Album · 1973
God Is in the House: Original 1940-41 Recordings
- Released
- 1973
- Label
- Polydor
- Catalogue no.
- 2310 325
- Tracklist
- 13 tracks
- Length
- 47:06
- Country
- DE
“God Is in the House: Original 1940-41 Recordings” is an album by Art Tatum, released in 1973 on Polydor. The original release has 13 tracks with a running time of 47:06. Jazz standards on the record include “Beautiful Love”, “Begin The Beguine”, “Body And Soul” and “Fine And Dandy”. The line-up features Art Tatum (piano, vocals), Chocolate Williams (double bass, vocals), Frankie Newton (trumpet) and Ollie Porter (vocals).
Who played on God Is in the House: Original 1940-41 Recordings
- Art Tatum piano, vocals all tracks
- Chocolate Williams double bass, vocals on 5 tracks
- Frankie Newton trumpet on 3 tracks
- Ollie Porter vocals on 1 track
Tracklist
- A1 Georgia on My Mind standard — Hoagy Carmichael 2:23
- A2 Beautiful Love standard — Egbert Van Alstyne, Wayne King, Victor Young 1:46
- A3 Laughing at Life 1:08
- A4 Sweet Lorraine standard — Cliff Burwell 3:09
- A5 Fine and Dandy standard — Kay Swift 4:12
- A6 Begin the Beguine standard — Cole Porter 3:58
- A7 Mighty Lak a Rose — Ethelbert Nevin 3:40
- A8 Knockin' Myself Out 4:08
- B1 Toledo Blues 3:38
- B2 Body and Soul standard — Johnny Green, Edward Heyman, Robert Sour 3:36
- B3 There'll Be Some Changes Made standard — W. Benton Overstreet 3:33
- B4 Lady Be Good standard — George Gershwin 4:35
- B5 Sweet Georgia Brown standard — Ben Bernie, Maceo Pinkard 7:18
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Frequently asked questions
Who played on God Is in the House: Original 1940-41 Recordings?
The line-up of God Is in the House: Original 1940-41 Recordings includes Art Tatum (piano, vocals), Chocolate Williams (double bass, vocals), Frankie Newton (trumpet) and Ollie Porter (vocals).
Which label released God Is in the House: Original 1940-41 Recordings?
God Is in the House: Original 1940-41 Recordings was released in 1973 on Polydor (2310 325).
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