Cole After Midnight
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In an interesting partnering in elegance, Marcus Roberts continues his intellectual exploration of the piano trio in Cole After Midnight--a collection of arrangements honoring the music of Nat "King" Cole and Cole Porter. Roberts is a glimmer of hope amidst the current deluge of artists paying tribute to Nat "King" Cole, having built a career on clever, modern interpretations of conservative standards. However, he handles this tribute with a bit too much reverence. The pianist has the extraordinary ability to cohesively cite the whole of jazz history within a single composition, but his scholarly appreciation fails to reference the brightness of Mr. Cole's trio work. Roberts has recorded Gershwin's "Embraceable You" before (on 1992's If I Could Be with You)--a sweet, deceptive interpretation far more successful than what he's offering here. Despite the witty hand-drum treatment of "Mona Lisa" and the wonderful bass exchange of Roland Guerin and Thaddeus Expose on "Paper Moon," this album doesn't start to breathe until Roberts's own energetic original, "Cole After Midnight." Once free of honoring the master of piano trios, this group sets off on a number of smartly arranged Cole Porter tunes. The sultriness of "I Concentrate on You" sidles smoothly into the funky "What Is This Thing Called Love," which showcases the sharpness of drummer Jason Marsalis. Roland Guerin hands over a rare delicacy of a slap bass solo on "It's DeLovely." Roberts takes it alone on "You're the Top," playing with a postmodern meld of a Morton-on-Monk style that is all his own. While not the best showcase of Roberts's talent and insight, this album contains many satisfying moments. --Susan Lewandowski
Cole After Midnight, Music, Marcus Roberts Trio, Contemporary Jazz, Hard Bop, Jazz, Jazz Music, Pop, Post-Bop
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- 'And Still...The King..'
- A unique Nat King Cole collection
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- After Midnight
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After Midnight: The Complete Session
Nat King Cole Trio
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ASIN: B00000K45T
Release Date: 1999-07-19 |
Tracks:
- Just You, Just Me
- Sweet Lorraine
- Sometimes I'm Happy
- Caravan
- It's Only A Paper Moon
- You're Looking At Me
- The Lonely One
- Don't Let It Go To Your Head
- I Know That You Know
- Blame It On My Youth
- When I Grow Too Old To Dream
- (Get Your Kicks On) Route 66
- I Was A Little Too Lonely (And You Were A Little Too Late)
- You Can Depend On Me
- What Is There To Say
- Two Loves Have I
- Candy
- You're Looking At Me (Alt Take)
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Nat "King" Cole endured more than his share of scorn and rebuke from all manner of fans and critics. He wasn't jazzy enough to satisfy many, not white enough to please the pop cultural obsession with Anglo- and Euro-American stardom. In answer to all of this, Cole simply proceeded, crooning beautifully even after he'd walked away from the piano and become primarily a vocal sensation. This 1956 collection is famous as Cole's riposte to the critique that he wasn't jazzy. The session brings several Swing Era stars on board: violinist Stuff Smith, trumpeter Harry "Sweets" Edison, trombonist Juan Tizol, and alto saxophonist Willie Smith. The horns and violin fronted a semistandard jazz setup of guitar, drums, and percussion, along with Cole's own considerable chops on piano. As an improviser, Cole heavily influenced a generation of ivory ticklers, including Oscar Peterson and others, and here he shows himself a stellar pianist. His runs bespeak Cole's utter perfection on the keyboard. This is a crucial document. --Andrew Bartlett
Customer Reviews:
'And Still...The King..'.......2006-12-18
I've been wearing this out-and I don't know who's in his league as an entertainer;actually,I think it's a toss-up between Nat-and Louis Armstrong-for 'the greatest' title.Just as it's a tough call to decide whether I prefer Armstrong's playing-or singing,I'd say the same about Nat(I've played his 'instrumental classics' cd for several people;all of them have done a double take.."That's Nat King Cole..?"). This cd is a very balanced work as to what Cole is about(aside fronm the 'Ramblin' Rose'stuff-and,who beats him as a pop singer?,anyway).Maybe,even more importantly,I think I'd enlist him as the number one weapon against illiteracy-and-the general mangling of the English language...nah,with Nat,you can understand every word...whoops..syllable-perfectly.
