Artist	Song
Bette Midler	Come On-A My House
from Bette Midler Sings the Rosemary Clooney Songbook (2003)
The Manhattan Transfer	It's Gonna Take a Miracle (With Bette Midler)
from Tonin' (2008)
Dan Hicks & The Hot Licks	Strike It While It's Hot (feat. Bette Midler)
from Beatin' the Heat (2000)
Bette Midler	The Perfect Kiss
from Bette of Roses (2008)
Bette Midler	Billy-A-Dick
from For the Boys (Music from the Motion Picture) (2008)
Bette Midler	I Remember You
from For the Boys (Music from the Motion Picture) (2008)
Bette Midler	Big Spender
from Bette Midler Sings the Peggy Lee Songbook (2005)
Bette Midler	Laughing Matters
from Bathhouse Betty (2008)
Bette Midler	Yellow Beach Umbrella
from Broken Blossom (2008)
Bette Midler	I Sold My Heart to the Junkman
from Bathhouse Betty (2008)
Bette Midler	Sisters
from Bette Midler Sings the Rosemary Clooney Songbook (2003)
Bette Midler	Love T.K.O.
from Bette (2008)
Bette Midler	P.S. I Love You
from For the Boys (Music from the Motion Picture) (2008)
Bette Midler	Shining Star
from Bette (2008)
Bette Midler	Say Goodbye to Hollywood
from Broken Blossom (2008)
Bette Midler	Spring Can Really Hang You Up the Most
from Some People's Lives (2005)
Bette Midler	Nobody Else But You
from Bette (2008)
Bette Midler	Midnight In Memphis
from The Rose (The Original Soundtrack Recording) (2008)
Bette Midler	Make Yourself Comfortable
from Broken Blossom (2008)
Bette Midler	Bang, You're Dead (Live)
from Live At Last (2005)
Bette Midler	Is That All There Is?
from Bette Midler Sings the Peggy Lee Songbook (2005)
Bette Midler	Everything's Coming Up Roses
from Gypsy (Soundtrack from the TV Show) (2005)
Bette Midler	Why Bother?
from Mud Will Be Flung Tonight! (2008)
Bette Midler	"Otto Titsling"
from Mud Will Be Flung Tonight! (2008)
Bette Midler	Soph
from Mud Will Be Flung Tonight! (2008)

Comment:

Check out the bawdy stand-up stylings of "Why Bother?" "Otto Titsling," and "Soph"; sample the lush and loung-y love song "P.S. I Love You"; or catch the mother of all stage-mom show tunes, "Everything's Coming Up Roses," from Bette's television tour de force in [i]Gypsy[/i]. One thing is abundantly clear: [i]the woman's got range[/i]. You wanna talk Deep Cuts? She's done 'em and we've got 'em — everything from the smoky cabaret of "Is That All There Is?" with the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra to the twice-as-nice tribute to Rosemary Clooney, "Sisters," belted out side by side with Linda Rondstadt.

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