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Label: Pablo Records – 2312-138 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo Country: US Released: 1982 Genre: Jazz Style: Easy Listening, Contemporary Jazz A1 Don't Be That Way Written-By – B. Goodman, E. Sampson, M. Parish 3:58 A2 God Bless The Child Written-By – Arthur Herzog, Billie Holiday 4:42 A3 I Wonder Where Our Love Has Gone Written-By – Buddy Johnson 3:48 A4 You're Driving Me Crazy Written-By – Walter Donaldson 3:23 A5 Any Old Time Written-By – Artie Shaw 4:19 B1 Good-Bye Written-By – Gordon Jenkins 3:58 B2 Autumn In New York Written-By – Vernon Duke 3:24 B3 The Best Is Yet To Come Written-By – Carolyn Leigh, Cy Coleman 5:19 B4 Deep Purple Written-By – Mitchell Parish, Peter de Rose 3:57 B5 Somewhere In The Night Written-By – Billy May, Milton Raskin 2:58 Manufactured By – Pablo Records, Inc. Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Pablo Records, Inc. Recorded At – Ocean Way Recording Alto Saxophone – Marshal Royal Bass – Jim Hughart Cello – Barbara Jane Hunter, Christine Ermacoff, Dennis Karmazyn, Frederick Seykora, Jerome Kessler, Judy Perett, Nancy Stein, Robert L. Martin Conductor, Leader, Arranged By – Nelson Riddle Contractor – Tommy Shepard Design, Layout – Sheldon Marks Drums – Shelly Manne Engineer – Allen Sides Flute – Hubert Laws, Ronald Langinger, Wilbur Schwartz, Bill Green French Horn – David Allen Duke, Gale H. Robinson, Joe Meyer, Richard G. Klein Guitar – Joe Pass (tracks: A1, A2, A4, A5, B3), Tommy Tedesco (tracks: A3, B1, B2, B4, B5) Lacquer Cut By – JH* Liner Notes – Leonard Feather Organ – Art Hillery Photography By – Phil Stern Piano – Jimmy Rowles Producer, Design, Layout – Norman Granz Tenor Saxophone – Bob Cooper Trombone – Bill Watrous Trumpet – Al Aarons Recorded 1982. Some sources say released in 1983. 1984 Grammy Award for Best Jazz Vocal Performance for this album. Runouts are etched.