Album · 1998

What the World Needs Now: Stan Getz Plays Bacharach and David

Released
20 October 1998
Label
Verve by Request
Catalogue no.
557 450-2
Tracklist
15 tracks
Length
47:02
Country
US

“What the World Needs Now: Stan Getz Plays Bacharach and David” is an album by Stan Getz, released in 1998 on Verve by Request. The original release has 15 tracks with a running time of 47:02. Jazz standards on the record include “Alfie” and “The Look Of Love”. The line-up features Chick Corea (piano), Phil Upchurch (guitar), Stan Getz (tenor saxophone) and Walter Booker (bass).

Who played on What the World Needs Now: Stan Getz Plays Bacharach and David

Tracklist

  1. 1 Wives and Lovers — Burt Bacharach 3:39
  2. 2 Windows of the World — Burt Bacharach 2:43
  3. 3 The Look of Love standard — Burt Bacharach 2:42
  4. 4 Any Old Time of the Day — Burt Bacharach 3:36
  5. 5 Alfie standard — Burt Bacharach 2:55
  6. 6 In Times Like These 2:47
  7. 7 A House Is Not a Home (master take) — Burt Bacharach 4:16
  8. 8 Trains and Boats and Planes — Burt Bacharach 3:04
  9. 9 What the World Needs Now Is Love — Burt Bacharach 3:01
  10. 10 In Between the Heartaches (edited master take) — Burt Bacharach 2:20
  11. 11 Walk On By — Burt Bacharach 3:42
  12. 12 A House Is Not a Home (alternative take) — Burt Bacharach 4:29
  13. 13 In Between the Heartaches (partial alternative take) — Burt Bacharach 2:40
  14. 14 My Own True Love 2:31
  15. 15 Tara’s Theme — Max Steiner 2:37

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Frequently asked questions

Who played on What the World Needs Now: Stan Getz Plays Bacharach and David?

The line-up of What the World Needs Now: Stan Getz Plays Bacharach and David includes Chick Corea (piano), Phil Upchurch (guitar), Stan Getz (tenor saxophone) and Walter Booker (bass).

Which label released What the World Needs Now: Stan Getz Plays Bacharach and David?

What the World Needs Now: Stan Getz Plays Bacharach and David was released in 1998 on Verve by Request (557 450-2).

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