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Live album · 2001

Live at Umbria Jazz

by Carmen McRae

Released
2001
Label
EGEA
Catalogue no.
EUJ 1003
Tracklist
10 tracks
Length
43:35
Country
IT

“Live at Umbria Jazz” is a live album by Carmen McRae, released in 2001 on EGEA. The original release has 10 tracks with a running time of 43:35. Jazz standards on the record include “I Only Have Eyes For You”, “I'm Glad There Is You”, “Round Midnight” and “This Masquerade”. The line-up features Carmen McRae (vocals), Eric Gunnison (piano), Mark Pulice (membranophone) and Mark Simon (bass).

Who played on Live at Umbria Jazz

  • Carmen McRae vocals all tracks
  • Eric Gunnison piano all tracks
  • Mark Pulice membranophone all tracks
  • Mark Simon bass all tracks

Tracklist

  1. 1 Suddenly 1:37
  2. 2 I'm Glad There Is You standard 4:30
  3. 3 I Only Have Eyes for You standard — Harry Warren 4:11
  4. 4 This Masquerade standard 5:51
  5. 5 Yesterdays standard — Jerome Kern 4:30
  6. 6 'Round Midnight standard — Thelonious Monk, Cootie Williams 9:35
  7. 7 How I Wish — Thelonious Monk 3:23
  8. 8 Listen to Monk — Thelonious Monk 1:55
  9. 9 I Never Felt This Way Before 2:58
  10. 10 New York State of Mind — Billy Joel 5:04

More albums by Carmen McRae

Carmen McRae at Ratso's, Volume 3 · Live Torchy 1955 · Decca Records A Foggy Day With Carmen McRae 1955 · Stardust Carmen McRae 1955 · Bethlehem Records By Special Request 1956 · Decca Records Blue Moon 1956 · Decca Records After Glow 1957 · Decca Records Carmen for Cool Ones 1958 · Decca Records Birds of a Feather 1958 · Decca Records When You're Away 1959 · Kapp Records Book of Ballads 1959 · Kapp Records Something to Swing About 1960 · Kapp Records

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Live at Umbria Jazz?

The line-up of Live at Umbria Jazz includes Carmen McRae (vocals), Eric Gunnison (piano), Mark Pulice (membranophone) and Mark Simon (bass).

Which label released Live at Umbria Jazz?

Live at Umbria Jazz was released in 2001 on EGEA (EUJ 1003).

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