Album · 1955

For Quiet Lovers

Released
1955
Label
Verve Records
Catalogue no.
MGV 2029
Tracklist
12 tracks
Length
38:56
Country
US

“For Quiet Lovers” is an album by Teddy Wilson, released in 1955 on Verve Records. The original release has 12 tracks with a running time of 38:56. Jazz standards on the record include “April In Paris”, “The Birth Of The Blues”, “Get Out Of Town” and “If I Had You”. The line-up features Jo Jones (drums (drum set)), Milt Hinton (double bass) and Teddy Wilson (piano).

Who played on For Quiet Lovers

Tracklist

  1. A1 Blues for the Oldest Profession 2:59
  2. A2 It Had to Be You standard — Isham Jones 3:09
  3. A3 You Took Advantage of Me standard — Richard Rodgers 4:19
  4. A4 Three Little Words standard — Harry Ruby 2:41
  5. A5 If I Had You standard 2:36
  6. A6 Who's Sorry Now standard — Ted Snyder 3:36
  7. B1 The Birth of the Blues standard — Ray Henderson 2:53
  8. B2 When Your Lover Has Gone standard — Einar Aaron Swan 2:49
  9. B3 Moonlight on the Ganges — Sherman Myers 3:48
  10. B4 April in Paris standard — Vernon Duke 3:24
  11. B5 Hallelujah — Vincent Youmans 3:10
  12. B6 Get Out of Town standard — Cole Porter 3:32

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Frequently asked questions

Who played on For Quiet Lovers?

The line-up of For Quiet Lovers includes Jo Jones (drums (drum set)), Milt Hinton (double bass) and Teddy Wilson (piano).

Which label released For Quiet Lovers?

For Quiet Lovers was released in 1955 on Verve Records (MGV 2029).

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