Album · 2011
Sundays in New York
- Released
- 15 January 2011
- Label
- Blue Note
- Catalogue no.
- 50999 0714592 6
- Tracklist
- 15 tracks
- Length
- 59:37
- Country
- NL
“Sundays in New York” is an album by Trijntje Oosterhuis feat. The Clayton–Hamilton Jazz Orchestra, released in 2011 on Blue Note. The original release has 15 tracks with a running time of 59:37. Jazz standards on the record include “The Best Things In Life Are Free”, “I Wish You Love”, “Oh, What A Beautiful Mornin'” and “Try A Little Tenderness”. The line-up features John Clayton (arranger, conductor), The Clayton–Hamilton Jazz Orchestra (performing orchestra), Trijntje Oosterhuis (vocals, background vocals), Bijon Watson (trumpet) and George Bohanon (trombone).
Who played on Sundays in New York
- John Clayton arranger, conductor, producer, bass all tracks
- The Clayton–Hamilton Jazz Orchestra performing orchestra all tracks
- Trijntje Oosterhuis vocals, background vocals on 14 tracks
- Bijon Watson trumpet on 10 tracks
- George Bohanon trombone on 10 tracks
- Jeff Clayton alto saxophone on 10 tracks
- Rickey Woodard tenor saxophone on 10 tracks
- Lee Callet baritone saxophone on 9 tracks
- Ira Nepus trombone on 8 tracks
- Sal Cracchiolo trumpet on 8 tracks
- Christoph Luty bass on 6 tracks
- Graham Dechter guitar on 6 tracks
- Jeff Hamilton drums (drum set) on 6 tracks
- Ryan Porter trombone on 6 tracks
- Tamir Hendelman piano on 6 tracks
- Charles Owens tenor saxophone on 5 tracks
- Gilbert Castellanos trumpet on 5 tracks
- Keith Fiddmont alto saxophone on 5 tracks
- Kye Palmer trumpet on 5 tracks
- Maurice Spears trombone on 5 tracks
- Scotty Barnhart trumpet on 5 tracks
- Dave Delhomme keyboard on 4 tracks
- Paul Jackson, Jr. guitar on 4 tracks
- Rickey Minor bass on 4 tracks
- Teddy Campbell drums (drum set) on 4 tracks
- Wayne Linsey keyboard on 4 tracks
- Frank McComb vocals, background vocals on 3 tracks
- Luis Conte percussion on 3 tracks
- Adam Schroeder baritone saxophone on 1 track
- Candy Dulfer saxophone on 1 track
- Keith John background vocals on 1 track
Tracklist
- 1 Everything Has Changed (Imaani’s Song) — Tjeerd Oosterhuis, Trijntje Oosterhuis 3:21
- 2 Ain’t Nothing Like the Real Thing 3:40
- 3 Oh What a Beautiful Morning standard — Richard Rodgers 4:09
- 4 People Get Ready — Curtis Mayfield 4:54
- 5 Trust in Me — Milton Ager, Jean Schwartz 3:51
- 6 Another Saturday Night — Sam Cooke 3:48
- 7 I Wish You Love standard — Léo Chauliac, Charles Trenet 4:00
- 8 Crying Over You (In Remembrance of Little Willie John) — William Edward John 4:33
- 9 When I Fall in Love standard — Victor Young 4:45
- 10 Here You Come Again — Barry Mann 3:34
- 11 The Best Things in Life Are Free standard 2:20
- 12 Try a Little Tenderness standard — Harry M. Woods 5:04
- 13 It’s Too Soon to Know — Deborah Chessler 3:33
- 14 Everything Has Changed (instrumental) — Tjeerd Oosterhuis, Trijntje Oosterhuis 3:06
- 15 You and I — Stevie Wonder 4:58
Production
- Al Schmitt recording, mix
- Steve Genewick engineer
- Tijmen Zinkhaan mix
- Sander van der Heide mastering
More albums by Trijntje Oosterhuis feat. The Clayton–Hamilton Jazz Orchestra
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Sundays in New York?
The line-up of Sundays in New York includes John Clayton (arranger, conductor), The Clayton–Hamilton Jazz Orchestra (performing orchestra), Trijntje Oosterhuis (vocals, background vocals), Bijon Watson (trumpet), George Bohanon (trombone), Jeff Clayton (alto saxophone), Rickey Woodard (tenor saxophone) and Lee Callet (baritone saxophone).
Which label released Sundays in New York?
Sundays in New York was released in 2011 on Blue Note (50999 0714592 6).
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