Talk:Unforgettable... with Love

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Personnel
The list of personnel on this album has over 200 entries, which seems a bit "excessive". Everyone, including the copyists and the hair stylist are listed. Seriously? One could probably come up with a similarly long list for virtually ANY commercially successful record album, but most album entries in Wikipedia don't go to that extreme. Neither is is necessary to list individually every single member of a a backing studio orchestra.

I suggest this list be pared-down to only essential musicians, and supporting orchestra. We don't really need every second violin, much less every assistant engineer, stylist, linguist, and make-up artist. This is an album of pop music, not a major motion picture or Broadway production.

A far more notable feature of this album -- not even mentioned in the article -- is that this 1991 album pioneered the concept of the "virtual duet", with Natalie singing a duet with a recording her 26-years dead father had released at the peak of his career in 1963. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 70.89.176.249 (talk) 23:04, 26 April 2019 (UTC)