Album · 1963
Yesterday’s Love Songs / Today’s Blues
- Released
- 1963
- Label
- Capitol Records
- Catalogue no.
- ST 2012
- Tracklist
- 12 tracks
- Length
- 30:08
- Country
- US
“Yesterday’s Love Songs / Today’s Blues” is an album by Nancy Wilson, released in 1963 on Capitol Records. The original release has 12 tracks with a running time of 30:08. Jazz standards on the record include “All My Tomorrows”, “The Best Is Yet To Come (Page 1)”, “Bewitched” and “Never Let Me Go”. The line-up features Gerald Wilson (arranger, conductor), Jack Wilson (piano, celesta), James E. Bond (bass), Joe Pass (guitar) and Kenny Dennis (membranophone).
Who played on Yesterday’s Love Songs / Today’s Blues
- Gerald Wilson arranger, conductor all tracks
- Jack Wilson piano, celesta all tracks
- James E. Bond bass all tracks
- Joe Pass guitar all tracks
- Kenny Dennis membranophone all tracks
- Nancy Wilson vocals all tracks
- Al Porcino trumpet on 8 tracks
- Bob Edmondson trombone on 8 tracks
- Carmell Jones trumpet on 8 tracks
- Donald Ruffell reeds on 8 tracks
- Freddie Hill trumpet on 8 tracks
- Gerald Wilson Orchestra performing orchestra on 8 tracks
- Harold Land reeds on 8 tracks
- Joe Maini reeds on 8 tracks
- John Ewing trombone on 8 tracks
- Jules Chaikin trumpet on 8 tracks
- Ken Shroyer bass trombone on 8 tracks
- Lester Robertson trombone on 8 tracks
- Paul Horn reeds on 8 tracks
- Teddy Edwards reeds on 8 tracks
- Edgar Lustgarten cello on 4 tracks
- George Poole strings on 4 tracks
Tracklist
- A1 The Song Is You standard — Jerome Kern 1:58
- A2 The Very Thought of You standard — Ray Noble 2:51
- A3 Satin Doll standard — Duke Ellington, Billy Strayhorn 2:21
- A4 Bewitched standard — Richard Rodgers 2:59
- A5 Suffering With the Blues 2:09
- A6 Someone to Watch Over Me standard — George Gershwin 2:32
- B1 The Best Is Yet to Come standard — Cy Coleman 2:21
- B2 Never Let Me Go standard — Jay Livingston 2:31
- B3 Send Me Yesterday 2:16
- B4 All My Tomorrows standard — Jimmy Van Heusen 2:44
- B5 Please Send Me Someone to Love — Percy Mayfield 2:32
- B6 Blue Prelude — Joe Bishop 2:54
Production
- Malcolm Addey remixer
- Tom Morgan producer
- Bob Norberg remixer
- Brad Benedict producer
More albums by Nancy Wilson
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Yesterday’s Love Songs / Today’s Blues?
The line-up of Yesterday’s Love Songs / Today’s Blues includes Gerald Wilson (arranger, conductor), Jack Wilson (piano, celesta), James E. Bond (bass), Joe Pass (guitar), Kenny Dennis (membranophone), Nancy Wilson (vocals), Al Porcino (trumpet) and Bob Edmondson (trombone).
Which label released Yesterday’s Love Songs / Today’s Blues?
Yesterday’s Love Songs / Today’s Blues was released in 1963 on Capitol Records (ST 2012).
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