Lena Horne - We'll Be Together Again (1994)
BAND/ARTIST: Lena Horne
- Title: We'll Be Together Again
- Year Of Release: 1994
- Label: Blue Note
- Genre: Jazz, Vocal Jazz
- Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks, .cue, log)
- Total Time: 58:07
- Total Size: 257/418 Mb (covers)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. Maybe - 2:46
02. Something to Live For - 4:46
03. Day Follows Day - 3:01
04. Prelude to a Kiss - 4:43
05. Love Like This Can't Last - 3:26
06. We'll Be Together Again - 3:42
07. A Flower Is a Lovesome Thing - 2:40
08. Old Friend - 2:52
09. You're the One - 3:48
10. Havin' Myself a Time - 2:59
11. My Mood Is You - 3:08
12. I'll Always Leave the Door a Little Open - 3:38
13. Do Nothin' Till You Hear From Me - 4:37
14. Forever Was a Day - 4:41
15. I've Got to Have You - 4:21
16. My Buddy - 2:58
01. Maybe - 2:46
02. Something to Live For - 4:46
03. Day Follows Day - 3:01
04. Prelude to a Kiss - 4:43
05. Love Like This Can't Last - 3:26
06. We'll Be Together Again - 3:42
07. A Flower Is a Lovesome Thing - 2:40
08. Old Friend - 2:52
09. You're the One - 3:48
10. Havin' Myself a Time - 2:59
11. My Mood Is You - 3:08
12. I'll Always Leave the Door a Little Open - 3:38
13. Do Nothin' Till You Hear From Me - 4:37
14. Forever Was a Day - 4:41
15. I've Got to Have You - 4:21
16. My Buddy - 2:58
Lena Horne, Johnny Mathis (vocals); Jerome Richardson (tenor saxophone); Houston Person (saxophone); Sanford Allen (violin); Jesse Levy (cello); Toots Thielmans (harmonica); Frank Owens, Mike Renzi (piano); Benjamin F. We'll Be Together Again album for sale Brown (acoustic & electric basses); Tracy Wormworth (bass); Buddy Williams, Akira Tan (drums); Eli Fountain (percussion); Rodney Jones.
Recorded at The Power Station, New York, New York from September to October, 1993. Includes liner notes by David Hajdu.
Lena Horne is nine years older than the 70-something Tony Bennett, and like him has lost a good bit of power and tone from her voice. Unlike Bennett, though, she doesn't try to bull her way through her vocal limits on We'll Be Together Again; she stays within those limits and fashions a striking testament to the subtleties of romance and friendship in one's autumnal years. Billy Strayhorn was one of Horne's very best off-stage friends, and seven of the 16 tracks here were written by Strayhorn and/or his partner Duke Ellington. Three more songs--"My Buddy," "Old Friend" and the title tune--are heartfelt remembrances of those once dearest to Horne and now gone--Strayhorn, her ex-husband, her son, her hairdresser and her wardrobe mistress. --Geoffrey Himes
Recorded at The Power Station, New York, New York from September to October, 1993. Includes liner notes by David Hajdu.
Lena Horne is nine years older than the 70-something Tony Bennett, and like him has lost a good bit of power and tone from her voice. Unlike Bennett, though, she doesn't try to bull her way through her vocal limits on We'll Be Together Again; she stays within those limits and fashions a striking testament to the subtleties of romance and friendship in one's autumnal years. Billy Strayhorn was one of Horne's very best off-stage friends, and seven of the 16 tracks here were written by Strayhorn and/or his partner Duke Ellington. Three more songs--"My Buddy," "Old Friend" and the title tune--are heartfelt remembrances of those once dearest to Horne and now gone--Strayhorn, her ex-husband, her son, her hairdresser and her wardrobe mistress. --Geoffrey Himes
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