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Larry Adler
Rhapsody in Blue
Genres: Jazz, Pop, Classical

Track Listings (21) - Disc #1
1. Continental - Larry Adler, Conrad, Con
2. Smoke Gets in Your Eyes - Larry Adler, Harbach, Otto
3. Sophisticated Lady - Larry Adler, Ellington, Duke
4. Medley: Night and Day/Tiger Rag - Larry Adler, La Rocca
5. Rhapsody in Blue - Larry Adler, Gershwin, George
6. Caravan - Larry Adler, Ellington, Duke
7. Medley: September in the Rain/Moon at Sea/Home Town - Larry Adler, Carr
8. Creole Love Call - Larry Adler, Ellington, Duke
9. Medley: Isn't This a Lovely Day/Top Hat - Larry Adler, Berlin, Irving
10. Rubenstein's Melody in F - Larry Adler, Rubinstein, Anton
11. Medley: Love Me Forever/South American Joe - Larry Adler, Friend
12. Solitude - Larry Adler, DeLange, Eddie
13. They All Laughed - Larry Adler, Gershwin, George
14. I've Got You Under My Skin - Larry Adler, Porter, Cole
15. Medley: I Know Now/Whispers in the Dark/It Looks Like Rain in ... - Larry Adler, Burke
16. Hungarian Dance No. 5 - Larry Adler, Brahms, Johannes
17. They Can't Take That Away from Me - Larry Adler, Gershwin, George
18. With Plenty of Money and You - Larry Adler, Dubin, Al
19. Why Was I Born? - Larry Adler, Hammerstein, Oscar
20. Stormy Weather - Larry Adler, Arlen, Harold
21. Medley: I Won't Dance/Lovely to Look At - Larry Adler, Kern, Jerome

CD Details

All Artists: Larry Adler
Title: Rhapsody in Blue
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Cream Records France
Release Date: 2/14/1995
Album Type: Import
Genres: Jazz, Pop, Classical
Style: Swing Jazz
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 793515083520

CD Reviews

The Great Larry Adler

Afzal Khan | San Fernando, Trinidad, West Indies. | 11/25/1999

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Larry Adler must surely go down as one of the greatest musicians of the twentieth century. It is a shame that he was blacklisted in the USA.This recording, made in the thirties and fifties, is really excellent for older generations. It evokes the rare combination of sadness and happiness as evidenced in I've Got You Under My Skin and Stormy Weather. He certainly did justice to all the composers."