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Dame Shirley Bassey Blog 
Yes ,yes ,yes i really do like the trearment of this remix,,with Dame Shirley remixes they are usually not for me but i do like this ,,
Dennis c.I
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Yes, yes, yes ,played it again to make sure ,love it,
Dennis c.I
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I don’t need this remix stuff…just give me the original
Dame Shirley Bassey!
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another example of remixing for the sake of it. What I do like is digital remastering which improves on the clarity of the original recording. One track that I do like is ` I WILL SURVIVE` from `GET THE PARTY STARTED` which is a remix but I have never hears of the original, was it never released. Rather than remixes I would have preferred new studio recordings of `HERES TO LIFE` ,edited out of `ANOTHER AUDIENCE WITH` (Shirley included it on the 2006 tour),`YOU NEEDED ME ` & `MUSIC` plus `EVERYBODY LOVES ME` sung at the Royal Albert Hall one year as an encore.
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For the most part, my feelings would be with Mayor or Terence, seems like somebody would have nothing better to do than tarnish a great Dame Bassey song. But this time, this remix struck a positive nerve in me. This one put me in the mood of a somewhat cloudy and chilly/ gloomy day, which can even have it’s momentary positives too. I liked it.
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ReBeat- If You Go Away- feat. Shirley Bassey- totally mesmorising- you ought to be her producers for some new material- because what you do with this song from her older back catalogue is surely more than enough to get her into the studio- if only to listen- !! then we could all “go away” with the more magic of The Bassey… thank you- I just can’t stop listening to this…… Mikey Mike
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Very clever background sounds, especially during the opening bars– the clanking of a mother in a kitchen, a chink of a child’s voice sounding unhappy- is this reflecting us to the sadness of someone leaving like Shirley experienced when her father left?- you can imagine….its almost like listening to film…the song title and the lyrics reflects this emotion perfectly- so clever……………no wonder she sings this song with such utter conviction.
I’d like to ask if Shirley even knows and appreciates just how utterly brilliant she is….
Mikey Mike
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