Album · 1994
For Lester and Billie
- Released
- 1994
- Label
- Phontastic
- Catalogue no.
- PHONTCD 7562
- Tracklist
- 15 tracks
- Length
- 1:10:41
- Country
- SE
“For Lester and Billie” is an album by Monica Zetterlund, Nisse Sandström, Horace Parlan, Red Mitchell, released in 1994 on Phontastic. The original release has 15 tracks with a running time of 1:10:41. Jazz standards on the record include “But Beautiful”, “East Of The Sun”, “For All We Know” and “I Should Care”. The line-up features Horace Parlan (piano), Nisse Sandström (tenor saxophone), Red Mitchell (bass) and Monica Zetterlund (lead vocals, vocals).
Who played on For Lester and Billie
- Horace Parlan piano all tracks
- Nisse Sandström tenor saxophone all tracks
- Red Mitchell bass all tracks
- Monica Zetterlund lead vocals, vocals on 6 tracks
Tracklist
- 1 Lester Leaps In 4:36
- 2 East of the Sun standard — Brooks Bowman 3:55
- 3 There Will Never Be Another You standard 4:22
- 4 I Should Care standard 4:34
- 5 I Wished on the Moon — Ralph Rainger 5:07
- 6 Jumpin' With Symphony Sid standard 3:48
- 7 What's New? standard — Bob Haggart 5:39
- 8 Billie's Blues — Billie Holiday 6:20
- 9 For All We Know standard — J. Fred Coots 4:32
- 10 But Beautiful standard — Jimmy Van Heusen 2:47
- 11 Blue Lester 6:25
- 12 He's Funny That Way standard — Neil Moret 5:47
- 13 I've Found a New Baby standard 4:33
- 14 My Man — Maurice Yvain 3:58
- 15 Lady Be Good 4:17
Production
- Anders R. Öhman producer
- Gert Palmcrantz engineer
More albums by Monica Zetterlund, Nisse Sandström, Horace Parlan, Red Mitchell
Frequently asked questions
Who played on For Lester and Billie?
The line-up of For Lester and Billie includes Horace Parlan (piano), Nisse Sandström (tenor saxophone), Red Mitchell (bass) and Monica Zetterlund (lead vocals, vocals).
Which label released For Lester and Billie?
For Lester and Billie was released in 1994 on Phontastic (PHONTCD 7562).
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