Album · 1969
Feeling Life
- Released
- 1969
- Label
- Skye Records
- Catalogue no.
- SK-1007D
- Tracklist
- 11 tracks
- Length
- 31:54
- Country
- US
“Feeling Life” is an album by Grady Tate, released in 1969 on Skye Records. The original release has 11 tracks with a running time of 31:54. Jazz standards on the record include “The End Of A Love Affair”, “Fools Rush In”, “I Fall In Love Too Easily” and “Meditation”. The line-up features Aaron Rosand (violin), Alfred Brown (viola), Bob Freedman (arranger, conductor), Gene Orloff (violin) and George Ricci (cello).
Who played on Feeling Life
- Aaron Rosand violin all tracks
- Alfred Brown viola all tracks
- Bob Freedman arranger, conductor all tracks
- Gene Orloff violin all tracks
- George Ricci cello all tracks
- Grady Tate vocals all tracks
- Jay Berliner guitar all tracks
- Jerome Richardson reeds, orchestrator all tracks
- Jim Buffington French horn all tracks
- Margaret Ross harp all tracks
- Phil Bodner reeds all tracks
- Phil Kraus percussion all tracks
- Romeo Penque reeds all tracks
- Ron Carter bass all tracks
- Wally Kane reeds all tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Hooray 2:48
- A2 My Ship standard 3:14
- A3 The End of a Love Affair standard 2:29
- A4 You're Gone 2:25
- A5 I Fall in Love Too Easily standard 2:45
- A6 Meditation standard 3:10
- B1 Nature Boy standard 3:08
- B2 Lost in the Stars 3:00
- B3 Fools Rush In standard 2:55
- B4 Poor Butterfly standard 2:00
- B5 What Now My Love 4:00
Production
- Gary McFarland producer
- Norman Schwartz producer
More albums by Grady Tate
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Feeling Life?
The line-up of Feeling Life includes Aaron Rosand (violin), Alfred Brown (viola), Bob Freedman (arranger, conductor), Gene Orloff (violin), George Ricci (cello), Grady Tate (vocals), Jay Berliner (guitar) and Jerome Richardson (reeds, orchestrator).
Which label released Feeling Life?
Feeling Life was released in 1969 on Skye Records (SK-1007D).
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