Time: 58:43
Size: 134.4 MB
Styles: Standards, Vocal jazz
Year: 1978/1998
Art: Front
[2:55] 1. I'm Glad There Is You
[1:47] 2. What Is This Thing Called Love
[3:34] 3. The Morning After
[2:49] 4. I Concentrate On You
[4:38] 5. Take The A Train
[3:26] 6. Miss Otis Regrets
[2:48] 7. Thank You For Everything (Lotus Blossom)
[3:01] 8. Anything Goes
[4:04] 9. Lush Life
[1:43] 10. You Better Know It
[2:40] 11. Easy To Love
[1:56] 12. Warm Valley
[2:02] 13. Warm Valley (Alternate)
[1:51] 14. Just One Of Those Things
[3:19] 15. My Little Brown Book
[3:00] 16. Let's Do It
[2:47] 17. While We're Young
[3:36] 18. I've Got You Under My Skin
[2:57] 19. Satin Doll
[3:42] 20. Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye
In 1978, Johnny Hartman was featured twice on Alec Wilder's legendary radio series. This 1998 CD has all of the music from those dates (released commercially for the first time) with Hartman being tastefully accompanied by pianist Loonis McGlohon, bassist Terry Lassiter and drummer James Lackey. Fifty-five at the time, Hartman was still in prime form, as he shows throughout the lengthy set of ballads. All of the songs are standards, although a couple (such as "The Morning After" and the Ellington/Strayhorn number, "You Better Know It") are lesser-known. The title cut is actually a vocalized version of Strayhorn's "Lotus Blossom." Other highlights include "I'm Glad There Is You," "Easy to Love," two versions of "Warm Valley" and a remake of "Lush Life." ~Scott Yanow
Thank You For Everything
Thank you!
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