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Eileen Farrell Sings Harold Arlen — Eileen Farrell

Eileen Farrell Sings Harold Arlen

Eileen Farrell
1989ed. 2012· Reference Recordings
Reference Recordings
La física del sonido real.
San Francisco, 1976 · 199 álbumes en Sonora
Minnesota Orchestra Dallas Wind Symphony Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Dick Hyman
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Tracklist 47:26
1Let's Fall in Love (feat. Joe Wilder)2:33
2Out of This World (feat. Joe Wilder)3:29
3I Wonder What Became Of Me (From "St. Louis Woman")3:48
4I've Got the World on a String2:38
5Like a Straw in the Wind (feat. Joe Wilder)3:14
6Down with Love (From "Hooray for What?")2:23
7Happiness Is a Thing Called Joe (From "Cabin in the Sky") [feat. Joe Wilder]4:37
8A Woman's Prerogative (From "St. Louis Woman")3:50
9Come Rain or Come Shine (From "St. Louis Woman")3:03
10Little Drops of Rain (From "Gay Purr-ee") / Over the Rainbow ["From "The Wizard of Oz"]4:15
11When the Sun Comes Out (feat. Joe Wilder)4:45
12As Long as I Live (From "Cotton Club Parade")2:05
13My Shining Hour (From "The Sky's the Limit") [feat. Joe Wilder]3:53
14Last Night When We Were Young2:53
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Joe Wildertrumpet, flugelhorn
Doug Henrysaxophone, flute
Jim Stackvibraphone
Jim Brockpercussion
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“La física del sonido real.”

Tam Henderson fundó el sello en San Francisco en 1976 con una premisa física: el sonido grabado tenía que respirar igual que en la sala de conciertos. Junto al ingeniero Keith O. Johnson, que diseñaba sus propios micrófonos y grabadores, convirtieron a Reference Recordings en …

San Francisco, 1976 · 199 álbumes en Sonora
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