kreviazuk or Shania Twain on some other projects...

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I beg your pardon??

[Céline's Blues]

Sofa, it is still an official collaboration. Even if they did it separately.

 

I would say definitely! Céline needs some quality staff around her b-a-d-l-y! If she wants to succeed with her next English album her voice has to be packaged extravagantly, not cheaply, soullessly.

[mattia]

Sofa, it is still an official collaboration. Even if they did it separately.

 

I would say definitely! Céline needs some quality staff around her b-a-d-l-y! If she wants to succeed with her next English album her voice has to be packaged extravagantly, not cheaply, soullessly.

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totally agree with you, and i think a collaboation with diana krall would really help celine to make a really deep and soulfull album...

[ZoraSourit]

Céline worked with Shania on If Walls Could Talk and Goodbye's the saddest word. But when did she work with Chantal Kreviazuk?

[Andrei Dion]

Depends on the song

[GoldenLeaf]

Yes, Definately!

[Koolan]

this is news to me! I am all in for Diana to work with Mrs. Dion.

[smw]

It would be fantastic for Celine to work with Diana again. Diana is superb in the field of music in which Celine obviously has an interest in...so Diana could give Celine some pointers in this genre of music.

[Esty]

I would just love it if they'd work together! A duet would be so cool!

[Love,]

Diana just played the piano for some extra bucks and fillers.

Just like Chantal Kreviazuk or Shania Twain on some other projects...

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I beg your pardon??

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Sofa, it is still an official collaboration. Even if they did it separately.

 

I would say definitely! Céline needs some quality staff around her b-a-d-l-y! If she wants to succeed with her next English album her voice has to be packaged extravagantly, not cheaply, soullessly.

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Don't get me wrong here, peeps. I'm just putting down the protocols here. Joseph made it seem like Celine "worked" with Diana, as though they did something together, such as a feature or a duet. When someone who is famous actually "works" with somebody, they get acknowledged in the official title tracks, not just in pin-sized prints next to the copyright year. She was a courtesy musician on this track, similar to how Shania and Chantal were courtesy vocalists lending extra background vocals on "All the Way" and "A New Day Has Come." Being the background musicians, they are not credited as being "Featured," I believe, also due to the fact that they would get paid more and receive more royalty.

[SuperLove4Celine]

Don't get me wrong here, peeps. I'm just putting down the protocols here. Joseph made it seem like Celine "worked" with Diana, as though they did something together, such as a feature or a duet. When someone who is famous actually "works" with somebody, they get acknowledged in the official title tracks, not just in pin-sized prints next to the copyright year. She was a courtesy musician on this track, similar to how Shania and Chantal were courtesy vocalists lending extra background vocals on "All the Way" and "A New Day Has Come." Being the background musicians, they are not credited as being "Featured," I believe, also due to the fact that they would get paid more and receive more royalty.

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First of all how do you know 100% that Celine and her never actually met in the studio or somewhere else to discuss the collaboration? There had to be a meeting between Celine, Rene, and/or her people somewhere along the lines. So, unless you can completely prove to me and the rest of the board that they never met during this time and were never in the studio I really don't like it being implied that I was leading people astray to some falseness.

 

Secondly, major artists who have made a significant contribution to a song on many of Celine's albums are not mentioned quite often. During the initial pressing of "All The Way" Peabo Bryson's name was not included on the back insert. All it said was "Beauty And The Beast." On the LTAL album Diana King and Brownstone are not mentioned on the back insert, howevery they did contribute a significant amount of work to "Treat Her Like A Lady." In "Halfway To Heaven" Kenny G is not mentioned on the back insert to the Celine Dion album, however he was the main instrument player on that track. For her French albums Jean-Jacques Goldman is hardly, if ever mentioned as being part of "J'irai où tu iras," "Les derniers...," etc. I could go on and on about how your above statements don't add up, nor are true.

 

I don't want to attack you, but if you're going to make or imply alligations that I am leading people in a certain direction this is false or incorrect I'd most appreciate it if you would include conclusive evidence to back your statements up.

 

'Nuf said.

 

...Joe...