A unique Nat King Cole collection.......2006-02-12
There is some great stuff here that you won't find anywhere else, including one of my favorites, "Don't Let It Go To Your Head" (Lavene/Nast/Hadamik), that I simply can't find anywhere else and sheet music for it doesn't seem to exist. Willie Smith plays some sweet sax, too.
better than a greatest hits CD.......2005-10-07
"greatest hits" collections are nice but usually they have a quality of being too familiar. These are just familiar enough. These songs became standards, and the title says it all. After midnight has a relaxed quality to Nat's piano playing. Not to be rushed, he sings with ease of a late night jam with enough intensity to warm your insides. "You can depend on me" alone is worth the entire purchase price and you still get 17 more songs!!!
After Midnight.......2005-08-17
I don't believe I have ever heard a bad recording of his, but this is exceptionally inspiring for any Nat Cole fan.
If you think you know Nat "King" Cole..........2005-03-15
If you only know King Cole through his big, heavily orchestrated hits, then you don't know him all that well.
"After Midnight" showcases the extraordinary talent of this man as a vocalist and pianist, with spare, perfect accompaniment by top-notch jazzmen. It is a treasure to discover, and rediscover with every listening.
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Complete After Midnight Sessions
Nat King Cole
Manufacturer: Essential Jazz Classics
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ASIN: B000M2E8SG
Release Date: 2007-01-29 |
Tracks:
- You Can Depend On Me
- Candy
- Sweet Lorraine
- ItS Only A Paper Moon
- (Get Your Kicks On) Route 66
- DonT Let It Go To Your Head
- YouRe Looking At Me
- Just You, Just Me
- I Was A Little Too Lonely (And You Were A Little Too Late)
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- Lonely One
- Blame It On My Youth
- What Is There To Say?
- Sometimes IM Happy
- I Know That You Know
- When I Grow Too Old To Dream
- Two Loves Have
- DonT Blame Me
- It Could Happen To You
- I Surrender Dear
- Little Girl
Album Description
Appearing at a time when for the grand public Nat King Cole was more of a singer and entertainer than a Jazz pianist, this album was a reminder of Nat's superlative skills as an instrumentalist. For the remainder of his successful career, which ended with his sudden death in 1965 due to lung cancer, he continued singing more and more, and playing less and less. This splendid, primarily instrumental album was to be one of his last hits as a pianist (as opposed to a singer and entertainer), presenting the classic Nat King Cole Trio plus some of his illustrious friends in Jazz (drums and horns). The current edition contains the complete master takes in their original session order, allowing the listener to enjoy the music just as it was recorded in August and September of 1956 and fully appreciate the collaboration between Cole's magic and the horns. As a bonus, there is a previous session featuring Cole in a quartet format backed by the same rhythm section. 21 tracks. Essential Jazz Classics. 2007.
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Appearing at a Time When for the Grand Public Nat King Cole was More of a Singer and Entertainer Than a Jazz Pianist, this Album was a Reminder of Nat's Superlative Skills as an Instrumentalist. For the Remainder of his Successful Career, which Ended with his Sudden Death in 1965 Due to Lung Cancer, He Continued Singing More and More, and Playing Less and Less. This Splendid, Primarily Instrumental Album was to Be One of his Last Hits as a Pianist (As Opposed to a Singer and Entertainer), Presenting the Classic Nat King Cole Trio plus Some of his Illustrious Friends in Jazz (Drums and Horns). The Current Edition Contains the Complete Master Takes in their Original Session Order, Allowing the Listener to Enjoy the Music Just as it was Recorded and Fully Appreciate the Collaboration Between Cole's Magic and the Horns. As a Bonus, We Present a Previous Session featuring Cole in a Quartet Format Backed by the Same Rhythm Section.
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- Love those jazz standards!
