Album · 1995

Dear Mr. Cole

Released
14 February 1995
Label
RCA Novus
Catalogue no.
01241 63182-2
Tracklist
18 tracks
Length
1:02:58
Country
US

“Dear Mr. Cole” is an album by John Pizzarelli, released in 1995 on RCA Novus. The original release has 18 tracks with a running time of 1:02:58. Jazz standards on the record include “Honeysuckle Rose”, “It's Only a Paper Moon”, “L.O.V.E.” and “Nature Boy”. The line-up features John Pizzarelli (guitar, lead vocals), Benny Green (piano), Christian McBride (double bass), John Guerin (membranophone) and Martin Pizzarelli (double bass).

Who played on Dear Mr. Cole

Tracklist

  1. 1 Style Is Coming Back in Style 2:45
  2. 2 (What Can I Say) After I Say I'm Sorry? — Walter Donaldson, Abe Lyman 2:26
  3. 3 Little Girl 2:55
  4. 4 You Must Be Blind — Nat King Cole 3:42
  5. 5 Sweet Georgia Brown standard — Ben Bernie, Maceo Pinkard 5:49
  6. 6 It's Only a Paper Moon standard — Harold Arlen 2:35
  7. 7 September Song standard — Kurt Weill 3:32
  8. 8 On the Sunny Side of the Street standard — Jimmy McHugh 2:57
  9. 9 Nature Boy standard — eden ahbez 3:45
  10. 10 This Way Out — Nat King Cole 4:51
  11. 11 Too Marvelous for Words standard — Richard A. Whiting 2:06
  12. 12 Route 66 standard — Bobby Troup 6:45
  13. 13 Sweet Lorraine standard — Cliff Burwell 3:32
  14. 14 Straighten Up and Fly Right standard 5:09
  15. 15 Honeysuckle Rose standard — Fats Waller 2:56
  16. 16 L-O-V-E standard — Bert Kaempfert 2:20
  17. 17 Unforgettable standard — Irving Gordon 2:00
  18. 18 Portrait of Jenny standard — J. Russel Robinson 2:54

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Frequently asked questions

Who played on Dear Mr. Cole?

The line-up of Dear Mr. Cole includes John Pizzarelli (guitar, lead vocals), Benny Green (piano), Christian McBride (double bass), John Guerin (membranophone), Martin Pizzarelli (double bass) and Ray Kennedy (piano).

Which label released Dear Mr. Cole?

Dear Mr. Cole was released in 1995 on RCA Novus (01241 63182-2).

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