Album · 1960

On the Swingin' Side

Released
1960
Label
Columbia
Catalogue no.
CS 8373
Tracklist
12 tracks
Length
28:37
Country
US

“On the Swingin' Side” is an album by Vic Damone, released in 1960 on Columbia. The original release has 12 tracks with a running time of 28:37. Jazz standards on the record include “Cry Me A River”, “Deep Purple”, “Falling In Love With Love” and “I Cried For You”. The line-up features Bob Gillette (banjo), Dave Harmon (vocals), Dick Voynow (piano), George Johnson (tenor saxophone) and Jimmy Hartwell (clarinet).

Who played on On the Swingin' Side

  • Bob Gillette banjo on 1 track
  • Dave Harmon vocals on 1 track
  • Dick Voynow piano on 1 track
  • George Johnson tenor saxophone on 1 track
  • Jimmy Hartwell clarinet on 1 track
  • Jimmy McPartland cornet on 1 track
  • Min Leibrook tuba on 1 track
  • Vic Moore drums (drum set) on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. A1 Falling in Love With Love standard — Richard Rodgers 1:41
  2. A2 It's All Right With Me standard — Cole Porter 2:59
  3. A3 When My Sugar Walks Down the Street 2:54
  4. A4 Cry Me a River standard — Arthur Hamilton 3:15
  5. A5 Home 2:15
  6. A6 Swingin' Down the Lane — Isham Jones 2:18
  7. B1 I Cried for You (Now It's Your Turn to Cry Over Me) standard — Gus Arnheim, Abe Lyman 2:22
  8. B2 Speak Low standard — Kurt Weill 2:23
  9. B3 It's a Wonderful World — Jan Savitt, John Kluczko Watson 1:52
  10. B4 Girl of My Dreams — Charles Clapp 2:25
  11. B5 Deep Purple standard — Peter de Rose 2:13
  12. B6 Toot Toot Tootsie Goo'Bye 2:00

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Frequently asked questions

Who played on On the Swingin' Side?

The line-up of On the Swingin' Side includes Bob Gillette (banjo), Dave Harmon (vocals), Dick Voynow (piano), George Johnson (tenor saxophone), Jimmy Hartwell (clarinet), Jimmy McPartland (cornet), Min Leibrook (tuba) and Vic Moore (drums (drum set)).

Which label released On the Swingin' Side?

On the Swingin' Side was released in 1960 on Columbia (CS 8373).

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