Bette Midler - Jackpot: The Best Bette vinyl record cover

1

In The Mood

2

This Ole House

3

Beast Of Burden

4

Just My Imagination (Running Away With Me)

5

Rose, The

6

When A Man Loves A Woman

7

I've Still Got My Health

8

Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most

9

Hello In There

10

Glory Of Love, The

11

Tenderly

12

Wind Beneath My Wings

13

Do You Want To Dance?

14

Baby Mine

15

From A Distance

16

Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy [Single Version]

17

Friends

18

Something Your Heart Has Been Telling Me - (previously unrelease

19

Cool Yule


Item UPC: 081227993948

Date First Available:

Label: ATLANTIC

Bette Midler

Jackpot: The Best Bette

Buying from Music Millennium

CD

$14.99

$22.11 including shipping and handling (rates may vary)


Only in stock at this store!

ABOUT THE ALBUM


A 3X GRAMMY. Winning music icon as well as a 2X Oscar-nominated film star, Bette Midler first rose to fame in the early 70s when her first two albums for Atlantic Records soared to the Top 10 in Billboard.. Her most comprehensive single-disc anthology to date, this release is a essential 19-song compilation of hits, favorites and one previously unissued gem. Features classics including the Top 10 smashes "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy" and "From a Distance," plus the Grammy-winning songs "The Rose" and "Wind Beneath My Wings," which hit #3 and #1, respectively. Also featured is "Cool Yule," the title track from Bettes most recent album (06), her first-ever holiday collection.

Check out these titles

Happiness Anytime

Happiness Anytime

Leon Bridges

Charm

Charm

Clairo

TANZNEID

TANZNEID

Electric Callboy

I'm So Happy

I'm So Happy

Ms. Rachel

Growth

Growth

Olivia Dean

AIR Moon Safari - The Athens Concert

AIR Moon Safari - The Athens Concert

Air

Embers to Ashes

Embers to Ashes

Everlast

Live From the Los Angeles Sports Arena, April 26th, 1975

Live From the Los Angeles Sports Arena, April 26th, 1975

Pink Floyd

This Place Will Become Your Tomb

This Place Will Become Your Tomb

Sleep Token

Reflections

Reflections

From Ashes to New