[Love,]

First of all how do you know 100% that Celine and her never actually met in the studio or somewhere else to discuss the collaboration?  There had to be a meeting between Celine, Rene, and/or her people somewhere along the lines.  So, unless you can completely prove to me and the rest of the board that they never met during this time and were never in the studio I really don't like it being implied that I was leading people astray to some falseness.

 

Secondly, major artists who have made a significant contribution to a song on many of Celine's albums are not mentioned quite often.  During the initial pressing of "All The Way" Peabo Bryson's name was not included on the back insert.  All it said was "Beauty And The Beast."  On the LTAL album Diana King and Brownstone are not mentioned on the back insert, howevery they did contribute a significant amount of work to "Treat Her Like A Lady."  In "Halfway To Heaven" Kenny G is not mentioned on the back insert to the Celine Dion album, however he was the main instrument player on that track.  For her French albums Jean-Jacques Goldman is hardly, if ever mentioned as being part of "J'irai où tu iras," "Les derniers...," etc.  I could go on and on about how your above statements don't add up, nor are true.

 

I don't want to attack you, but if you're going to make or imply alligations that I am leading people in a certain direction this is false or incorrect I'd most appreciate it if you would include conclusive evidence to back your statements up.

 

'Nuf said.

 

...Joe...

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This is a light-hearted forum. I stated your username because you were a reference point, and you started this thread. I was making an observation, such as you were, and stating my view and opinion. Everything is done by the discretion of the producers and management. Music business and Show business are money-making businesses. A bigger role in something means a bigger initial paycheck, pre-royalty. Albums, singles, and promotional products are public domain, and before they are out for the public to take in, they are checked, proofed and optimized. So, the absence of someone's name, and/or their placements in certain areas are intentional and well-reasoned. However, there are many reasons out there (that may never be revealed to us) why certain things are done certain way... we could only try to find out...

Edited December 5, 2006 at 06:20 AM by Love,

[SuperLove4Celine]

First of all how do you know 100% that Celine and her never actually met in the studio or somewhere else to discuss the collaboration?  There had to be a meeting between Celine, Rene, and/or her people somewhere along the lines.  So, unless you can completely prove to me and the rest of the board that they never met during this time and were never in the studio I really don't like it being implied that I was leading people astray to some falseness.

 

Secondly, major artists who have made a significant contribution to a song on many of Celine's albums are not mentioned quite often.  During the initial pressing of "All The Way" Peabo Bryson's name was not included on the back insert.  All it said was "Beauty And The Beast."  On the LTAL album Diana King and Brownstone are not mentioned on the back insert, howevery they did contribute a significant amount of work to "Treat Her Like A Lady."  In "Halfway To Heaven" Kenny G is not mentioned on the back insert to the Celine Dion album, however he was the main instrument player on that track.  For her French albums Jean-Jacques Goldman is hardly, if ever mentioned as being part of "J'irai où tu iras," "Les derniers...," etc.  I could go on and on about how your above statements don't add up, nor are true.

 

I don't want to attack you, but if you're going to make or imply alligations that I am leading people in a certain direction this is false or incorrect I'd most appreciate it if you would include conclusive evidence to back your statements up.

 

'Nuf said.

 

...Joe...

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This is a light-hearted forum. I stated your username because you were a reference point, and you started this thread. I was making an observation, such as you were, and stating my view and opinion. Everything is done by the discretion of the producers and management. Music business and Show business are money-making businesses. A bigger role in something means a bigger initial paycheck, pre-royalty. Albums, singles, and promotional products are public domain, and before they are out for the public to take in, they are checked, proofed and optimized. So, the absence of someone's name, and/or their placements in certain areas are intentional and well-reasoned. However, there are many reasons out there (that may never be revealed to us) why certain things are done certain way... we could only try to find out...

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So in other words you don't know. That's all I needed.

 

Have a good day.

 

...Joe...

[Love,]

I didn't realize you were so competitive.

 

Have a good day, as well!

[firebird]

One reason why their collaboration wasn't commercially exploited like other Celine collaborations could be that Diana Krall came from a different music label.

I'd like Celine to work with not only Diana Krall, but with some other jazz singers/instrumentalists.