Album · 1998
That Old Feeling
- Released
- 1998
- Tracklist
- 12 tracks
- Length
- 37:05
- Country
- ES
“That Old Feeling” is an album by Al Cohn, released in 1998. The original release has 12 tracks with a running time of 37:05. Jazz standards on the record include “Gone With The Wind”, “I'll Be Around”, “I'll Take Romance” and “In A Mellow Tone (In A Mellotone)”. The line-up features Al Cohn (tenor saxophone), Freddie Green (guitar), Hank Jones (piano), Joe Newman (trumpet) and Milt Hinton (bass).
Who played on That Old Feeling
- Al Cohn tenor saxophone all tracks
- Freddie Green guitar all tracks
- Hank Jones piano all tracks
- Joe Newman trumpet all tracks
- Milt Hinton bass all tracks
- Osie Johnson drums (drum set) all tracks
- Bernard Greenhouse cello on 8 tracks
- Harry Melnikoff violin on 8 tracks
- Lucien Schmidt cello on 8 tracks
- Frederick Buldrini violin on 4 tracks
- George Ricci cello on 4 tracks
- Harry Katzman violin on 4 tracks
- Harry Lookofsky violin on 4 tracks
- Julius Schacter violin on 4 tracks
- Leo Kruczek violin on 4 tracks
- Max Hollander violin on 4 tracks
- Milton Lomask violin on 4 tracks
- Morris Stonzek cello on 4 tracks
- Paul Winter violin on 4 tracks
- Seymour Miroff violin on 4 tracks
Tracklist
- 1 That Old Feeling standard 2:53
- 2 Gone With The Wind standard 3:08
- 3 Sweet and Lovely standard 2:15
- 4 Soft As Spring 3:39
- 5 I'll Take Romance standard 2:51
- 6 Azure-Te 3:44
- 7 I'll Be Around standard 3:01
- 8 Swingin' The Blues 3:18
- 9 Trouble is a Man 2:52
- 10 Honey Blonde 3:10
- 11 Willow Weep For Me standard 3:23
- 12 In a Mellow Tone standard 2:50
More albums by Al Cohn
Frequently asked questions
Who played on That Old Feeling?
The line-up of That Old Feeling includes Al Cohn (tenor saxophone), Freddie Green (guitar), Hank Jones (piano), Joe Newman (trumpet), Milt Hinton (bass), Osie Johnson (drums (drum set)), Bernard Greenhouse (cello) and Harry Melnikoff (violin).
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