- Some Hearts - Kelly Levesque
- All The Love In The World - The Corrs
- Walk With Me - Clara's Star
- Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps - Geri Halliwell
- Space To Share - Scapegoat Wax
- American Classic - Franky X Perez
- Gravy Train - Mark Knopfler
- Chances Are - Invertigo
- Falling In Love Again - Anika Moa
- Send Some Love - Doyle Bramhall II & Smokestack
- We All Fall Down - Bekka Bramlett
- Those Were Good Times - James Newton Howard
発売日:2001年7月21日(土)
レーベル:Atlantic UK
レビュー (Amazon)As co-penned and produced by Billy Crystal,
America's Sweethearts is a good-natured backstage romantic fable with few barbed takes on contemporary Hollywood--if as much substance as a Tinseltown pitch meeting. With that in mind, this collection makes perfect sense, culling together a collection of lightweight contemporary pop so homogenous one wonders if it was pasteurized, to boot. When it's left to laconic fret whiz Mark Knopfler ("Gravy Train") to kick out the album's jams, we're talkin' some serious serenity here. Kelly Levesque's upbeat "Some Hearts" tries to set the tone, but proceedings then largely fall into predictable, paint-by-numbers pop (Clara's Star's "Walk with Me"; Invertigo's "Chances Are"; Anika Moe's "Falling in Love Again" and a predictable remix of the Corr's "All the Love in the World"), leavened by unexpected surprises like ex-Spice Geri Halliwell's sprightly take on the hoary "Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps." Veteran James Newton Howard's orchestral score gets its due (and obvious marketing priority) with the album's final cut, a suite of solidly comic romantic cues.
--Jerry McCulley