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Album · 1999

P.S. Mr. Cole

by John Pizzarelli

Released
14 September 1999
Tracklist
18 tracks
Length
1:07:01
Country
US

“P.S. Mr. Cole” is an album by John Pizzarelli, released in 1999. The original release has 18 tracks with a running time of 1:07:01. Jazz standards on the record include “Candy”, “Embraceable You”, “Indiana (Back Home Again In)” and “Smile”. The line-up features John Pizzarelli (guitar), Martin Pizzarelli (double bass), Ray Kennedy (piano) and Harry Allen (tenor saxophone).

Who played on P.S. Mr. Cole

  • John Pizzarelli guitar all tracks
  • Martin Pizzarelli double bass all tracks
  • Ray Kennedy piano all tracks
  • Harry Allen tenor saxophone on 2 tracks

Tracklist

  1. 1 Walkin' My Baby Back Home standard 2:30
  2. 2 Candy standard 5:33
  3. 3 Welcome To The Club 3:21
  4. 4 Indiana standard 3:23
  5. 5 I Love You For Sentimental Reasons 2:52
  6. 6 Don't Let It Go To Your Head 2:23
  7. 7 Meet Me At No Special Place 3:19
  8. 8 The Late Late Show 3:06
  9. 9 Smile standard 3:52
  10. 10 Tenderly standard 4:16
  11. 11 I Was A Little Too Lonely 3:27
  12. 12 I'm An Errand Boy For Rhythm 3:34
  13. 13 Then I'll Be Tired Of You 4:02
  14. 14 That's Nat 3:04
  15. 15 Azure-Te 3:51
  16. 16 I Know That You Know 3:43
  17. 17 Embraceable You standard 3:28
  18. 18 I Like Jersey Best 7:17

More albums by John Pizzarelli

My Blue Heaven 1990 · Chesky Records All of Me 1992 · Novus Naturally 1993 · Novus New Standards 1994 · Novus Nirvana 1995 · LRC Ltd. I Like Jersey Best 1995 · Stash Records Dear Mr. Cole 1995 · RCA Novus After Hours 1996 · Novus Let's Share Christmas 1996 · Jazz Heritage One Night With You - The John Pizzarelli Collection 1996 · Chesky Records Our Love Is Here To Stay 1997 · RCA Passionate Guitars 1998 · Groove Jams

Frequently asked questions

Who played on P.S. Mr. Cole?

The line-up of P.S. Mr. Cole includes John Pizzarelli (guitar), Martin Pizzarelli (double bass), Ray Kennedy (piano) and Harry Allen (tenor saxophone).

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