Album · 1974
And Let the Music Play
- Released
- 1974
- Label
- Polydor
- Catalogue no.
- 2480 228
- Tracklist
- 10 tracks
- Length
- 30:33
- Country
- DE
“And Let the Music Play” is an album by Greetje Kauffeld, released in 1974 on Polydor. The original release has 10 tracks with a running time of 30:33. Jazz standards on the record include “A Time For Love”, “By Myself”, “Cabaret” and “Day By Day”. The line-up features Greetje Kauffeld (vocals), Rob Pronk (arranger, conductor) and Jerry van Rooyen (arranger, conductor).
Who played on And Let the Music Play
- Greetje Kauffeld vocals all tracks
- Rob Pronk arranger, conductor on 6 tracks
- Jerry van Rooyen arranger, conductor on 4 tracks
Tracklist
- A1 This Is All I Ask standard — Gordon Jenkins 3:00
- A2 Day by Day standard — Stephen Schwartz 2:23
- A3 Cabaret standard — John Kander 4:12
- A4 By Myself standard — Arthur Schwartz 3:00
- A5 Tristeza 2:25
- B1 The Greatest Performance 2:33
- B2 A Time for Love standard — Johnny Mandel 2:00
- B3 Morenal 3:39
- B4 Mr. Bojangles — Jerry Jeff Walker 4:05
- B5 You and I 3:16
More albums by Greetje Kauffeld
On My Way to the 30th Analog Forum Anniversary
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Sunday Melody
1964 · Columbia Records
Hallo Paulchen! – Hallo Greetje!
1968 · Die Volksplatte
My Kinda’ World
1968 · Decca Records
Back Together
1973 · BASF
Days of Summer
1975 · Colorit
He Was a King Uncrowned: Sings a Tribute to Clifford Brown
1976 · Omega International
Some Other Spring
1980 · CNR Music
Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall
1981 · Munich Records
The Song Is You
1987 · Munich Records
Meets Alan & Marilyn Bergman: On My Way to You
1989 · Munich Records BV
European Windows
1992 · Riff
Frequently asked questions
Who played on And Let the Music Play?
The line-up of And Let the Music Play includes Greetje Kauffeld (vocals), Rob Pronk (arranger, conductor) and Jerry van Rooyen (arranger, conductor).
Which label released And Let the Music Play?
And Let the Music Play was released in 1974 on Polydor (2480 228).
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