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Dear Mr. Bennett
Label: Green Hill
Released: 2026
Track listing: Watch What Happens; The Best is Yet To Come; It Amazes Me; Firefly; Boulevard of Broken
Dreams; Because of You; It Don't Mean a Thing (If it Ain't Got That Swing); Waltz For Debby;
Young and Foolish; When in Rome; I Left My Heart in San Francisco ; Shakin' the Blues Away.
John Pizzarelli: Dear Mr. Bennett
by Pierre Giroux
John Pizzarelli has long been one of the most refined interpreters of The Great American Songbook, a musician who understands that this repertoire thrives not only on reverence but also on personality, swing, and storytelling. With Dear Mr. Bennett, Pizzarelli offers a heartfelt tribute to the incomparable Tony Bennett, whose phrasing, warmth, and commitment ...
Beegie Adair: I'll Take Romance
by Jack Bowers
More late-evening mood music than jazz, I’ll Take Romance, the seventh album on the Green Hill label by Beegie Adair, showcases her warm piano stylings with a string-laden orchestra conducted by Jeff Steinberg. As Adair is based in Nashville, TN, hers may be a new name to many readers and / or listeners. Suffice to say ...
Centennial Composers Collection
By Beegie Adair
Label: Green Hill
Released: 2002
Track listing: Volume One: Richard Rodgers--Have You Met Miss Jones; Where or
When; The Lady is a Tramp; I Could Write a Book; Bewitched; Spring is
Here; Dancing on the Ceiling; You Took Advantage of Me; My Romance;
Manhattan; It Never Entered My Mind; My Funny Valentine.
Volume Two: Duke Ellington--Don't Get Around Much Anymore; I'm
Beginning to See The Light; In a Sentimental Mood; Mood Indigo; Satin
Doll; It Don't Mean a Thing; Solitude; Daydream; Caravan; Take The A
Train; Sophisticated Lady; All Too Soon.
Volume Three: Hoagy Carmichael--Georgia On My Mind; Ivy; In the Cool
Cool Cool of the Evening; The Nearness of You; Heart and Soul; Small
Fry; Skylark; Memphis in June; Old Buttermilk Sky; Two Sleepy People;
Stardust; One Morning in May; I Get Along Without You Very Well (solo).
Volume Four: George Gershwin--S' Wonderful; Foggy Day; Our Love is
Here To Stay; Embraceable You; Someone to Watch Over Me; They Can't
Take That Away From Me; Fascinatin' Rhythm; Soon; I've Got a Crush On
You; But Not For Me; Love Walked In; Summertime.
Volume Five: Irving Berlin--Alexander's Ragtime Band; Falling in Love is
Wonderful; Cheek to Cheek; Isn't It a Lovely Day; Say It Isn't So;
Remember; Easter Parade; A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody; Always; White
Christmas; Blue Skies; God Bless America (solo).
Volume Six: Jerome Kern-- The Way You Look Tonight; he Song Is You;
Pick Yourself Up; The Last Time I Saw Paris; Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man;
Yesterdays; I'm Old Fashioned; They Didn't Believe Me; A Fine Romance;
Smoke Gets In Your Eyes; All The Things You Are; Long Ago and Far
Away; Old Man River (solo).
Beegie Adair Trio: Centennial Composers Collection
by C. Michael Bailey
A Superb Introduction to the Great American Song Book... My first brush with what are commonly called “standards" in jazz parlance came when I devoured Linda Ronstadt’s Round Midnight with the Nelson Riddle Orchestra. This was a collection of “jazz" vocals that was unthreatening, easily digested, and readily understood. Further, Ronstadt’s collection introduced the standards, their ...
Legacy of Song - Original Recordings
Label: Green Hill
Released: 2001
Track listing: I Get along without You Very Well; Bye Bye Blackbird; Give Me the Simple Life; How Am I to Know?; I Ain't Got Nobody (and Nobody Cares for Me); I Can't Get Started*; You took Advantage of Me; It Could Happen to You; April in Paris; Mean to Me; Makin' Whoopee; Sway#; Shine on Harvest Moon; Danke Sch
Rosemary Clooney: Legacy of Song - Original Recordings
by Dave Nathan
Having finally escaped from the artistic shackles placed on her by Mitch Miller's corn machine at Columbia, Rosemary Clooney began recording for several other labels. One of them was RCA for some productive work during the early 1960's. Tracks culled from two RCA releases make up the bulk of this compilation. Because of these albums, and ...
Celtic Fantasy
Label: Green Hill
Released: 2000
Track listing: Farmer's Hand Introduction; Fairy Dance; Summer Skye; Brighid's Blessing; Mo Cairenn; Farmer's Hand; The Fianna Bottle Song; The Knowing Tree; The Garden; Myst On The Glen; Mother Sun; Fantasy And Dance; Fields Of The Heart; Farmer's Hand. (Total Time: 53:30)
David Davidson: Celtic Fantasy
by C. Michael Bailey
Angela's Ashes. I am frightfully ignorant of what currently called “Celtic" or “Traditional Irish" music. This ignorance has led me to invest in some truly horrible recordings. It never seems that I can find exactly what I am looking for. Add to this that “Celtic" or “Traditional Irish" music may be totally different genre's, but in ...
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