- Well Planned
- "latin to jazz...and back again"
- solid, but not outstanding
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Cole After Midnight
Marcus Roberts Trio
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ASIN: B00005LNAL
Release Date: 2001-06-26 |
Tracks:
- Answer Me, My Love
- Embraceable You
- Unforgettable
- Too Young
- Mona Lisa
- It's Only A Paper Moon
- Gee Baby, Ain't I Good To You
- Cole After Midnight
- I Concentrate On You
- What Is This Thing Called Love
- It's De Lovely
- I've Got You Under My Skin
- Ace In The Hole
- You're The Top
- It's All Right With Me
- Answer Me, My Love
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In an interesting partnering in elegance, Marcus Roberts continues his intellectual exploration of the piano trio in Cole After Midnight--a collection of arrangements honoring the music of Nat "King" Cole and Cole Porter. Roberts is a glimmer of hope amidst the current deluge of artists paying tribute to Nat "King" Cole, having built a career on clever, modern interpretations of conservative standards. However, he handles this tribute with a bit too much reverence. The pianist has the extraordinary ability to cohesively cite the whole of jazz history within a single composition, but his scholarly appreciation fails to reference the brightness of Mr. Cole's trio work. Roberts has recorded Gershwin's "Embraceable You" before (on 1992's If I Could Be with You)--a sweet, deceptive interpretation far more successful than what he's offering here. Despite the witty hand-drum treatment of "Mona Lisa" and the wonderful bass exchange of Roland Guerin and Thaddeus Expose on "Paper Moon," this album doesn't start to breathe until Roberts's own energetic original, "Cole After Midnight." Once free of honoring the master of piano trios, this group sets off on a number of smartly arranged Cole Porter tunes. The sultriness of "I Concentrate on You" sidles smoothly into the funky "What Is This Thing Called Love," which showcases the sharpness of drummer Jason Marsalis. Roland Guerin hands over a rare delicacy of a slap bass solo on "It's DeLovely." Roberts takes it alone on "You're the Top," playing with a postmodern meld of a Morton-on-Monk style that is all his own. While not the best showcase of Roberts's talent and insight, this album contains many satisfying moments. --Susan Lewandowski
Customer Reviews:
Love those jazz standards!.......2005-05-02
This CD delivers exactly what it promises - a creative mix of standards from popularized by Nat "King" Cole and Cole Porter. If you like melodic, creative, swinging arrangements of some great jazz standards, you'll love this CD.
Well Planned.......2001-10-09
Roberts attacks this project to honor Porter and Cole with analytical skill, and succeeds in educating, if not thrilling the listener.
The liner notes were among the best I have seen, as Roberts lays out his project, goals, and tactics on every song. Very informative.
He also seems committed to letting the trio flex its muscles, so that we get a lot of variety in drumming styles, a lot of work for the bass, including duets and interesting solos.
There is also care taken to blend the music, with interesting bookend versions of "Answer Me, My Love," some great interludes, and the very good original bridge "Cole After Midnight."
Structurally, this is a very sound album, leaving only personal taste to judge between a 3-star and 5-star effort. I come down in the middle.
"latin to jazz...and back again".......2001-09-03
Before I really get into this review...would like to point out the highlight of this CD..."WHAT IS THIS THING CALLED LOVE", Marcus gives this standard tune his all, great arrangement and outstanding performance...Sinatra put this tune on the charts with his signature style, but there is something about Roberts rendition, grabs you and doesn't let go.
There is a lot of Ella on many of the tracks...being one of my favorites, think this might be the case with our pianist...Marcus backup is truly terrific ~ Roland Guerin (bass), Thaddeus Expose' (bass), Jason Marsalis (drums), Leon Anderson (drums), listen as this group mix the perfect ingredients for a Jazz trip down the avenue known as "Cole!"
