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Album · 1997

New York Nights

by Benny Carter

Released
1997
Catalogue no.
5173315
Tracklist
9 tracks
Length
1:06:29
Country
US

“New York Nights” is an album by Benny Carter, released in 1997. The original release has 9 tracks with a running time of 1:06:29. Jazz standards on the record include “But Beautiful”, “Just In Time”, “On Green Dolphin Street” and “Perdido”. The line-up features Benny Carter (alto saxophone), Chris Neville (piano), Sherman Ferguson (drums (drum set)) and Steve LaSpina (bass).

Who played on New York Nights

  • Benny Carter alto saxophone all tracks
  • Chris Neville piano all tracks
  • Sherman Ferguson drums (drum set) all tracks
  • Steve LaSpina bass all tracks

Tracklist

  1. 1 What Is This Thing Called Love standard — Cole Porter 7:00
  2. 2 Easy Money 8:47
  3. 3 The Shadow of Your Smile standard — Johnny Mandel 6:40
  4. 4 Secret Love standard — Sammy Fain 8:50
  5. 5 When Lights Are Low standard — Benny Carter 5:25
  6. 6 On Green Dolphin Street standard — Bronisław Kaper 7:48
  7. 7 But Beautiful standard — Jimmy Van Heusen 7:02
  8. 8 Just in Time standard — Jule Styne 6:57
  9. 9 Perdido standard — Juan Tizol 7:58

Production

  • Duke Markos engineer
  • Ed Berger producer

More albums by Benny Carter

Live and Well in Japan · Live Cosmopolite 1953 · Clef Records New Jazz Sounds 1955 · Norgran Records Jazz Giant 1958 · Contemporary The Fabulous Benny Carter Band 1958 · Audio Lab Aspects 1959 · United Artists Sax A La Carter! 1960 · United Artists BBB & Co. 1962 · Swingville A Man Called Adam 1966 · Reprise Records Additions to Further Definitions 1966 · impulse! Jazz at the Philharmonic at the Montreux Jazz Festival 1975 1975 · Live · Pablo Live and Well in Japan! 1978 · Live · Pablo Live

Frequently asked questions

Who played on New York Nights?

The line-up of New York Nights includes Benny Carter (alto saxophone), Chris Neville (piano), Sherman Ferguson (drums (drum set)) and Steve LaSpina (bass).

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