Trouble Again Restless Nights The Letter When You Walk In The Room Only A Fool Baby Dont Go Never Stop Her Heart Loving You The Water Is Wide Featured guest appearances by Jackie DeShannon James Taylor.

How Long New World Tell Me Why All My Life Goodbye My Friend Way of the Heart Best Part of You Still be Getting Over You Oh Mary All Walk Alone Guest musicians include Kenny Edwards and Peter Frampton The order of the songs were changed somewhat and two new songs were added to the MusicMasters release in the mid 90s.

Nothing Love Cant Do, which first appeared on the the Japanese release of Bryndle (1995), and Standing Right Next To Me, from the 8 Seconds soundtrack (1994 - featuring Karlas lead vocal), were added as bonus tracks.

This CD has now been re-released on Valley Entertainment and includes Standing Right Next To Me in addition to the original tracks.

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Her paternal great-grandparents and one of her maternal great-grandfathers were immigrants from the Russian Empire.

One of her mothers grandmothers was born in Pennsylvania to Hungarian Jewish parents, while her mothers other grandparents were born in Austria and Germany.

Her other albums include Restless Nights (1979), Wild Heart of the Young (1982), New World (1988) and All My Life (a greatest hits collection) in 1999.

Bonoff is best known as a songwriter, but she is also noted for her hit recording of Personally, which became a No.

Billboard Hot 100 as well as No.

Adult Contemporary chart in the middle of 1982.

She also recorded Somebodys Eyes for the Footloose (1984) soundtrack and Standing Right Next To Me on the 8 Seconds (1994) soundtrack.

This double CD includes many of her best-known songs performed live in concert on October 24, 2004, in Santa Barbara, California (except for one song recorded on July 30, 2005, in Japan).

She was backed by her touring band, which includes the late Kenny Edwards (guitar, bass, mandolin, cello, vocals) and Nina Gerber (guitar) plus long-time associate Scott Babcock (drums and vocals).

The group first formed in the late 1960s, but did not release any albums until 20 years later with two studio albums and a live album between 1995 and 2002.

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