| Contents |
You turned the tables on me / Louis Alter, Sidney D. Mitchell (3:32) -- El cajon / Johnny Mandel, Dave Frishberg (3:56) -- Left Bank blues / J. Billy Ver Planck (3:39) -- Rain, sometimes / Arthur Hamilton (2:53) -- Close your eyes / Bernice Petkere (3:20) -- Sooner or later / Stephen Sondheim (2:45) -- I got the sun in the morning / Irving Berlin (3:05) -- Here's to life / Artie Butler, Phyllis Molinary (4:22) -- Speak low / Kurt Weill, Ogden Nash (2:29) -- Namely you / Gene DePaul, Johnny Mercer (3:06) -- Medley. What's the rush? ; Five brothers / Gerry Mulligan (5:54) -- Something to live for / Billy Strayhorn (3:33) -- Everything but you / Duke Ellington and Harry James / Don George (4:20) -- I ain't got nothin' but the blues / Ellington, George (4:33) -- I'm just a lucky so-and-so / Ellington, Mack David (2:56). |
| General note | Originally issued as compact disc. |
| Performer |
Marlene VerPlanck, vocals ; Saxomania (Claude Tissandier, Jean Eteve, Nicholas Montier, Claude Braud, saxophones/ clarinets ; Stan Laferrier, piano ; Pierre Maingourd, bass ; Francois Laudet, drums). |
| Date/time/place of a event note | Recorded in Paris, Jan. 29, 1993 and Mar. 6, 1994. |
| Issued in other form | Original |
| Other title | Cajon. |
| Other title | Close your eyes. |
| Other title | Everything but you. |
| Other title | Five brothers. |
| Other title | Here's to life. |
| Other title | I ain't got nothin' but the blues. |
| Other title | I ain't got nothing but the blues. |
| Other title | I got the sun in the morning. |
| Other title | I'm just a lucky so-and-so. |
| Other title | Left bank blues. |
| Other title | Namely you. |
| Other title | Rain, sometimes. |
| Other title | Something to live for. |
| Other title | Sooner or later. |
| Other title | Speak low. |
| Other title | What's the rush? |
| Other title | You turned the tables on my. |
| UPC |
762247228820 |
| Publisher number | ACD-288 Audiophile |
