Julie London, 1955 - 1960

Auteur(s)London, Julie ;Truong, Marcelino (Illustrateur) ;Kessel, Barney (Guitare) ;Leatherwood, Ray (Contrebasse) ;Viola, Al (Guitare) ;Smith, Willie (Saxophones) ;Carter, Benny (Saxophones) ;Pete King's Orchestra ;Russ Garcia's Orchestra ;Rowles, Jimmy (Pianos) ;Roberts, Howard (Guitare) ;Mitchell, Red (Contrebasse) ;Rosolino, Frank (Trombone) ;Richards, Emil (Donneur de grades) ;Bagley, Don (Contrebasse) ;Palmer, Earl (Batterie)

Titre(s)Julie London, 1955 - 1960 / Julie London ; Marcelino Truong.

Editeur(s)BDMusic, 2011.

Collection(s)(BD Jazz).

ContientCD 1, 1955 - 1958 : I'm glad there is you. - Can't help lovin' dat man. - 'S wonderful. - Laura. - Cry me a river. - Where or when. - What'll I do. - Memphis in June. - September in the rain. - I gotta right to sing the blues. - The meaning of the blues. - Blues in the night. - Somebody loves me. - Dream of you. - Daddy. - Bye bye, blackbird. - Free and easy. - All my life. - When the red, red Robbin comes Bob, Bob, Bobbin' along. - Midnight sun. - You're getting to be a habit with me. - Don' cha go 'way mad. - (Back home again in) India. - For you. - CD 2, 1958 - 1960 : How long has this been going on. - What is this thing called love. - Spring is here. - I guess I'll have to change my plans. - The nearness of you. - Body and soul. - That's for me. - Nobody's heart. - The darktown strutters' ball. - By the beautiful sea. - Bill Bailey won't you please come home. - After the ball. - Cuddle up a little closer. - Row, row, row. - You'd be so nice to come home to. - Lonesome road. - By myself. - Everything happens to me. - You've changed. - You and the night and the music. - 'Round midnight. - But not for me. - Misty. - The party's over.

Sujet(s)Jazz classique Jazz vocal (musique)

Indice(s)1.30

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