Rare 1987 Heavy Vinyl 2LP Live To 2-Track Digital. A Minimally Miked Recording Pressed On Teldec Virgin Vinyl. Both LPs Appear Glossy, Unplayed. “Having Set A Record By Selling Out 11 Concerts At Carnegie Hall In 1979, Liza Minnelli Bettered Her Own Mark When She Spent Three Weeks At The Prestigious Venue In 1987. Though Minnelli Was Successful On Broadway And In The Movies (And Even Recorded The Occasional Album), The Core Of Her Career Was Always Her Stage Act, Written For Her By Fred Ebb And Continually Updated. By 1987, The 41-Year-Old Singer Had Committed Several Versions Of Her One-Woman Show To Record Already, But This One Turned Out To Be Nearly Definitive. Performing Before A Full Orchestra, She Mixed Vintage Standards With Theater Songs Of Her Own Era Including, Of Course, The Songwriting Team That Penned So Many Of Her Signature Songs, John Kander And Ebb. And She Even Found Places For Such Contemporary Pop Tunes As "I Can See Clearly Now" And "Somewhere Out There." The Best Part Of The Show Was The Extended Medley Of Kander And Ebb Songs That Came At The End And Ran Nearly 29 Minutes, Including The Cabaret Songs "Money, Money," "Mein Herr," "Maybe This Time," And The Title Song, And Concluding Inevitably With The Theme From The Film New York, New York. The Result Was A Concert -- And A Recording -- That Summed Up Minnelli's Career Brilliantly.” William Ruhlmann, AMG.