Album · 1993
Very Sinatra
- Released
- 1993
- Label
- Red Baron Records
- Catalogue no.
- JK 53749
- Tracklist
- 11 tracks
- Length
- 43:49
- Country
- US
“Very Sinatra” is an album by Ruby Braff, released in 1993 on Red Baron Records. The original release has 11 tracks with a running time of 43:49. Jazz standards on the record include “All The Way”, “Come Fly With Me”, “I Hear A Rhapsody” and “I'll Never Smile Again”. The line-up features Bucky Pizzarelli (guitar), Dick Hyman (arranger, keyboard), Mel Lewis (drums (drum set)), Michael Moore (bass) and Ruby Braff (cornet).
Who played on Very Sinatra
- Bucky Pizzarelli guitar all tracks
- Dick Hyman arranger, keyboard all tracks
- Mel Lewis drums (drum set) all tracks
- Michael Moore bass all tracks
- Ruby Braff cornet all tracks
- Sam Margolis clarinet on 2 tracks
- Vic Dickenson trombone on 2 tracks
Tracklist
- 1 Street of Dreams / The Lady Is a Tramp standard — Victor Young 4:36
- 2 This Love of Mine — Sol Parker, Henry Sanicola 3:52
- 3 I Hear a Rhapsody standard — Jack Baker, George Fragos, Dick Gasparre 3:30
- 4 The Second Time Around standard — Jimmy Van Heusen 4:41
- 5 New York, New York / My Kind of Town (Chicago Is) — Jimmy Van Heusen 4:11
- 6 You're Sensational / I'll Never Smile Again standard — Ruth Lowe 3:33
- 7 Perfectly Frank 2:02
- 8 All the Way standard — Jimmy Van Heusen 4:14
- 9 I'm Getting Sentimental Over You standard — George Bassman 4:50
- 10 Nancy standard — Jimmy Van Heusen 4:39
- 11 Come Fly With Me standard — Jimmy Van Heusen 3:41
Production
- Bob Simpson engineer
- Mort Goode liner notes
More albums by Ruby Braff
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Very Sinatra?
The line-up of Very Sinatra includes Bucky Pizzarelli (guitar), Dick Hyman (arranger, keyboard), Mel Lewis (drums (drum set)), Michael Moore (bass), Ruby Braff (cornet), Sam Margolis (clarinet) and Vic Dickenson (trombone).
Which label released Very Sinatra?
Very Sinatra was released in 1993 on Red Baron Records (JK 53749).
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