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Following the successful 2007 CD “A Holiday Affair” stars from the ABC dramas “All My Children,” “One Life to Live” and “General Hospital” join together to perform a selection of love songs for a new soon-to-be released Valentine’s Day CD entitled “A Love Affair.” Six-time Emmy® Award-winner Anthony Geary (Luke Spencer, “General Hospital”) makes his recording debut with “Every Time We Say Goodbye” and Emmy® Award-winner Susan Lucci (Erica Kane, “All My Children”) headlines this January 29, 2008 release from Buena Vista Records. The announcement was made today by Brian Frons, president, Daytime, Disney-ABC Television Group.

“Music is an integral part of our dramas,” said Mr. Frons in making the announcement. “Whether featured performances from today’s popular artists or releasing merchandise showcasing the vocal talents of our stars, the audience responds because of their passion for the shows and the artists,” he added.

Featured tracks include:

• “They Say It’s Wonderful” – Susan Lucci (“All My Children”)

• “Let it Be Me” – Kassie DePaiva (“One Life to Live”)

• “I’ll Be There” – Tika Sumpter (“One Life to Live”)

• “My Funny Valentine” – Bradford Anderson (“General Hospital”)

• “Because You Loved Me” – Bobbie Eakes (“All My Children”)

• “Never My Love” – Kathy Brier (“One Life to Live”)

• “Everytime We Say Goodbye” – Anthony Geary (“General Hospital”)

• “(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman” – Sonya Eddy (“General Hospital”)

• “Quando, Quando, Quando” (duet) – Jason Tam and Brittany Underwood (“One Life to Live”)

• In My Life” – Rick Hearst (“General Hospital”)

• From This Moment On” – Kristen Alderson (“One Life to Live”)

• “Always on My Mind” – David Canary (“All My Children”)

“A Love Affair” will be available for purchase at mass-market retailers ($18.98), digital music service providers and online at abctvstore.com.

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I'll probably buy it to hear Rick Hearst and David Canary. LOVE those two so much I probably won't care if they can't sing.

And I love Kathy Brier's voice. Her "River" was great.

Sad to see Jason Thompson isn't on it- I really liked him on the Christmas CD.

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