I Shall Be Released - Bette Midler - Divine Madness video free download
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The number of songs performed in this concert movie totaled sixteen. The film's soundtrack only included about just over half of the songs featured in this concert movie and none of the comic routines. The songs were edited and re-recorded in the studio for the soundtrack. The "Divine Madness" soundtrack album peaked at No. #34 on the Billboard's Album Chart. When the album was digitally remastered and reissued on CD by Warner Music & Atlantic Records in 1995 it still did not include any bonus tracks or the songs that were left out of the vinyl release. The songs "Shiver Me Timbers" and "Rainbow Sleeve" were removed from the Home Video Version (and are not in the DVD either) which at 87 minutes runs about about 7 minutes shorter than the theatrical cut (94 minutes).
Comments
9 years ago
tandlaguilera420
I love that Bette is not afraid to show her emotions in her music!! <39 years ago
Scott Sender
Bravo Bravo Bravo This woman had it so right. And so effin unrecognized at the time. The legacy will live on for years.10 years ago
Dees Koopman
My old time favourite.Not forgotten ... :)10 years ago
erix sebastian mojica
Waoooo esta interprwtacion es excelente!!!!!!! Amazing bette midler!!!!10 years ago
EndOfDaysasweknowit
so many memories linked to these 2 songs......A true diva legend.......10 years ago
Tom Langhoff Jensen
Just super performers - you're the best singer and actress, and I love to hear and see you play - you are a great DIVA god bless you - what would the world be without you? Merry Christmas and Peace on Earth from Denmark.10 years ago
RoyceRivers
INTERESTING FACT" The Song ""I Shall BE Released" was written by a Man While he was in Prison The Lyrics sure tell it also. " I see my Reflection HIGH Above the (Prison) Wall..:"and ":Every man swears he is not Guilty" Bette does it Best~~!!!! Just thought I would share that fact with you all today! Greetings from Norway!!!10 years ago
HANSRADJ. SARDJOE.
... AWESOME AMAZING OUTSTANDING - DIVA - BETTE MIDLER ,,,10 years ago
anna klardie
yes, we can differ from opinion, thats okay :) i dont see it as melodramtic, but feeling what she is singing from the deep of her heart, well, we do agree we love her have a nice day10 years ago
Gregor von Kallahann
It's called an opinion, Anna. And as much as I love Bette when she reins it in a bit (that's called SUBTLETY), I hate it when she gets melodramatic. Sorry, but we have to agree to disagree.10 years ago
anna klardie
if you think she lays it on a little thicj here, then you are poor, because you just missed the soul of the whole song !!!!!!!! this is called expression..........and life aint allways smooth........I LOVE THIS VERSION, SHE IS AT HER DAMN BEST !10 years ago
Gregor von Kallahann
Loved the album version. I find she lays it on a little thick here.10 years ago
Gregor von Kallahann
It segues from "You Can't Always Get.." to "I Shall Be Released." Did you listen to the whole thing?10 years ago
David P
i'm enjoying this song while typing... just wondering why you did a dylan title when it's the stones 'you can't always get what you want?'.... at any rate, fine cover... nicely done, bette11 years ago
DJ Dee
She completely kills it on this song. Incredible.11 years ago
Esther Leavitt
Better then the Stones.. Such passion..11 years ago
Cathy L
Greatest female singer of our time. Her "Skylark" defines the song.11 years ago
Sharon M
she's just the best--thank you so much for thisvideo!11 years ago
Spike Cutolo
Remember seeing this on the "big screen" (entire concert).. Always wondered how so much passion and emotion combined with raw talent could go so unappreciated or respected by mainstream for so long.. A true classic.. ::maybe I just answered my own questions:::11 years ago
Bootleg Betty
Thank you Southern Daddy!!! xxRelated Videos
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