Album · 1959
Chris in Person
- Released
- 1959
- Label
- Atlantic Records
- Catalogue no.
- SD-8040
- Tracklist
- 14 tracks
- Length
- 37:20
- Country
- US
“Chris in Person” is an album by Chris Connor, released in 1959 on Atlantic Records. The original release has 14 tracks with a running time of 37:20. Jazz standards on the record include “All About Ronnie”, “Angel Eyes”, “Don't Worry 'Bout Me” and “Fine And Dandy”. The line-up features Bill Rubenstein (piano), Chris Connor (vocals), Eddie de Haas (bass), Kenny Burrell (guitar) and Lex Humphries (membranophone, drums (drum set)).
Who played on Chris in Person
- Bill Rubenstein piano on 13 tracks
- Chris Connor vocals on 13 tracks
- Eddie de Haas bass on 13 tracks
- Kenny Burrell guitar on 13 tracks
- Lex Humphries membranophone, drums (drum set) on 13 tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Introduction 0:12
- A2 Strike Up the Band standard — George Gershwin 2:07
- A3 Misty standard — Erroll Garner 3:10
- A4 Señor Blues 3:17
- A5 Lover, Come Back to Me standard — Sigmund Romberg 2:38
- A6 Angel Eyes standard — Matt Dennis 3:46
- A7 Hallelujah I Love Him So standard — Ray Charles 2:56
- B1 Poor Little Rich Girl — Noël Coward 2:41
- B2 ’Round Midnight standard — Thelonious Monk, Cootie Williams 3:52
- B3 All About Ronnie standard — Joe Greene 2:49
- B4 Fine and Dandy standard — Kay Swift 1:55
- B5 Don’t Worry ’bout Me standard — Rube Bloom 2:50
- B6 It Don’t Mean a Thing (If It Ain’t Got That Swing) standard — Duke Ellington 2:49
- B7 Chinatown My Chinatown — Jean Schwartz 2:18
Production
- Nesuhi Ertegun producer
- Phil Iehle recording
- Tom Dowd recording
More albums by Chris Connor
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Chris in Person?
The line-up of Chris in Person includes Bill Rubenstein (piano), Chris Connor (vocals), Eddie de Haas (bass), Kenny Burrell (guitar) and Lex Humphries (membranophone, drums (drum set)).
Which label released Chris in Person?
Chris in Person was released in 1959 on Atlantic Records (SD-8040).
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