Live album · 1992
I Hear a Rhapsody
- Released
- 1992
- Label
- Telarc
- Catalogue no.
- CD-83310
- Tracklist
- 11 tracks
- Length
- 1:08:47
- Country
- US
“I Hear a Rhapsody” is a live album by George Shearing, released in 1992 on Telarc. The original release has 11 tracks with a running time of 1:08:47. Jazz standards on the record include “Dreamsville”, “The Duke”, “The End Of A Love Affair” and “I Hear A Rhapsody”. The line-up features George Shearing (piano), Grady Tate (drums (drum set)) and Neil Swainson (double bass).
Who played on I Hear a Rhapsody
- George Shearing piano all tracks
- Grady Tate drums (drum set) all tracks
- Neil Swainson double bass all tracks
Tracklist
- 1 Birdfeathers — Charlie Parker 4:54
- 2 Dreamsville standard — Henry Mancini 4:46
- 3 The End of a Love Affair standard — Edward Redding 6:56
- 4 Zingaro standard 6:03
- 5 The Duke standard — Dave Brubeck 8:41
- 6 I Hear a Rhapsody standard — Jack Baker, George Fragos, Dick Gasparre 5:08
- 7 The Masquerade is Over standard — Allie Wrubel 9:35
- 8 Horizon 5:30
- 9 Just a Mood 6:52
- 10 Wail — Kenny Dorham, Bud Powell 4:22
- 11 Too Late Now — Burton Lane 6:00
More albums by George Shearing
On Target
· MPS
Concerto for My Love
· Capitol Records
You're Hearing The George Shearing Quintet
· MGM Records
Pianology
1948 · London Records
Shearing...... By Request
1955 · London Records
The Shearing Piano
1957 · Capitol Records
The Shearing Touch
1960 · Capitol Records
On the Sunny Side of the Strip
1960 · Live · Capitol Records
Bossa Nova
1962 · Capitol Records
Old Gold and Ivory
1964 · Capitol Records
George Shearing and the Montgomery Brothers
1966 · Jazzland
Music to Hear
1972 · Sheba Records
Frequently asked questions
Who played on I Hear a Rhapsody?
The line-up of I Hear a Rhapsody includes George Shearing (piano), Grady Tate (drums (drum set)) and Neil Swainson (double bass).
Which label released I Hear a Rhapsody?
I Hear a Rhapsody was released in 1992 on Telarc (CD-83310).
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