Live album · 1971
Get Happy With the London Philharmonic Orchestra
- Released
- 1971
- Label
- CBS
- Catalogue no.
- S 64577
- Tracklist
- 18 tracks
- Country
- GB
“Get Happy With the London Philharmonic Orchestra” is a live album by Tony Bennett with London Philharmonic Orchestra, released in 1971 on CBS. The original release has 18 tracks. Jazz standards on the record include “For Once In My Life”, “Get Happy”, “I Left My Heart In San Francisco” and “I Want To Be Happy”.
Tracklist
- A1 (Introduction) I Left My Heart in San Francisco (instrumental) standard
- A2 I Want to Be Happy standard — Vincent Youmans
- A3 If I Ruled the World standard — Cyril Ornadel
- A4 Get Happy standard — Harold Arlen
- A5 Tea for Two standard — Vincent Youmans
- A6 Let There Be Love standard — Lionel Rand
- A7 (Where Do I Begin) Love Story — Francis Lai
- A8 Trolley Song — Hugh Martin
- A9 Medley: I Left My Heart in San Francisco / I Wanna Be Around
- A10 Old Devil Moon standard — Burton Lane
- B1 Country Girl
- B2 There Will Never Be Another You standard — Harry Warren
- B3 Wave standard — Antônio Carlos Jobim
- B4 On the Sunny Side of the Street standard — Jimmy McHugh
- B5 For Once in My Life standard — Orlando Murden
- B6 What the World Needs Now
- B7 I’ll Begin Again
- B8 (Closing) I Left My Heart in San Francisco (instrumental)
More albums by Tony Bennett with London Philharmonic Orchestra
Because of You
1952 · Columbia
Cloud 7
1955 · Philips
Alone at Last with Tony Bennett
1955 · Columbia
Tony
1957 · Columbia
The Beat of My Heart
1957 · Columbia
Blue Velvet
1958 · Columbia
Long Ago and Far Away
1958 · Columbia
Hometown, My Town
1959 · Columbia
In Person!
1959 · Live · Columbia
Alone Together
1960 · Columbia
To My Wonderful One
1960 · Columbia
Sings a String of Harold Arlen
1960 · Columbia
Frequently asked questions
Which label released Get Happy With the London Philharmonic Orchestra?
Get Happy With the London Philharmonic Orchestra was released in 1971 on CBS (S 64577).
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