Album · 1994
Lady Be Good ... for Ella
- Released
- 5 April 1994
- Label
- Groovin’ High
- Catalogue no.
- 314 521 617-2
- Tracklist
- 11 tracks
- Length
- 1:01:05
- Country
- US
“Lady Be Good ... for Ella” is an album by Tommy Flanagan, released in 1994 on Groovin’ High. The original release has 11 tracks with a running time of 1:01:05. Jazz standards on the record include “Alone Too Long”, “Angel Eyes”, “Cherokee” and “How High The Moon”. The line-up features Lewis Nash (drums (drum set)), Peter Washington (double bass) and Tommy Flanagan (piano).
Who played on Lady Be Good ... for Ella
- Lewis Nash drums (drum set) all tracks
- Peter Washington double bass all tracks
- Tommy Flanagan piano all tracks
Tracklist
- 1 Oh, Lady, Be Good! standard — George Gershwin 4:49
- 2 Love You Madly — Duke Ellington 6:40
- 3 Isn’t It a Pity? standard — George Gershwin 6:00
- 4 How High the Moon standard — Morgan Lewis 5:37
- 5 Smooth Sailing — Arnett Cobb 3:49
- 6 Alone Too Long standard — Arthur Schwartz 7:42
- 7 Angel Eyes standard — Matt Dennis 5:34
- 8 Cherokee standard — Ray Noble 6:38
- 9 Rough Ridin’ 4:55
- 10 Pete Kelly’s Blues — Ray Heindorf 5:29
- 11 Oh, Lady, Be Good! standard — George Gershwin 3:52
More albums by Tommy Flanagan
Overseas
1958 · Prestige
The Cats
1959 · New Jazz
Trio & Sextet
1973 · Onyx Records
The Tokyo Recital
1975 · Pablo
Positive Intensity
1976
Eclypso
1977 · enja
Ballads & Blues
1978 · enja
Something Borrowed, Something Blue
1978 · Galaxy
Lonely Town
1979 · Blue Note
Together
1979 · DENON
The Magnificent Tommy Flanagan
1981 · Progressive Records
Giant Steps (In Memory of John Coltrane)
1982 · enja
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Lady Be Good ... for Ella?
The line-up of Lady Be Good ... for Ella includes Lewis Nash (drums (drum set)), Peter Washington (double bass) and Tommy Flanagan (piano).
Which label released Lady Be Good ... for Ella?
Lady Be Good ... for Ella was released in 1994 on Groovin’ High (314 521 617-2).
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