Night at the Concord Pavilion. Fujitsu-Concord Jazz Festival in Japan '90.
Notes:
Mel Tormé, vocals; John Campbell, piano; Bob Maize, bass; Donny Osborne, drums; with the Frank Wess-Harry Edison Orchestra (disc one) or the Frank Wess Orchestra (disc two). Disc one recorded live at the 22nd Concord Jazz Festival, Concord, Calif., Aug. 1990 (Concord Jazz CCD-4433); disc two recorded live at Kan-l Hoken Hall, Tokyo, Japan, Nov. 11, 1990. Disc one originally released in 1990 as Night at the Concord Pavillion (Concord Jazz CCD-4433); disc two originally released in 1991 as Fujitsu-Concord Jazz Festival in Japan '90 (Concord Jazz CCD-4481). Notes by Mike Joyce and Carl E. Jefferson laid in container.
Contents:
Disc one. Sing for your supper (4:41) -- You make me feel so young (3:45) -- Early autumn (3:44) -- Guys and dolls medley. Guys and dolls ; Fugue for tinhorns ; The oldest established ; If I were a bell ; My time of day ; I've never been in love before ; Sit down, you're rockin' the boat ; Luck be a lady (7:56) -- I could have told you ; Losing my mind ; Deep in a dream ; Goin' out of my head (4:53) -- Too darn hot (2:08) -- Day in-day out (3:30) -- Down for double (2:46) -- You're driving me crazy (What did I do) (7:27) -- Sent for you yesterday and here you come today (3:21). Disc two. Shine on your shoes (3:03) -- Looking at you ; Look at that face (4:27) -- A nightingale sang in Berkeley Square (4:26) -- Wave (5:30) -- Star dust (5:40) -- Don't 'cha go 'way mad ; Come to baby do (3:39) -- The Christmas song ; Autumn leaves (6:38) -- You're driving me crazy ; Moten swing (6:17) -- Sent for you yesterday and here you come today (3:30) -- Swingin' the blues (4:20) -- New York state of mind (4:40).
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