Album · 1997

Burnished Brass / Satin Brass

Released
1997
Label
EMI Gold
Tracklist
24 tracks
Length
1:06:58
Country
GB

“Burnished Brass / Satin Brass” is an album by George Shearing, released in 1997 on EMI Gold. The original release has 24 tracks with a running time of 1:06:58. Jazz standards on the record include “Beautiful Love”, “Blame It On My Youth”, “Cheek To Cheek” and “Chelsea Bridge”. The line-up features Billy May (arranger, conductor).

Who played on Burnished Brass / Satin Brass

Tracklist

  1. 1 Memories of You standard — Eubie Blake 3:06
  2. 2 Lulu's Back in Town standard — Harry Warren 2:14
  3. 3 If You Were Mine — Matty Malneck 2:47
  4. 4 Burnished Brass 3:04
  5. 5 These Things You Left Me 2:27
  6. 6 Mine — George Gershwin 2:49
  7. 7 Beautiful Love standard — Egbert Van Alstyne, Wayne King, Victor Young 2:25
  8. 8 Cuckoo in the Clock — Walter Donaldson 2:40
  9. 9 Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child — [traditional] 3:44
  10. 10 Cheek to Cheek standard — Irving Berlin 2:43
  11. 11 Blame It on My Youth standard — Oscar Levant 3:11
  12. 12 Basie's Masement 2:38
  13. 13 Deep Night — Charles Henderson 2:35
  14. 14 In the Blue of Evening — Alfonso D’Artega 3:09
  15. 15 I Could Write a Book standard — Richard Rodgers 2:09
  16. 16 Sleepy Manhattan 2:59
  17. 17 If I Had You standard 2:49
  18. 18 Just Plain Bill 2:44
  19. 19 First Floor Please 2:53
  20. 20 Chelsea Bridge standard — Billy Strayhorn 2:58
  21. 21 A Ship Without a Sail — Richard Rodgers 2:49
  22. 22 Stairway to the Stars standard — Matty Malneck, Frank Signorelli 2:47
  23. 23 You Look Like Someone 3:01
  24. 24 Night Flight 2:17

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Frequently asked questions

Who played on Burnished Brass / Satin Brass?

The line-up of Burnished Brass / Satin Brass includes Billy May (arranger, conductor).

Which label released Burnished Brass / Satin Brass?

Burnished Brass / Satin Brass was released in 1997 on EMI Gold.

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