Something Tells Me
Something Tells Me
Traditionellen Swing spielt John Sheridan mit seinem namhaften Oktett auf dessen neuen Album, das im Januar 1997 aufgenommen wurde und nun unter dem Namen "Something Tells Me" erscheint. Dieses Album ist eine Hommage an die Kompositionen von Richard Whittning und Harry Warren plus drei Bonustracks, die es alle in sich haben und die in den 30er Jahren Swing Geschichte geschrieben hätten.
Arbors Records /rec 1997 /Mainstream /CDs: 1
A trip down memory lane as John Sheridan and his hand-picked all-star musical friends explore his arrangements of swing era classics by Richard Whiting and Harry Warren, with a few bonus treats added.
John Sheridan and His All-Star "Dream Band": Something Tells Me: Selected as one of Meilleurs disques chroniques en 1998 by The Hot Club of France.
Musiker
Randy Reinhart (tp,cor,tb) Brian Ogilvie (ts,as,cl) Ron Hockett (as,cl) Dan Barrett (tb,cor) Reuben Ristrom (g) John Sheridan (p,arr) Bob Haggart (b) Jeff Hamilton (dr)
Tracks
Something Tells Me / Japanese Sandman / I´ve Got A Heartful Of Music / Can´t Teach My Old Heart New Tricks / I Only Have Eyes For You / About A Quarter To Nine / I´ll String Along With You / September In The Rain / Too Marvelous For Words / Have You Got Any Castles / Baby? / Ride / Tenderfoot / Ride / I´d Love To Take Orders From You / Silhouetted In The Moonlight / Till We Meet Again / Bob White / You Oughta Be In Pictures / Please Don´t Talk About Me When I´m Gone