6 Replies to “ Up The Ladder To The Roof - Bette Midler - Live At Last (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Come on up the ladder to the roof where we can see heaven much better. Let's go up the ladder to the roof where we can be closer to heaven. We'll laugh, I'll tell you the story of love. How it is, the happiness in it, baby. We combine these thoughts and together we will travel to the fountain of lovingness. I will never, never, never, never.

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2. Lyrics to Finale: Up the Ladder to the Roof/Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy/Friends by Bette Midler from the Live at Last album - including song video, artist biography, translations and more!

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3. Live at Last, an Album by Bette Midler. Released in June on Atlantic (catalog no. ATL ; Vinyl LP). Genres: Cabaret, Pop, Standards. Featured peformers: Bette Midler (vocals), The Harlettes (aka_text {background vocals} role_id aka_text), Sharon Redd (aka_text {background vocals} role_id aka_text), Ula Hedwig (aka_text {background vocals} role_id aka_text), Charlotte.

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4. Bette Midler's first, and only completely whole, live album. Bette Midler as a live performer puts on a helluva show. This album shows that. The 2-Disc set catches Midler at her stunning, bitchy, emotional best. Aside from the amazing vocals and songs, you get /5(45).

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5. The Supremes were no longer a priority at the label, but "Up the Ladder to the Roof" proved they could land a hit without Ross. Soon after it was released, Ross issued her first single, " Reach Out And Touch (Somebody's Hand)," which despite the Motown muscle behind it, made just #20 US.

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6. BETTE MIDLER Live At Last ( UK track double vinyl LP featuring her first live album release which documents her performance at the Cleveland Music Hall, Ohio during her Depression Tour. The gatefold picture sleeve shows just a little scuffs while the vinyl remains barely played K).

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