Album · 1991

Holliday With Mulligan

Released
1991
Label
DRG Records
Catalogue no.
CDSL 5191
Tracklist
11 tracks
Length
32:44
Country
US

“Holliday With Mulligan” is an album by Judy Holliday & Gerry Mulligan, released in 1991 on DRG Records. The original release has 11 tracks with a running time of 32:44. Jazz standards on the record include “I Gotta Right To Sing The Blues” and “The Party's Over”. The line-up features Alan Raph (bass trombone), Bernie Leighton (piano), Bill Crow (bass), Bob Brookmeyer (valve trombone) and Earl Chapin (French horn).

Who played on Holliday With Mulligan

  • Alan Raph bass trombone all tracks
  • Bernie Leighton piano all tracks
  • Bill Crow bass all tracks
  • Bob Brookmeyer valve trombone all tracks
  • Earl Chapin French horn all tracks
  • Gene Allen baritone saxophone all tracks
  • Gunther Schuller French horn all tracks
  • Judy Holliday vocals all tracks
  • Mel Lewis drums (drum set) all tracks

Tracklist

  1. 1 What's the Rush 3:32
  2. 2 Loving You 2:19
  3. 3 Lazy — Irving Berlin 2:31
  4. 4 It Must Be Christmas 3:04
  5. 5 The Party's Over standard — Jule Styne 2:31
  6. 6 It's Bad for Me 2:16
  7. 7 Supper Time — Irving Berlin 3:28
  8. 8 Pass That Peace Pipe 3:01
  9. 9 I've Got a Right to Sing the Blues standard — Harold Arlen 2:53
  10. 10 Summer's Over 3:51
  11. 11 Blue Prelude — Joe Bishop 3:18

Production

  • Val Valentin engineer

More albums by Judy Holliday & Gerry Mulligan

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Holliday With Mulligan?

The line-up of Holliday With Mulligan includes Alan Raph (bass trombone), Bernie Leighton (piano), Bill Crow (bass), Bob Brookmeyer (valve trombone), Earl Chapin (French horn), Gene Allen (baritone saxophone), Gunther Schuller (French horn) and Judy Holliday (vocals).

Which label released Holliday With Mulligan?

Holliday With Mulligan was released in 1991 on DRG Records (CDSL 5191).

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