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A wonderful synergy happened when I found the perfect blend of song, voice and style, merging my lifetime work as a recording artist and performer with this team of talented and dedicated Nashville musicians. You can hear the magic in every song on the album. A new genre in music, C & B. I Crooned and Belted a selection of timeless classic standards with fresh and new orchestrations with traces of jazz, blues, and country. To introduce these songs to a new generation of listeners, I breathe new life into the music of an era of great music never to be forgotten. That is why the album is called, "A New Standard." To pay homage to some of the Great Legends, the album features signature songs by…Frank Sinatra ( Birth of the Blues & That’s Life ) Tony Bennett ( I Left My Heart in San Francisco ) Sophie Tucker ( Some Of These Days / After You’ve Gone ) Judy Garland & Al Jolson ( Rock A Bye Your Baby With A ixie Melody ) Patti Page ( The Tennessee Waltz ) Jane Froman ( With A Song In My Heart and I Believe ) Al Jolson & Jimmy Roselli ( Let Me Sing and I’m Happy ). Special Thanks to my Producers and all the fine Nashville musicians contributing to this album, especially to Buddy Hyatt for his big band orchestrations, and Jim Hoke for his horn arrangements. Executive Producer - Paul Cohen, Producer / Music Director - Buddy Hyatt, Piano and Organ - Buddy Hyatt, Electric Guitar - James Mitchell, Acoustic & Nylon String Guitar - Bobby Terry, Bass Guitar - Jim Hyatt, Percussion & Drums - Garth Justice, Horn Arrangements - Jim Hoke, Orchestra Arrangements - Buddy Hyatt, Backup Vocals for “I Believe” - Renee Martin & Micah Roberts, Engineers - Buddy Hyatt, Kelly Schoenfeld, Owen Lindaman, Jared Clement, & Zach Allen, Mastering - Duncan Stanbury, Groove Mastering, New York Recording Studios - The Tracking Room & The Sound Emporium, Nashville, TN Within the lyrics of "The Birth of the Blues", credit is given to where the blues began which is the Southland of the US
