"Harlem Nocturne" by Sylvia Brooks

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Dangerous Liaisons
Record Label: Maxi Trax Records
By Sylvia Brooks
Released: 2009

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About the Album

New interpretations of Torch Songs in a pop style with a Classic Standard and Jazz influence

Track Listing

Come Rain Or Come Shine; Never Dance; Harlem Nocturne; Sway; Cry Me A River; Sophisticated Lady; When The Sun Comes Out; Lush Life; The Man That Got Away; One For My Baby.

Personnel

Jeff Colella, Piano; Chris Colangelo, Bass; Kendall Kay, Drums; Jamie Havorka, Trumpet; Kim Richmond, Saxophone and Flute; Alex Budman, Saxophone and Flute; Giovanna Imbesi, Keyboards; Brian Kilgore, Percussion.

Date featured

October 31, 2009

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