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TRACKLISTING When Carmen McRae sang a love song, she made every note count. Her articulation was flawless, her phrasing heartfelt, her musicianship impeccable. You may have heard "My Funny Valentine," "When I Fall in Love," or "Isn't It Romantic?" countless times, but you have never heard them quite like this. Sit back and luxuriate in these eleven odes to romance, sung the way only Carmen McRae can. Carmen McRae (vocal) with Herbie Mann (flute); Ben Webster (tenor saxophone); Ray Bryant (piano); Mundell Lowe (guitar); Aaron Bell, Ike Isaacs, Wendell Marshall (bass); Kenny Clarke, Specs Wright (drums); Ralph Burns, Luther Henderson (arranger, conductor); and others. |
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TRACKLISTING Nobody sounds like Stan Getz. And nobody plays a love song the way he did. Warm, tender, and sensuous, the sound of Stan Getz is the sound of love. Here are eleven of the most beautiful love songs ever written, all made even more beautiful thanks to the unique Getz treatment. The supporting cast is stellar -- Dizzy Gillespie, Abbey Lincoln, Antonio Carlos Jobim, and many others -- but it is Getz's unmistakable saxophone that makes these performances truly unforgettable. Stan Getz (tenor saxophone) with Dizzy Gillespie (trumpet); Bob Brookmeyer (valve trombone); Kenny Barron, Oscar Peterson (piano); Antonio Carlos Jobim (piano, arranger); Luiz Bonfá, Kenny Burrell, Charlie Byrd, Herb Ellis (guitar); Ray Brown, Charlie Haden, Leroy Vinnegar (bass); Roy Haynes, Shelly Manne, Max Roach (drums); Abbey Lincoln (vocal); Lalo Schifrin (arranger, conductor); and others.
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