Total Time: 65:21 on 16 Tracks ~ Sony/Columbia CK-69781 ~ (2001)
solid, but not outstanding.......2001-07-22
mr. roberts returns to the format he used on his previous album, "gershwin for lovers" for this set of cole porter standards with a couple of originals thrown in for good measure. the results are a fine reading of the porter songbook with each tune easily recognizable and downright hummable. but therein lies a problem. in the best standards collections, the tunes are revealed in the first couple of bars, but then the artist gives their own interpretation illuminating their own personal spin and relationship with each song--a fine example being any of the keith jarrett "standards" sessions, or even mr. roberts' gershwin set. mr. roberts offers very little new or extraordinary in his solos, and with eleven of the tracks weighing in four minutes or less, there really isn't much room for exploration. oh, well... if you love cole porter, this is a great set. if you love cole porter and jazz exploration of mr. porter's songbook, go with oscar peterson or mr. jarrett.
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Country After Midnight
Di Scherling
Manufacturer: Scherling Records
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ASIN: B000BFRBX8 |
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Performed by Singer, Songwriter Di Scherling. Tracks are listed in the image library for this item.
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- 'And Still...The King..'
- A unique Nat King Cole collection
- better than a greatest hits CD
- After Midnight
- If you think you know Nat "King" Cole...
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After Midnight: The Complete Session
Nat King Cole Trio
Manufacturer: Capitol
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ASIN: B00000DQWG
Release Date: 1990-10-25 |
Tracks:
- Just You, Just Me
- Sweet Lorraine
- Sometimes I'm Happy
- Caravan
- Don't Let It Go To Your Head
- I Know That You Know
- Lonely One
- Don't Let It Go To Your Head
- I Know That You Know
- Blame It On My Youth
- When I Grow Too Old To Dream
- Route 66
- What Is There To Say
- You Can Depend On Me
- I Was A Little Too Lonely
- Two Loves Have I
- Candy
- You're Looking At Me (Alt)
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Nat "King" Cole endured more than his share of scorn and rebuke from all manner of fans and critics. He wasn't jazzy enough to satisfy many, not white enough to please the pop cultural obsession with Anglo- and Euro-American stardom. In answer to all of this, Cole simply proceeded, crooning beautifully even after he'd walked away from the piano and become primarily a vocal sensation. This 1956 collection is famous as Cole's riposte to the critique that he wasn't jazzy. The session brings several Swing Era stars on board: violinist Stuff Smith, trumpeter Harry "Sweets" Edison, trombonist Juan Tizol, and alto saxophonist Willie Smith. The horns and violin fronted a semistandard jazz setup of guitar, drums, and percussion, along with Cole's own considerable chops on piano. As an improviser, Cole heavily influenced a generation of ivory ticklers, including Oscar Peterson and others, and here he shows himself a stellar pianist. His runs bespeak Cole's utter perfection on the keyboard. This is a crucial document. --Andrew Bartlett
Customer Reviews:
'And Still...The King..'.......2006-12-18
I've been wearing this out-and I don't know who's in his league as an entertainer;actually,I think it's a toss-up between Nat-and Louis Armstrong-for 'the greatest' title.Just as it's a tough call to decide whether I prefer Armstrong's playing-or singing,I'd say the same about Nat(I've played his 'instrumental classics' cd for several people;all of them have done a double take.."That's Nat King Cole..?"). This cd is a very balanced work as to what Cole is about(aside fronm the 'Ramblin' Rose'stuff-and,who beats him as a pop singer?,anyway).Maybe,even more importantly,I think I'd enlist him as the number one weapon against illiteracy-and-the general mangling of the English language...nah,with Nat,you can understand every word...whoops..syllable-perfectly.
A unique Nat King Cole collection.......2006-02-12
There is some great stuff here that you won't find anywhere else, including one of my favorites, "Don't Let It Go To Your Head" (Lavene/Nast/Hadamik), that I simply can't find anywhere else and sheet music for it doesn't seem to exist. Willie Smith plays some sweet sax, too.
better than a greatest hits CD.......2005-10-07
"greatest hits" collections are nice but usually they have a quality of being too familiar. These are just familiar enough. These songs became standards, and the title says it all. After midnight has a relaxed quality to Nat's piano playing. Not to be rushed, he sings with ease of a late night jam with enough intensity to warm your insides. "You can depend on me" alone is worth the entire purchase price and you still get 17 more songs!!!
