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Quantity Available: |
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Condition: |
Very Good |
Release Year: |
1990 |
Artist: |
Harry Connick, Jr. |
Format: |
CD |
Release Date: |
1990 |
Number of Discs: |
1 |
UPC: |
07464461462 |
Case Type: |
Jewel Case: Standard |
Title: |
We Are in Love by Harry Connick, Jr. |
Style: |
Jazz, Pop, Broadway |
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Item number: |
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We Are in Love by Harry Connick, Jr.
CD, Jun-1990, Columbia
07464461462
Harry Connick Jr.
We Are in Love
Genres: Jazz, Pop, Broadway Vocalists
Track Listings (12) - Disc #1
We Are in Love
Only 'Cause I Don't Have You
Recipe for Love
Drifting
Forever, For Now
A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square
Heavenly
Just a Boy
I've Got a Great Idea
I'll Dream of You Again
It's All Right with Me
Buried in Blue
Harry Connick Jr. has a rare gift for summoning the style of classic 1940s saloon singing, hinting at Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, and especially Dick Haymes, without engaging in actual impersonation. What's more uncanny still is his songwriting, an idiomatic command of the standards that often summons some of the rhythmic ease of Gershwin, the tunefulness of Jerome Kern, and the wit of Cole Porter. Both his singing and songwriting talents are evident on this CD, recorded in 1990 when Connick was just 22. Its emphasis is squarely on the subject of love, both on the ballads and some harder swinging tunes, and Connick's voice shines on original songs and the standards "A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square" and Porter's "It's All Right with Me." Connick's voice and piano are ably supported by bassist Ben Wolfe, drummer Shannon Powell, and a string section, while there are some good jazz solos by regular associate Russell Malone on guitar and guest Branford Marsalis on tenor and soprano saxophones.
Very Good condition - plays well on our equipment
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