Album · 1990

The Last Butterfly

Released
12 November 1990
Label
Varèse Sarabande
Catalogue no.
VS-5287
Tracklist
23 tracks
Length
43:44
Country
US

“The Last Butterfly” is an album by Alex North, released in 1990 on Varèse Sarabande. The original release has 23 tracks with a running time of 43:44. Jazz standards on the record include “Butterfly”. The line-up features Alex North (conductor, producer) and Prague Philharmonic Orchestra (performing orchestra).

Who played on The Last Butterfly

  • Alex North conductor, producer all tracks
  • Prague Philharmonic Orchestra performing orchestra all tracks

Tracklist

  1. 1 Main Title — Alex North 2:04
  2. 2 Antoine's New Digs — Alex North 0:27
  3. 3 Foxtrot in Cabaret — Alex North 1:33
  4. 4 Mr Grondines Pantomime — Alex North 1:07
  5. 5 Antoine's Playoff Music — Alex North 1:12
  6. 6 Michelle's Demise — Alex North 0:37
  7. 7 The Flashback — Alex North 0:21
  8. 8 The Nightmare Begins — Alex North 1:23
  9. 9 The Gordian Knot — Alex North 1:22
  10. 10 Afternoon Coffee — Alex North 3:19
  11. 11 Things Don't People Do — Alex North 0:23
  12. 12 Avinu Malkenu — Alex North 3:23
  13. 13 Snow White Ballet — Alex North 3:23
  14. 14 Signs of Spring — Alex North 1:41
  15. 15 The Hit — Alex North 2:44
  16. 16 Butterfly standard — Alex North 2:51
  17. 17 The Red Umbrella — Alex North 0:24
  18. 18 Ocarina Yiddish Dance — Alex North 0:49
  19. 19 Save Stella — Alex North 0:42
  20. 20 The Last Performance — Alex North 1:15
  21. 21 Hansel & Gretel Ballet — Alex North 6:02
  22. 22 Lulinka — Alex North 2:18
  23. 23 End Title — Alex North 4:24

Production

  • Steven North producer

More albums by Alex North

Frequently asked questions

Who played on The Last Butterfly?

The line-up of The Last Butterfly includes Alex North (conductor, producer) and Prague Philharmonic Orchestra (performing orchestra).

Which label released The Last Butterfly?

The Last Butterfly was released in 1990 on Varèse Sarabande (VS-5287).

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