Laura [Jazz in Paris]
by Don Byas
- Type: Compilation
- Released: 1 January 2000
- Label: Gitanes Jazz
- Country: United States
- Length: 54:49
- Community rating: 3.74/5 from 1 rating
Album Notes & Community Reviews
Three Paris sessions from the early 1950s by American tenor saxophonist Don Byas, a former Count Basie and Duke Ellington sideman who settled in Europe. Issued in Universal's Jazz in Paris series, the recordings catch his big-toned, harmonically fluent playing in intimate French studio company.
Genres
Descriptors: saxophone, melodic, sophisticated, retro, slow
Tracklist
- Summertime (2:49)
- Night And Day (2:35)
- Easy To Love (2:57)
- Where Or When (2:37)
- Flamingo (2:56)
- Stardust (3:17)
- Old Man River (2:48)
- The Man I Love (2:43)
- Georgia On My Mind (2:52)
- Over The Rainbow (2:50)
- Laura (4:14)
- Somebody Loves Me (2:52)
- Old Folks At Home (3:18)
- Riviera Blues (Blue 脌 La Don) (2:38)
- Smoke Gets In Your Eyes (2:56)
- I Cover The Waterfront (4:05)
- It's The Talk Of The Town (3:26)
- A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody (2:56)
Credits
- Don Byas - primary artist, tenor saxophone, written-by
- Daniel Richard - coordinator, producer
- Les T茅l茅cr茅ateurs - artwork
- Alain Tercinet - liner notes
- Martin Davies - liner notes [english translation]
- Roger-Viollet - photography by [cover photo]
- Mephisto Studio - photography by [photo: don byas]
- George & Ira Gershwin - written-by
- Cole Porter - written-by
- Rodgers & Hart - written-by
- Edmund Anderson - written-by
- Theodor Grouya - written-by
- Hoagy Carmichael - written-by
- Mitchell Parish - written-by
- Hammerstein-Kern - written-by
- Stuart Gorrell - written-by
- E.Y. Harburg - written-by
- Harold Arlen - written-by
- David Raksin - written-by
- Johnny Mercer - written-by
- Ballard MacDonald - written-by
- Buddy G. De Sylva - written-by
- George Gershwin - written-by
- Stephen Foster - written-by
- Jerome Kern - written-by
- Otto Harbach - written-by
- Edward Heyman - written-by
- Johnny Green - written-by
- Al Neiburg - written-by
- Marty Symes - written-by
- Irving Berlin - written-by