Tracklist
Relationships
| arranger: |
Brandon Ross
(track 2.20)
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| assistant engineer: |
Peter Beekerman
(track 2.20)
Dinji Brown
(track 2.20)
Bil Emmons
(track 2.20)
Joe Hogan
(track 2.20)
Fred Kevorkian
(track 2.20)
Julio Peralta
(track 2.20)
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| bass: |
Carson Smith
(track 3.2)
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| composer: |
Richard Adler (musical composer/lyricist)
(track 3.10)
Lewis Allan
(track 3.20)
Walter Donaldson
(track 1.3)
Bob Dorough
(track 1.12)
Bryan Ferry
(track 2.2)
Charles Fox
(track 3.14)
Velma Green
(track 2.14)
María Grever
(track 3.4)
Richard Leigh
(track 2.1)
Louiguy
(track 1.1)
Henry Mancini
(track 3.18)
Don Raye
(track 2.20)
Jerry Ross (musical composer/lyricist)
(track 3.10)
Paul Simon (of Simon & Garfunkel)
(track 1.8)
Sam Stept
(track 2.7)
Harry M. Woods
(track 2.9)
Gene de Paul
(track 2.20)
Cole Porter
(1934)
(track 2.17)
Harry Ruby
(1935)
(track 3.1)
George Gershwin
(1937)
(track 1.2)
Duke Ellington (put releases under "Duke Ellington & His Orchestra" instead)
(1943)
(track 1.17)
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| conductor: |
Nelson Riddle
(1953-11-05 – 1953-11-06)
(track 2.17)
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| double bass / contrabass / acoustic upright bass: |
Joe Benjamin (US jazz bassist)
(track 1.2)
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| drums: |
Roy Haynes
(track 1.2)
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| editor: |
Fred Kevorkian
(track 2.20)
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| guitar: |
Brandon Ross
(track 2.20)
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| lead vocals: |
Rosemary Clooney
(track 1.8)
Cassandra Wilson
(track 2.20)
Frank Sinatra
(1953-11-05 – 1953-11-06)
(track 2.17)
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| lyricist: |
Stanley Adams
(track 3.4)
Lewis Allan
(track 3.20)
Sidney Clare
(track 2.7)
Bryan Ferry
(track 2.2)
Norman Gimbel
(track 3.14)
Velma Green
(track 2.14)
Gus Kahn
(track 1.3)
Richard Leigh
(track 2.1)
Johnny Mercer
(track 3.18)
Édith Piaf
(track 1.1)
Don Raye
(track 2.20)
Paul Simon (of Simon & Garfunkel)
(track 1.8)
Harry M. Woods
(track 2.9)
Gene de Paul
(track 2.20)
Cole Porter
(1934)
(track 2.17)
Oscar Hammerstein II
(1935)
(track 3.1)
Bert Kalmar
(1935)
(track 3.1)
Ira Gershwin
(1937)
(track 1.2)
Bob Russell (US songwriter/lyricist Sidney Keith "Bob" Russell)
(1943)
(track 1.17)
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| mastering: |
Wally Traugott
(track 2.20)
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| mixer: |
Danny Kopelson
(track 2.20)
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| piano: |
Russ Freeman (pianist)
(track 3.2)
John Malachi
(track 1.2)
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| producer: |
Craig Street
(track 2.20)
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| recorded by: |
Jamie Staub
(track 2.20)
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| translator: |
Mack David
(track 1.1)
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| trumpet: |
Chet Baker
(track 3.2)
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| violin: |
Charles Burnham (violinist)
(track 2.20)
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| vocals: |
Chet Baker
(track 3.2)
Sarah Vaughan
(track 1.2)
Peggy Lee (jazz vocalist)
(1946-07-12)
(track 1.19)
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| remasters: |
I Get a Kick Out of You ("Entertainer of the Century" (1998-2002) remaster) by Frank Sinatra
(track 2.17)
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|---|---|
| sampled by: |
The Magic Number by De La Soul
(track 1.12)
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| ASIN: |
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| cover recording of: |
50 Ways to Leave Your Lover
(track 1.8)
Killing Me Softly With His Song
(track 3.14)
La Vie en rose (English translation)
(track 1.1)
More Than This
(track 2.2)
What a Diff'rence a Day Made
(track 3.4)
You Don't Know What Love Is
(track 2.20)
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|---|---|
| live recording of: |
Strange Fruit
(track 3.20)
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| recording of: |
A Kiss to Build a Dream On
(track 3.1)
Charade
(track 3.18)
Do Nothin' Till You Hear From Me
(track 1.17)
Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue
(track 2.1)
Honey Honey
(track 2.14)
Love Me or Leave Me
(track 1.3)
Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone
(track 2.7)
Rags to Riches
(track 3.10)
They Can't Take That Away From Me
(track 1.2)
Three Is a Magic Number
(track 1.12)
What a Little Moonlight Can Do
(track 2.9)
Anything Goes: I Get a Kick Out of You
(1953-11-05 – 1953-11-06)
(track 2.17)
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