| Barbra Streisand | Primary Artist |
| Peter Erskine | Drums |
| John Chiodini | Guitar |
| Bruce Dukov | Concert Master |
| Chris Botti | Trumpet |
| Dan Higgins | Saxophone |
| Dean Parks | Guitar |
| Neil Stubenhaus | Bass |
| Randy Waldman | Piano |
| Gregg Field | Drums |
| Gayle Levant | Harp |
| Ian Martin | Bass |
| Thomas Ranier | Piano |
| Charles Berghofer | Bass |
| John Robinson | Drums |
| Sergio Mendes | Composer |
| Jerry Goldsmith | Composer |
| Barbra Streisand | Producer, Liner Notes, Executive Producer |
| Ivan Lins | Composer |
| Neil Diamond | Duet |
| Michel Legrand | Composer, Producer |
| John Williams [composer] | Composer |
| Patrick Williams | Arranger |
| Alan Bergman | Composer, Lyricist, Producer, Liner Notes |
| Marilyn Bergman | Composer, Lyricist, Producer, Liner Notes |
| Robbie Buchanan | Producer |
| Dave Grusin | Composer |
| Bob Gaudio | Producer |
| Wally Gold | Producer |
| Gary Klein | Producer |
| Charles Koppelman | Executive Producer |
| Jay Landers | Liner Notes, Executive Producer |
| Tommy LiPuma | Producer |
| Johnny Mandel | Composer |
| Vitor Martins | Composer |
| Marty Paich | Producer |
| Richard Perry | Producer |
| Dave Reitzas | Engineer, Mastering |
| David Shire | Composer |
| Armin Steiner | Engineer |
| William Ross | Arranger |
| Lew Spence | Composer |
| Renata Buser | Personal Assistant |
| Dave Bett | Art Direction |
| Kristin Lum | Art Direction |
| Russell James | Cover Photo |
| Christie B. Thomas | Images |
Alaric59
Posted July 16, 2011
What can one say about Barbra (Streisand) Brolin that has not allready been said. Why she waited so long to record an album with only their lyrics is evident as she wanted the very best of them on here. She is so wonderfully gifted in her annuciating, breathing & phrasing it seems somewhat diabolical that all this talent is still welled up inside a sixty-nine year old woman usually at the end of their careers. God blessed her so richly with this gift that is still so wonderfully received by her public. How complete, is the paradox she shows you as you hear a promise in one song and a wonder in another. I say Mrs. Brolin is still many years away from commencement, wouldn't you?
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Posted October 25, 2011
This is the most beautiful c d I have ever owned and I own a lot of them. StreisaND, WAS JUST SO great, but I want to say what gorgeous music Alan and Marilyn Bergman wrote. How nice to know who wrote all this romantic music, I can't stop playing it. Check out "After the rain" and the "Island", can't tell you or say enough about how so lovely these two are. I'm so glad Barbara did this, I wish more artist would give dues to the authors of songs.
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Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide
The revered and enduring vocalist follows up her 2009 jazz standards set Love Is the Answer (which made her the first artist to score U.S. number one albums in five consecutive decades) and 2010's Ultimate Collection with this, her 33rd studio album. It fulfills her longstanding ambition to make a whole record of songs penned by her old friends, the award-winning husband-and-wife duo of Alan and Marilyn Bergman, whose work she has been performing for much of her career. The album, produced by Streisand herself, is comprised solely of tracks she has never before recorded, including such classics as the Oscar-winning "The Windmills of Your Mind" from the 1968 film The Thomas Crown Affair. [This deluxe edition includes ...