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| 1. | Nice 'n' Easy
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| 2. | Sweet Kentucky Ham
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| 3. | Autumn In New York
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| 4. | Miss Otis Regrets
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| 5. | Let There Be Love
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| 6. | Lovers After All
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| 7. | From This Moment On
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| 8. | More Than You Know
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| 9. | Wave
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| 10. | We Fell In Love Anyway
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| 11. | Ellington Medley: It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)/I'm Checking Out (Goombye)
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| 12. | Of Course It's Crazy
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| 13. | Straighten Up And Fly Right
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| 14. | The Best Is Yet To Come
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There are "girl singers" and then there is the Girl Singer, Rosemary Clooney. During her years on Concord - the last twenty-five years of her extraordinary life in music - Rosemary Clooney recorded some of the most musically satisfying albums of her career. On Girl Singer she pulled out all the stops, singing a superb collection of songs, backed by a big band of hand-picked musicians. Rosemary's arrangers, John Oddo and Peter Matz, take full advantage of the textures and tonal colors of the big band orchestra, crafting tailor-made arrangements that beautifully complement her rich, alto voice, inimitable phrasing and perfect timing.
As you would expect from any Rosemary Clooney recording on Concord, Girl Singer is a class act in every respect, right down to the liner notes by Linda Ronstadt, and the cover artwork by Tony Bennett. Take it from Linda Ronstadt, "This is a wonderful collection of songs, and Rosemary tells the stories in full-blown Technicolor." |
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