After Midnight.......2005-08-17
I don't believe I have ever heard a bad recording of his, but this is exceptionally inspiring for any Nat Cole fan.
If you think you know Nat "King" Cole..........2005-03-15
If you only know King Cole through his big, heavily orchestrated hits, then you don't know him all that well.
"After Midnight" showcases the extraordinary talent of this man as a vocalist and pianist, with spare, perfect accompaniment by top-notch jazzmen. It is a treasure to discover, and rediscover with every listening.
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After Midnight
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Release Date: 2006-06-20 |
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- 'And Still...The King..'
- A unique Nat King Cole collection
- better than a greatest hits CD
- After Midnight
- If you think you know Nat "King" Cole...
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After Midnight: The Complete Session
Nat King Cole Trio
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ASIN: B000005JJ5
Release Date: 1996-07-23 |
Tracks:
- Just You, Just Me
- Sweet Lorraine
- Sometimes I'm Happy
- Caravan
- Don't Let It Go To Your Head
- I Know That You Know
- Lonely One
- Don't Let It Go To Your Head
- I Know That You Know
- Blame It On My Youth
- When I Grow Too Old To Dream
- Route 66
- What Is There To Say
- You Can Depend On Me
- I Was A Little Too Lonely
- Two Loves Have I
- Candy
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The same year (1957) Cole issued his No. 1 LP of lush ballads, Love Is the Thing, he also scored with After Midnight, a reconvening of his '40s trio for once-more-around takes of classics such as "Route 66," "It's Only a Paper Moon," and "Sweet Lorraine." Lending a hand on various cuts are jazz greats such as trumpeter Harry "Sweets" Edison, Ellington band trombonist Juan Tizol, and violinist Stuff Smith. The music is leisurely and friendly, with romance almost an afterthought; its echo can be heard in such diverse celebrations of American music as Willie Nelson's Stardust, Leon Redbone's On the Track, and The Best of Paolo Conte. --Rickey Wright
Customer Reviews:
'And Still...The King..'.......2006-12-18
I've been wearing this out-and I don't know who's in his league as an entertainer;actually,I think it's a toss-up between Nat-and Louis Armstrong-for 'the greatest' title.Just as it's a tough call to decide whether I prefer Armstrong's playing-or singing,I'd say the same about Nat(I've played his 'instrumental classics' cd for several people;all of them have done a double take.."That's Nat King Cole..?"). This cd is a very balanced work as to what Cole is about(aside fronm the 'Ramblin' Rose'stuff-and,who beats him as a pop singer?,anyway).Maybe,even more importantly,I think I'd enlist him as the number one weapon against illiteracy-and-the general mangling of the English language...nah,with Nat,you can understand every word...whoops..syllable-perfectly.
A unique Nat King Cole collection.......2006-02-12
There is some great stuff here that you won't find anywhere else, including one of my favorites, "Don't Let It Go To Your Head" (Lavene/Nast/Hadamik), that I simply can't find anywhere else and sheet music for it doesn't seem to exist. Willie Smith plays some sweet sax, too.
better than a greatest hits CD.......2005-10-07
"greatest hits" collections are nice but usually they have a quality of being too familiar. These are just familiar enough. These songs became standards, and the title says it all. After midnight has a relaxed quality to Nat's piano playing. Not to be rushed, he sings with ease of a late night jam with enough intensity to warm your insides. "You can depend on me" alone is worth the entire purchase price and you still get 17 more songs!!!
After Midnight.......2005-08-17
I don't believe I have ever heard a bad recording of his, but this is exceptionally inspiring for any Nat Cole fan.
If you think you know Nat "King" Cole..........2005-03-15
If you only know King Cole through his big, heavily orchestrated hits, then you don't know him all that well.
"After Midnight" showcases the extraordinary talent of this man as a vocalist and pianist, with spare, perfect accompaniment by top-notch jazzmen. It is a treasure to discover, and rediscover with every listening.
