Live album · 2013

The White House Sessions, Live 1962

Released
28 May 2013
Label
Legacy Recordings
Tracklist
17 tracks
Length
1:02:49
Country
US

“The White House Sessions, Live 1962” is a live album by Brubeck / Bennett, released in 2013 on Legacy Recordings. The original release has 17 tracks with a running time of 1:02:49. Jazz standards on the record include “Chicago”, “I Left My Heart In San Francisco”, “Just In Time” and “Make Someone Happy”. The line-up features Tony Bennett (vocals), Dave Brubeck (piano), Eugene Wright (double bass), Joe Morello (drums (drum set)) and Hal Gaylor (double bass).

Who played on The White House Sessions, Live 1962

Tracklist

  1. 1 [introduction] 0:53
  2. 2 Take Five standard — Paul Desmond 5:28
  3. 3 [band introduction] 1:20
  4. 4 Nomad — Dave Brubeck 11:10
  5. 5 Thank You (Dziekuje) — Dave Brubeck 8:25
  6. 6 Castilian Blues — Dave Brubeck 8:49
  7. 7 [introduction] 0:34
  8. 8 Just in Time standard — Jule Styne 2:00
  9. 9 Small World — Jule Styne 3:00
  10. 10 Make Someone Happy standard — Jule Styne 2:31
  11. 11 Rags to Riches 1:17
  12. 12 One for My Baby (and One More for the Road) standard — Harold Arlen 2:45
  13. 13 I Left My Heart in San Francisco standard — George Cory 3:37
  14. 14 Lullaby of Broadway — Harry Warren 2:00
  15. 15 Chicago (That Toddlin’ Town) standard — Fred Fisher 2:10
  16. 16 That Old Black Magic — Harold Arlen 3:20
  17. 17 There Will Never Be Another You standard — Harry Warren 3:30

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Frequently asked questions

Who played on The White House Sessions, Live 1962?

The line-up of The White House Sessions, Live 1962 includes Tony Bennett (vocals), Dave Brubeck (piano), Eugene Wright (double bass), Joe Morello (drums (drum set)), Hal Gaylor (double bass), Ralph Sharon (piano) and Paul Desmond (alto flute).

Which label released The White House Sessions, Live 1962?

The White House Sessions, Live 1962 was released in 2013 on Legacy Recordings.

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