Album · 1984
L.A. Is My Lady
- Released
- August 1984
- Label
- Qwest Records
- Catalogue no.
- 925 145-1
- Tracklist
- 11 tracks
- Length
- 37:24
- Country
- DE
“L.A. Is My Lady” is an album by Frank Sinatra with Quincy Jones and His Orchestra, released in 1984 on Qwest Records. The original release has 11 tracks with a running time of 37:24. Jazz standards on the record include “After You've Gone”, “If I Should Lose You”, “It's All Right With Me” and “Mack The Knife”. The line-up features Frank Sinatra (vocals), Quincy Jones (arranger, conductor), Quincy Jones and His Orchestra (performing orchestra), George Benson (guitar) and Joe Parnello (arranger, piano).
Who played on L.A. Is My Lady
- Frank Sinatra vocals on 10 tracks
- Quincy Jones arranger, conductor, producer on 10 tracks
- Quincy Jones and His Orchestra performing orchestra on 10 tracks
- George Benson guitar on 3 tracks
- Joe Parnello arranger, piano on 2 tracks
- Bob James electric piano on 1 track
- Frank Wess alto saxophone on 1 track
- Joe Newman trumpet on 1 track
- Lee Ritenour guitar on 1 track
- Lionel Hampton vibraphone on 1 track
- Ralph MacDonald percussion on 1 track
- Urbie Green trombone on 1 track
Tracklist
- A1 L.A. Is My Lady — Quincy Jones, Peggy Lipton 3:16
- A2 The Best of Everything — John Kander 2:49
- A3 How Do You Keep the Music Playing — Michel Legrand 3:56
- A4 Teach Me Tonight standard — Gene de Paul 3:49
- A5 It’s All Right With Me standard — Cole Porter 2:43
- B1 Mack the Knife standard — Kurt Weill 4:55
- B2 Until the Real Thing Comes Along — Sammy Cahn, Saul Chaplin, L.E. Freeman, Mann Holiner 3:07
- B3 Stormy Weather standard — Harold Arlen 3:42
- B4 If I Should Lose You standard — Ralph Rainger 2:41
- B5 A Hundred Years From Today — Victor Young 3:10
- B6 After You’ve Gone standard — Turner Layton 3:18
Production
- Allen Sides engineer
- Elliot Scheiner engineer
- Phil Ramone mix, recording
- Sammy Nestico arranger
- Torrie Zito arranger
- Dave Matthews arranger
- Frank Foster arranger
- Jerry Hey arranger
- Mark Ettel recording
- Steve Crimmel recording
- Stan Cornyn liner notes
More albums by Frank Sinatra with Quincy Jones and His Orchestra
Frequently asked questions
Who played on L.A. Is My Lady?
The line-up of L.A. Is My Lady includes Frank Sinatra (vocals), Quincy Jones (arranger, conductor), Quincy Jones and His Orchestra (performing orchestra), George Benson (guitar), Joe Parnello (arranger, piano), Bob James (electric piano), Frank Wess (alto saxophone) and Joe Newman (trumpet).
Which label released L.A. Is My Lady?
L.A. Is My Lady was released in 1984 on Qwest Records (925 145-1).
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