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After Midnight
Nat King Cole & His Trio
Manufacturer: Toshiba EMI Japan
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ASIN: B00005LA13
Release Date: 2001-07-25 |
Tracks:
- Just You, Just Me
- Sweet Lorraine
- Sometimes I'm Happy
- Caravan
- It's Only A Paper Moon
- You're Looking At Me
- The Lonely One
- Don't Let It Go To Your Head
- I Know That You Know
- Blame It On My Youth
- When I Grow Too Old To Dream
- Route 66
- I Was A Little Too Lonely (And You Were A Little Too Late)
- You Can Depend On Me
- What Is There To Say
- Two Loves Have I
- Candy
- You're Looking At Me (Alternate Take)
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Part of the 'Super Bit Jazz Classics' series. Japanese 20-bit remastered limited edition reissue packaged in a miniature LP sleeve. Includes six bonus tracks, 'I Was A Little Too Lonely (& You Were A Little Too Late)', 'You Can Depend On Me', 'What Is There To Say', 'Two Loves Have I', 'Candy' & 'You're Looking At Me' (alternate take).
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Japanese limited edition release featuring an LP style slipcase cover. 20bit digitally remastered. Includes Six previously unreleased bonus tracks: I was a Little Too Lonely, You Can Depend on You, What is There to Stay, to Loves have I, Candhy, & You're Looking at Me (Alternate Version).
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Mario Lanza
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ASIN: B000050HQP
Release Date: 2000-09-19 |
Tracks:
- Vesti la Giubba [From the Great Caruso]
- Ave Maria [From the Great Caruso]
- Loveliest Night of the Year [From the Great Caruso] - Ann Blyth, Mario Lanza
- Che Gelida Manina [From LA Boh]
- Celeste Aida [from "The Great Caruso"]
- Donna E Mobile [From Rigoleto]
- Overture: Because You're Mine [From Because You're Mine]
- (Cavalleria Rusitcana [Addio Alla Madre]
- Song the Angels Sing [From Because You're Mine]
- Fluffy Foam [From Because You're Mine]
- You Do Something to Me [From Because You're Mine] - Mario Lanza, Doretta Morrow
- Lee-Ah-Loo [From Because You're Mine]
- Lord's Prayer [From Because You're Mine]
- Because You're Mine [From Because You're Mine] - Mario Lanza, Doretta Morrow
- Be My Love [From Because You're Mine] - Mario Lanza, Doretta Morrow
- Addio! Addio! (Rigoletto) [From "Because You're Mine"]
- O Paradiso (L'Africaine) [From Because You're Mine]
- Granada [From Because You're Mine]
- Because You're Mine [From Because You're Mine] - Mario Lanza, Doretta Morrow
- Overture-That Midnight Kiss [From "That Midnight Kiss"] - Jose Iturbi, Studio Orchestra
- Caro Nome (Rigoletto) [From "That Midnight Kiss"] - Kathryn Grayson, Mario Lanza
- Mamma Mia, Che Vo' Sap[From That Midnight Kiss]
- Furtiva Lagrima (L'Elisir d'Amore) [From That Midnight Kiss]
- Celeste Aida [From "That Midnight Kiss"]
- They Didn't Believe Me [From That Midnight Kiss] - Kathryn Grayson, Mario Lanza
- Russian Nightingale [From That Midnight Kiss] - Kathryn Grayson, Mario Lanza
- I Know, I Know, I Know [From That Midnight Kiss]
- Love Is Music [From That Midnight Kiss] - Kathryn Grayson, Mario Lanza
Music:
- Dark Dear Heart
- Disney Presents The Music Man (2003 TV Film) [Soundtrack]
- Duets With the Dames [Import]
- Echoes of an Era [Original recording remastered]
- En Espanol/ Hoy
- Experience the Divine: Greatest Hits [Import]
- Frasier: Tossed Salad & Scrambled Eggs [Soundtrack]
- Get Away With: The Very Best of George Fame and the Blue Flames [Import]
- Get Out Those Old Records: 50 of His Many Greatest
- Grandma, What Great Songs You Sang!/Miss Dynamite [Original recording remastered]
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