Live at Ronnie Scott's (Lisa Stansfield video)

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Live at Ronnie Scott's
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Released18 July 2005 (2005-07-18)
Recorded31 October 2002; Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club, London
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Length108 minutes
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Lisa Stansfield chronology
Biography: The Greatest Hits
(2003)
Live at Ronnie Scott's
(2005)
Live in Manchester
(2015)

Live at Ronnie Scott's is a live long-form video by British recording artist Lisa Stansfield. It was released in July and August 2005 in Europe. The DVD captures Stansfield's weeklong sold-out residency at the Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club in London in 2002.

Contents

It documents her critically acclaimed performance on the stage that has become home to some of the most famous and talented names in the music business over the past fifty years. Stansfield performed a mix of jazz favourites, along with some of her greatest hits. "That was hard work but I'd like to do more intimate performances like that," Stansfield said. "You're up close and personal to the audience and so it's very real." [1] [2] [3] [4]

Track listing

No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."8-3-1" 
2."The Real Thing"
  • Stansfield
  • Devaney
 
3."So Natural"
  • Stansfield
  • Devaney
 
4."Make Love to Ya"
  • Stansfield
  • Devaney
  • Andy Morris
 
5."Tenderly"
  • Stansfield
  • Devaney
  • Morris
 
6."Someday (I'm Coming Back)"
  • Stansfield
  • Devaney
  • Morris
 
7."Don't Explain" 
8."They Can't Take That Away from Me" 
9."Didn't I"
  • Stansfield
  • Devaney
  • Darbyshire
 
10."Change"
  • Stansfield
  • Devaney
  • Morris
 
11."Live Together"
  • Stansfield
  • Devaney
  • Morris
 
12."I've Got Something Better"
  • Stansfield
  • Devaney
  • Darbyshire
 
13."Face Up"
  • Stansfield
  • Devaney
  • Darbyshire
 
14."All Woman"
  • Stansfield
  • Devaney
  • Morris
 
15."Never, Never Gonna Give You Up" 
16."People Hold On" 
17."All Around the World"
  • Stansfield
  • Devaney
  • Morris
 
Bonus
No.TitleLength
18."Exclusive interview"19:00

Release history

RegionDateLabelFormatCatalog
Germany18 July 2005 Edel AG DVD 4 029758 642382
United Kingdom8 August 2005Eurotrim Products Limited5 060061 810975

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