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Cotton Club Singers - Sinatra - Live '2002
| Artist | Cotton Club Singers Related artists |
| Album name | Sinatra - Live |
| Country | |
| Date | 2002 |
| Genre | Jazz |
| Play time | 53:03 / 48:52 |
| Format / Bitrate | Stereo 1420 Kbps
/ 44.1 kHz MP3 320 Kbps |
| Media | CD |
| Size | 692 MB |
| Price | Download $5.95 |
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Tracks list
Tracks CD1 01. Overture 02. Luck Be A Lady 03. Lady Is A Tramp 04. Ive Got You Under My Skin 05. How About You 06. Come Fly With Me 07. Moon River 08. On The Sunny Side Of The street 09. Lets Face The Music And Dance 10. Makeem Laugh 11. Ujra Szulohazamban 12. It Was A Very Good Year 13. You Are The Sunshine Of My Life 14. Where Do I Begin 15. For Once In My Life 16. Something Stupid Intro 17. Something Stupid 18. New York, New York CD2 01. Eletem 02. Mack The Knife 03. Strangers In The Night 04. Love And Marriage 05. Night And Day 06. Fly Me To The Moon 07. Cheeck To Cheeck 08. The Impossible Dream 09. Bewitched 10. Pennies From Heaven 11. Nightingale Sang At Barkley Square 12. My Way 13. Bad, Bad Leroy Brown 14. Sunday Personnel Alto Saxophone, Clarinet – Zsemlye Sándor Baritone Saxophone, Flute – Csejtei Ãkos* Bass – Sárkány Sándor Drums – Berdisz Tamás Featuring – Veszprémi Mendelssohn Kamarazenekar* Flute – Szolnoki Péter Guitar – Kormos János Guitar, Vocals – Gerendás Péter (tracks: 15 to 17) Horn – Bizják Gábor, Tóth Gábor (4) Leader [Musical], Conductor – Malek Miklós Leader [Veszprémi Mendelssohn Kamarazenekar] – Kovács Péter (4) Other [Dressing] – Orlando Other [Hair] – Krisan Stúdió Other [Makeup] – Sipos Zita Other [Scenery] – Bátonyi György Percussion – Adamecz József Piano – Kosz Szilveszter Speech [Speaker] – Hirtling István Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone – Kuzbelt Péter Trombone – Fajszi Csanád, Skerletz Gábor*, Szalóky Béla Trumpet – Baka Zoltán, Hámori János, Tompa Ãkos* Vocals – Fehér Gábor, Kozma Orsolya, Szűcs Gabriella* Vocals, Producer – László Boldizsár