Since his debut title 'Ballade pour Adeline', Richard Clayderman has recorded more than 1,000 melodies.  The 14 titles in this new album are just the ingredients his impressive repertoire was missing.  A few splashes from the Sixties (e.g. 'MacArthur Park' and 'Eloise'), mixed with some movie themes from yesterday ’s success 'Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence' to the new Millennium ’s 'Harry Potter' and
'The Lord of the Rings', a dash of trendy titles from the Seventies such as 'Something Stupid' and 'My Sweet Lord', stirred with a tribute to four female singers whom Richard Clayderman particularly admires; Celine Dion, Dido, Diane Kitten and Kylie Minogue.  The album is finally garnished with two evergreens : one created for Dean Martin, the other for Louis Armstrong.

The 'Everybody Loves Someone Sometime' album spreads 50 years of music and is always refreshing to our ears and close to our hearts. Almost an hour of Richard Clayderman at his marvellous piano surrounded by his grand orchestra, all playing for you...