8 thoughts on “ Only The Very Young - Mel Tormé - A Lush, Romantic Album Thats All (CD, Album) ”

1. Vudora says:

   13.10.2019 at 03:21

   Tracks from the album That's All (CS, released 7/9/65). Selections are bonus track not on original LP: tracks 13, 14 released 4/5/64 as single ;3/5(3).

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2. Voodook says:

   12.10.2019 at 11:42

   Tracks from the album That's All (CS, released 7/19/65). Selections are bonus track not on original LP: tracks 13, 14 released 4/5/64 as single ;3/5(3).

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3. Maushura says:

   08.10.2019 at 22:07

   I took a chance on this CD after finding no detailed description. The album features, as I had hoped, ample stretches of Sloane and Renzi alone. The latter, currently traveling with Tony Bennett, is arguably, as Mel Tormé would emphatically state, the best accompanist in the business. I would have been satisfied with voice and piano alone/5(4).

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4. Tashura says:

   10.10.2019 at 06:46

   The first was IT'S A BLUE WORLD, a beauty available with two other seminal Torme Bethlehem albums as part of a box set on Rhino-Bethlehem. It wasn't until that Torme and the pop producer/arranger Robert Mersey pulled out all the romantic stops again and recorded THAT'S ALL, heralded on the album cover itself as "a lush, romantic album.".

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5. Nadal says:

   07.10.2019 at 08:42

   Find album credit information for That's All - Mel Tormé on AllMusic6/

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6. Kijind says:

   12.10.2019 at 22:46

   "That's All" is probably my favorite Mel Torme song. I heard it on Pandora, ordered the CD cheap on Amazon and found this to be an excellent Mel Torme album. It's the only one I own of his works and with the wide variety of songs, I just don't see a need to buy any more/5(35).

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7. Dilkis says:

   07.10.2019 at 23:35

   Record Collector (magazine): 4 stars out of "Whiting is at the height of her powers, oozing assurance, while Torme's timing and jazz chops allow him to take vocal risks that let the lyrics sparkle.". Tracks of Disc 1; 1. Fireworks [From Do Re Mi] 2. Make Someone Happy [From Do Re Mi] 3. Tall Hope [From Wildcat] 4. I Loved You Once In Silence [From Camelot].

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8. Vizshura says:

   10.10.2019 at 19:35

   Tormé made a guest vocal appearance on the album Born to Laugh at Tornadoes by the progressive pop band Was (Not Was).Tormé sang the satiric jazz song "Zaz Turned Blue" about a teenager who is choked as part of an erotic asphyxiation ("Steve squeezed his neck/He figured what the heck") – and who may or may not have suffered brain damage as a result ("Now he .

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