Mel Tormé - Lulu's Back In Town (1956/1987)

Allmusic.com:

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Though the credits on this Italian import do not acknowledge it, this collection consists of material originally released on two Bethlehem Records albums, Mel Tormé with the Marty Paich Dektette (BCP 52) and Mel Tormé Sings Fred Astaire (BCP 6013), in 1957. The tracks have been mixed up together, which is okay since nearly the same players are involved; the Paich Dektette also accompany Tormé on the Astaire album, which was recorded ten months after the self-titled effort, and there had only been a few personnel changes in the group in that time. The earlier album also contains songs associated with Astaire, such as "The Carioca" and "Fascinatin' Rhythm." Tormé found an ideal backup group in the Paich Dektette, and these recordings, which are presented in good sound quality, demonstrate that.

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Tracklist:

01 Lulu's Back In Town
02 They Can't Take That Away From Me
03 Nice Work If You Can Get It
04 The Way You Look Tonight
05 A Foggy Day
06 Lullaby Of Birdland
07 The Lady Is A Tramp
08 Let's Call The Whole Thing Off
09 When April Comes Again
10 A Fine Romance
11 Cheek To Cheek
12 Let's Face The Music And Dance
13 The Piccolino
14 The Blues
15 Top Hat, White Tie And Tails
16 Somethings Gotta Give
17 The Carioca
18 Sing For Your Supper
19 When The Sun Comes Out
20 I Love To Watch The Moonlight
21 I Like To Recognize The Tune
22 Keeping Myself For You
23 Fascinatin' Rhythm

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