Hartman, Johnny: Smooth & Swinging: The Singles & Albums Collection 1947-58
Hartman, Johnny: Smooth & Swinging: The Singles & Albums Collection 1947-58
Format: CD
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Artist: Hartman, Johnny
Label: Acrobat
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 824046348823
Genre: Jazz
The top bands and accompanists of the day during his career, including Earl Hines, Dizzy Gillespie and Erroll Garner, and became famous during the 1970s, beyond the scope of this collection, for an album he made with John Coltrane. Unlike his more middle-of-the-road peers in the world of post-war sophisticated pop, he did not make records aimed at the singles charts so is less well-known than artists like Tony Bennett, Johnny Mathis and Mel Torme, but was a singer who was highly-regarded by his peers and aficionados. This excellent-value 52-track 2-CD collection comprises material drawn from singles and albums, featuring recordings with the orchestras of Earl Hines, Dizzy Gillespie, Jimmy Carroll, George Williams, Norman Leyden, Perez Prado, Howard Biggs and Frank Hunter, plus the Errol Garner Trio. It includes selected titles from Regent/Savoy album Johnny Hartman Sings, and his albums on the Bethlehem label Songs From The Heart, All Of Me: The Debonair Mr. Hartman and And I Thought About You. He was a fine interpreter of the repertoire of the Great American Songbook, and this collection offers an insight into the talents of a performer who has not has the attention he merits, and is an entertaining showcase for his work.
Tracks:
1.1 Midnight in New Orleans
1.2 When I Dream of You
1.3 Why Was I Born
1.4 Why Must I Be Tormented
1.5 Just A-Wearyin' for You
1.6 I'll Never Smile Again
1.7 Just You Just Me
1.8 A Woman Always Understands
1.9 I Let a Song Go Out of My Heart
1.10 Sometime Remind Me to Tell You
1.11 I Should Care
1.12 That Old Black Magic
1.13 S'posin'
1.14 Close Your Eyes
1.15 Goodbye
1.16 You Go to My Head
1.17 If Love Is Trouble
1.18 Remember
1.19 September in the Rain
1.20 It's Easy to Remember
1.21 Home (When Shadows Fall)
1.22 Nightingale
1.23 Out of the Night
1.24 I Ran All the Way Home
1.25 Lemme Go
2.1 I'm Afraid
2.2 Wheel of Fortune
2.3 Wild
2.4 Black Shadow
2.5 I Feel Like Crying
2.6 The World Was Mine
2.7 What Is There to Say
2.8 Ain't Misbehavin' (I'm Savin' My Love for You)
2.9 I Fall in Love Too Easily
2.10 They Didn't Believe Me
2.11 I'm Glad There Is You (In This World of Ordinary People)
2.12 When Your Lover Has Gone
2.13 Moonlight in Vermont
2.14 Blue Skies
2.15 The Birth of the Blues
2.16 All of Me
2.17 Tenderly
2.18 The Lamp Is Low
2.19 While We're Young
2.20 The End of a Love Affair
2.21 Mam'selle
2.22 Sunday
2.23 Alone
2.24 Long Ago and Far Away
2.25 After You've Gone
2.26 How Long Has This Been Going on