Styles: Vocal, Cabaret
Year: 1995
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 61:58
Size: 142,2 MB
Art: Front
(4:18) 1. Manhattan
(3:06) 2. I Married An Angel
(3:32) 3. I'll Tell The Man In The Street
(2:30) 4. Way Out West
(5:06) 5. Everybody Loves You - Sleepyhead
(3:51) 6. With A Song In My Heart
(3:06) 7. Chicago
(5:04) 8. A Tree In The Park
(4:20) 9. Falling In Love With Love
(4:09) 10. Easy To Remember
(3:11) 11. A Lady Must Live
(3:56) 12. This Funny World
(3:45) 13. Wait Till You See Him
(3:10) 14. Everything I've Got
(4:36) 15. My Friend The Night
(4:12) 16. The Blue Room
Year: 1995
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 61:58
Size: 142,2 MB
Art: Front
(4:18) 1. Manhattan
(3:06) 2. I Married An Angel
(3:32) 3. I'll Tell The Man In The Street
(2:30) 4. Way Out West
(5:06) 5. Everybody Loves You - Sleepyhead
(3:51) 6. With A Song In My Heart
(3:06) 7. Chicago
(5:04) 8. A Tree In The Park
(4:20) 9. Falling In Love With Love
(4:09) 10. Easy To Remember
(3:11) 11. A Lady Must Live
(3:56) 12. This Funny World
(3:45) 13. Wait Till You See Him
(3:10) 14. Everything I've Got
(4:36) 15. My Friend The Night
(4:12) 16. The Blue Room
Mary Cleere Haran emerged in the 1980s' revival of interest in classic pop and cabaret singing. The second of eight children in an Irish Catholic family, she was the daughter of a professor of theater and film at San Francisco City College and grew up immersed in the music and movies of the 1930s and '40s, forming a permanent attachment to the songs of the classic pop songwriters of that era. She began singing as a teenager and moved to New York in the late '70s, where she made her Broadway debut playing a band singer in The 1940s Radio Hour in 1979.
She toured with the show, then settled in New Jersey and began performing the club circuit. She made her official cabaret debut at the Ballroom in New York in 1988, where she was acclaimed by critics. She began to appear in other prestigious clubs in major cities, and made her recording debut in 1992 with the album There's a Small Hotel (Live at the Algonquin) on Columbia Records. Also busy as a researcher and television producer for PBS, Haran continued her live performance career while making regular recordings This Heart of Mine: Classic Movie Songs of the Forties (1994), This Funny World: The Songs of Lorenz Hart (1995), Pennies from Heaven (1998), and The Memory of All That: Gershwin on Broadway. Crazy Rhythm was issued in fall 2000. ~ William Ruhlmann http://www.allmusic.com/artist/mary-cleere-haran-mn0000859476/biography
Personnel: Mary Cleere Haran (vocals); Richard Rodney Bennett (arranger, piano); Fred Sherry (cello); Ted Nash (tenor saxophone); Bill Charlap (piano); David Finck (bass); Tim Horner (drums).
Personnel: Mary Cleere Haran (vocals); Richard Rodney Bennett (arranger, piano); Fred Sherry (cello); Ted Nash (tenor saxophone); Bill Charlap (piano); David Finck (bass); Tim Horner (drums).
This Funny World
Hi Giullia, Now mentioning The Memory of all That (Gershwin on Broadway) is like baiting a Fish. I'm not trying to take a preference in your programming, but that album sung by Mary Cleere Haran looks more than good , and after all I was born in March (Pisces ). Maybe sometime...Thanks for this one which I have - people should listen to her ,discs, an excellent voice that left us too soon. It's all good, Roger.
ReplyDeleteHey Roger, I like her so much too! Thank you for your comments!
DeleteGlad you liked!
Thank you Giullia G, what a beautiful album, a wonderful singer and great piano accompaniment, does anyone know who the pianist is?
ReplyDeleteHey Jazzman77, I found the personnel of this album:
DeletePersonnel includes: Mary Cleere Haran (vocals); Richard Rodney Bennett (arranger, piano); Fred Sherry (cello); Ted Nash (tenor saxophone); Bill Charlap (piano); David Finck (bass); Tim Horner (drums).
Bill Charlap is here!!!! Thank You always my friend!!
Thank you so much for the information Giullia G, what would I do without you!
ReplyDeleteHey my friend! Thank You always!
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