Live album · 1991
Woman Talk: Live at the Village Gate
- Released
- 1991
- Label
- Jazz Heritage
- Catalogue no.
- 512906A
- Tracklist
- 12 tracks
- Length
- 39:47
- Country
- US
“Woman Talk: Live at the Village Gate” is a live album by Carmen McRae, released in 1991 on Jazz Heritage. The original release has 12 tracks with a running time of 39:47. Jazz standards on the record include “Don't Explain”, “I Wish I Were In Love Again”, “The Shadow Of Your Smile” and “Sometimes I'm Happy”. The line-up features Carmen McRae (vocals), Frank Severino (drums (drum set)), Joe Puma (guitar), José Mangual (bongos) and Norman Simmons (piano).
Who played on Woman Talk: Live at the Village Gate
- Carmen McRae vocals all tracks
- Frank Severino drums (drum set) all tracks
- Joe Puma guitar all tracks
- José Mangual bongos all tracks
- Norman Simmons piano all tracks
- Paul Breslin bass all tracks
- Ray Beckenstein flute all tracks
Tracklist
- 1 Sometimes I'm Happy standard — Irving Caesar 3:29
- 2 Don't Explain standard 4:17
- 3 Woman Talk — John Scott 3:52
- 4 Kick Off Your Shoes 2:18
- 5 The Shadow of Your Smile standard — Johnny Mandel 3:56
- 6 The Sweetest Sounds standard — Richard Rodgers 2:06
- 7 Where Would You Be Without Me 2:37
- 8 Feelin' Good — Anthony Newley 4:36
- 9 Run Run Run 2:33
- 10 No More — Tutti Camarata 3:23
- 11 Look at That Face 5:07
- 12 I Wish I Were in Love Again standard — Richard Rodgers 1:34
Production
- Harry Ringler producer
- Reice Hamel recording
More albums by Carmen McRae
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Woman Talk: Live at the Village Gate?
The line-up of Woman Talk: Live at the Village Gate includes Carmen McRae (vocals), Frank Severino (drums (drum set)), Joe Puma (guitar), José Mangual (bongos), Norman Simmons (piano), Paul Breslin (bass) and Ray Beckenstein (flute).
Which label released Woman Talk: Live at the Village Gate?
Woman Talk: Live at the Village Gate was released in 1991 on Jazz Heritage (512906A).
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