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Album · 2007

Sheila

by Sheila Jordan & Arild Andersen

Released
2007
Label
SteepleChase
Catalogue no.
VACZ-1119
Tracklist
12 tracks
Length
42:50
Country
JP

“Sheila” is an album by Sheila Jordan & Arild Andersen, released in 2007 on SteepleChase. The original release has 12 tracks with a running time of 42:50. Jazz standards on the record include “Better Than Anything”, “Don't Explain”, “It Never Entered My Mind” and “Lush Life”. The line-up features Arild Andersen (double bass) and Sheila Jordan (lead vocals).

Who played on Sheila

Tracklist

  1. 1 Song of Joy 2:01
  2. 2 Hold Out Your Hand — Steve Kuhn 3:17
  3. 3 Lush Life standard — Billy Strayhorn 4:49
  4. 4 The Saga of Harrison Crabfeathers standard — Steve Kuhn 3:21
  5. 5 What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life standard — Michel Legrand 2:52
  6. 6 On Green Dolphin Street standard — Bronisław Kaper 3:24
  7. 7 It Never Entered My Mind standard — Richard Rodgers 3:58
  8. 8 Don't Explain standard 4:57
  9. 9 Better Than Anything standard 2:52
  10. 10 The Lady 4:24
  11. 11 Please Don't Tallk About Me When I'm Gone — Sam H. Stept 3:07
  12. 12 Song of Joy 3:48

Production

  • Bjørn Lillehagen engineer
  • Nils Winther producer
  • Chris Sheridan liner notes

More albums by Sheila Jordan & Arild Andersen

Portrait of Sheila 1962 · Blue Note Sheila 1977 · Grapevine Old Time Feeling 1983 · Palo Alto Records The Crossing 1984 · Blackhawk Records Body and Soul 1987 · CBS/Sony Lost and Found 1990 · Muse Records Songs From Within 1993 · MA Recordings Heart Strings 1994 · Muse Records One for Junior 1994 · Muse Records Jazz Child 1999 · HighNote Records I've Grown Accustomed to the Bass 2000 · HighNote Records The Very Thought of Two 2000 · MA Recordings

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Sheila?

The line-up of Sheila includes Arild Andersen (double bass) and Sheila Jordan (lead vocals).

Which label released Sheila?

Sheila was released in 2007 on SteepleChase (VACZ-1119).

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