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Live on Broadway: Lena Horne - The Lady and Her Music
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217279
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Vinyl records and CDs
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Live on Broadway: Lena Horne - The Lady and Her Music
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Carrier
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QW K 66108
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Year
1981
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Recorded: 1981
Personnel: Rhythm: Linda Twine: Conductor and Keyboards, Michael Renzi: Keyboards, Leon Pendarvis: Keyboards, Pat Rebillot: Keyboards, Bob Cranshaw: Bass, Anthony Jackson :Bass, Steve Bargonetti: Guitar, Grady Tate: Drums, Warren Smith: Percussion
Trumpets: Cecil Bridgewater, Frank Gordon, Glenn Drewes, Jon Faddis, Ron Tooley
Trombones: Craig Harris, Jack Jeffers, Wayne Andre, Dave Taylor
l2rench Horn: Peter Gordon
Reeds: Mort Silver, John D. Parron, Harold Vick, Roger Rosenberg, Romeo Penque, Danny Bank, George Young, Lou Marini, Michael Brecker
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A : Overture. ACT 1. From this moment on, I got a name, I’m glad there is you, I want to be happy, Cotton Club Revue: Copper Colored Gal, Raisin’ the rent, As long as I live, Lady with the fan, Lena’s dialogue (“Cottonclub to Hollywood”) Where or when (Hollyw
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B : Can’t help lovin’ Dat man, Lena’s dialogue (“Hollywood”), Just one of those things, Stormy weather part 1, Love, Lena’s dialogue (“Broadway”), Push de Button, The lady is a tramp, Yesterday when I was young
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C : Deed I do, Life goes on, Intermission ACT II Watch what happens, The surrey with the fringe on top Fly, Bewitched, bothered and bewildered
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D : A lady must live, Lena’s dialogue (“Love this business”), That’s what miracles are all about, Lena’s dialogue (“Early career”), I’m gonna sit right down and write myself a letter, Stormy weather Part II, If you believe, Curtain music (Stormy weather, bows
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