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Album · 1999

Big City Rhythms

by Michael Feinstein

Released
1999
Label
Concord Records
Catalogue no.
CCD-4869-2
Tracklist
16 tracks
Length
1:05:31
Country
US

“Big City Rhythms” is an album by Michael Feinstein, released in 1999 on Concord Records. The original release has 16 tracks with a running time of 1:05:31. Jazz standards on the record include “Close Your Eyes”, “Girl Talk”, “How Little We Know” and “Lullaby In Rhythm”. The line-up features Adolfo Acosta (trumpet), Alex Iles (trombone), Bobby Shew (flugelhorn, trumpet), Brian Ploeger (trumpet) and Bryant Byers (bass trombone).

Who played on Big City Rhythms

  • Adolfo Acosta trumpet all tracks
  • Alex Iles trombone all tracks
  • Bobby Shew flugelhorn, trumpet, brass all tracks
  • Brian Ploeger trumpet all tracks
  • Bryant Byers bass trombone all tracks
  • Dan Higgins tenor saxophone all tracks
  • Dennis Budimir guitar all tracks
  • Gary Foster alto saxophone all tracks
  • Jim Brenan tenor saxophone all tracks
  • Jim Self tuba all tracks
  • Larry Bunker percussion all tracks
  • Maynard Ferguson flugelhorn, trumpet, brass, producer all tracks
  • Reggie Watkins trombone all tracks
  • Salvatore Lozano baritone saxophone all tracks
  • Tom Garling trombone all tracks
  • Wayne Bergeron trumpet all tracks
  • Earl MacDonald piano on 12 tracks
  • Michael Feinstein piano on 4 tracks
  • Matt Catingub alto saxophone on 1 track
  • Albie Berk drums (drum set)
  • David Throckmorton drums (drum set)

Tracklist

  1. 1 Close Your Eyes standard 3:00
  2. 2 The Very Thought of You standard 5:33
  3. 3 Let Me Off Uptown 3:37
  4. 4 Girl Talk standard 5:10
  5. 5 You Can't Lose 'em All 4:36
  6. 6 One Day at a Time 3:58
  7. 7 The Rhythm of the Blues 5:56
  8. 8 The One I Love Belongs to Somebody Else 5:28
  9. 9 Everything You Want Is Here 4:33
  10. 10 Johnny One Note 2:31
  11. 11 Swing Is Back in Style 2:41
  12. 12 Love Is Nothin' But a Racket 3:30
  13. 13 Lullaby in Rhythm standard 3:29
  14. 14 When Your Lover Has Gone / The Gal That Got Away 5:03
  15. 15 New York, New York standard 3:43
  16. 16 How Little We Know standard 2:44

Production

  • Allen Sviridoff producer
  • Christina Paakkari engineer
  • Dann Thompson engineer
  • John Burk producer
  • Leslie Ann Jones engineer
  • Paul Stubblebine mastering

More albums by Michael Feinstein

The Sinatra Project, Vol. II: The Good Life Romance on Broadway Remember: Michael Feinstein Sings Irving Berlin 1987 · Elektra Pure Gershwin 1987 · Elektra Live at the Algonquin 1987 Isn't It Romantic 1988 · Elektra The MGM Album 1989 · Elektra Over There: Songs of War and Peace c. 1900–1920 1990 · EMI Michael Feinstein Sings the Burton Lane Songbook, Volume 1 1990 · Nonesuch The Jule Styne Songbook 1991 · Nonesuch Michael Feinstein Sings the Burton Lane Songbook, Volume II 1991 · Nonesuch Pure Imagination 1992 · Elektra

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Big City Rhythms?

The line-up of Big City Rhythms includes Adolfo Acosta (trumpet), Alex Iles (trombone), Bobby Shew (flugelhorn, trumpet), Brian Ploeger (trumpet), Bryant Byers (bass trombone), Dan Higgins (tenor saxophone), Dennis Budimir (guitar) and Gary Foster (alto saxophone).

Which label released Big City Rhythms?

Big City Rhythms was released in 1999 on Concord Records (CCD-4869-2).

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