Live album · 1994

I Love You, Paris

Released
13 September 1994
Label
Verve Records
Catalogue no.
314 523 486-2
Tracklist
11 tracks
Length
1:14:27
Country
US

“I Love You, Paris” is a live album by Shirley Horn, released in 1994 on Verve Records. The original release has 11 tracks with a running time of 1:14:27. Jazz standards on the record include “All Through The Night”, “Do It Again”, “It's Easy To Remember” and “Just In Time”. The line-up features Charles Ables (bass), Shirley Horn (arranger, piano) and Steve Williams (drums (drum set)).

Who played on I Love You, Paris

  • Charles Ables bass all tracks
  • Shirley Horn arranger, piano, producer, vocals all tracks
  • Steve Williams drums (drum set) all tracks

Tracklist

  1. 1 Wouldn’t It Be Loverly? standard — Frederick Loewe 6:23
  2. 2 Just in Time standard — Jule Styne 3:12
  3. 3 He Was Too Good to Me — Richard Rodgers 4:51
  4. 4 Do It Again standard — George Gershwin 8:16
  5. 5 Old Country standard — Curtis Lewis 5:37
  6. 6 It’s Easy to Remember standard — Richard Rodgers 6:39
  7. 7 All Through the Night standard — Cole Porter 2:32
  8. 8 L.A. Break Down — Larry Marks 6:47
  9. 9 I Loves You Porgy / Here Comes de Honey Man — George Gershwin 9:44
  10. 10 A Song for You / Goodbye — Leon Russell 12:54
  11. 11 That Old Devil Called Love standard — Allan Roberts 7:33

Production

  • Alain Cluzeau engineer
  • David Baker mix
  • Joel E. Siegel liner notes, producer
  • Pier Alessandri recording
  • René Weis recording
  • Richard Parsons recording
  • Suzanne Dyer mix
  • Daniel Kincaid mastering
  • Richard Seidel producer
  • Sheila Mathis producer

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Frequently asked questions

Who played on I Love You, Paris?

The line-up of I Love You, Paris includes Charles Ables (bass), Shirley Horn (arranger, piano) and Steve Williams (drums (drum set)).

Which label released I Love You, Paris?

I Love You, Paris was released in 1994 on Verve Records (314 523 486-2).

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