Album · 1998

This Time It's Love

Released
1998
Label
Blue Note
Catalogue no.
7243 4 93543 2 6
Tracklist
12 tracks
Length
55:13
Country
XE

“This Time It's Love” is an album by Kurt Elling, released in 1998 on Blue Note. The original release has 12 tracks with a running time of 55:13. Jazz standards on the record include “A Time For Love”, “My Foolish Heart”, “She's Funny That Way” and “Too Young To Go Steady”. The line-up features Dave Onderdonk (guitar), Kurt Elling (vocals), Laurence Hobgood (piano), Rob Amster (double bass) and Brad Wheeler (soprano saxophone).

Who played on This Time It's Love

  • Dave Onderdonk guitar all tracks
  • Kurt Elling vocals all tracks
  • Laurence Hobgood piano all tracks
  • Rob Amster double bass all tracks
  • Brad Wheeler soprano saxophone on 2 tracks
  • Paul Wertico membranophone on 2 tracks
  • Eddie Johnson tenor saxophone on 1 track
  • Johnny Frigo violin on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. 1 My Foolish Heart standard — Victor Young 4:04
  2. 2 Too Young to Go Steady standard — Jimmy McHugh 5:04
  3. 3 I Feel So Smoochie — Phil Moore 3:19
  4. 4 Freddie's Yen for Jen 7:21
  5. 5 My Love, Effendi 3:37
  6. 6 Where I Belong 4:21
  7. 7 The Very Thought of You standard — Ray Noble 5:46
  8. 8 The Best Things Happen While You're Dancing — Irving Berlin 2:58
  9. 9 Rosa Morena 4:35
  10. 10 She's Funny That Way standard — Neil Moret 5:17
  11. 11 A Time for Love standard — Johnny Mandel 5:24
  12. 12 Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye — Cole Porter 3:29

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Frequently asked questions

Who played on This Time It's Love?

The line-up of This Time It's Love includes Dave Onderdonk (guitar), Kurt Elling (vocals), Laurence Hobgood (piano), Rob Amster (double bass), Brad Wheeler (soprano saxophone), Paul Wertico (membranophone), Eddie Johnson (tenor saxophone) and Johnny Frigo (violin).

Which label released This Time It's Love?

This Time It's Love was released in 1998 on Blue Note (7243 4 93543 2 6).

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