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Album · 1994

Here's to Life

by Joe Williams

Released
1994
Label
Telarc
Catalogue no.
CD-83357
Tracklist
13 tracks
Length
59:29
Country
US

“Here's to Life” is an album by Joe Williams, released in 1994 on Telarc. The original release has 13 tracks with a running time of 59:29. Jazz standards on the record include “A Time For Love”, “Here's To Life”, “I Didn't Know About You” and “If I Had You”. The line-up features Joe Williams (vocals), Robert Farnon & His Orchestra (performing orchestra) and George Shearing (piano).

Who played on Here's to Life

Tracklist

  1. 1 Here's to Life standard — Artie Butler 5:37
  2. 2 What a Wonderful World standard 4:52
  3. 3 When I Fall in Love standard 4:17
  4. 4 I Found a Million Dollar Baby 4:14
  5. 5 If I Had You standard 4:54
  6. 6 Maybe September standard 4:08
  7. 7 Save That Time 4:01
  8. 8 Young and Foolish standard 4:49
  9. 9 I Didn't Know About You standard 5:16
  10. 10 Little Sir Echo 4:32
  11. 11 Someone You've Loved 4:59
  12. 12 A Time for Love standard 4:06
  13. 13 Here's to Life (feat. piano: George Shearing) — Artie Butler 3:45

More albums by Joe Williams

Nothin but the Blues Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz With Guest Joe Williams Sing Along With Basie 1958 · Roulette Everyday I Have the Blues 1959 · Roulette Jump For Joy 1963 · RCA Victor The Song Is You 1965 · RCA Victor Something Old, New And Blue 1967 · Solid State Records Presenting Joe Williams and Thad Jones / Mel Lewis: The Jazz Orchestra 1968 · Solid State Records Worth Waiting For... 1970 · Blue Note A Man Ain’t Supposed to Cry 1985 · Roulette I Just Want to Sing 1985 · Delos Having the Blues Under a European Sky 1985

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Here's to Life?

The line-up of Here's to Life includes Joe Williams (vocals), Robert Farnon & His Orchestra (performing orchestra) and George Shearing (piano).

Which label released Here's to Life?

Here's to Life was released in 1994 on Telarc (CD-83357).

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