Stanley Applewaite_All The Things You Are (1957)

01 All The Things You Are
02 Lovely To Look At
03 Smoke Gets In Your Eyes
04 I'm In The Mood For Love
05 Mood Indigo
06 How Deep Is The Ocean
07 Dearly Beloved
08 Why Do I Love You
09 The Way You Look Tonight
10 Tenderly
11 Every Little Park


AMG REVIEW: A fine easy listening record from the late '50s, All the Things You Are spotlights the music of the great Jerome Kern. The standout is the title song, which is sung by an uncredited female singer who puts Julie London to shame. Other highlights are the beautiful ballads "Every Little Park" and "Mood Indigo." Both of these are propelled by some excellent drumming and brush work by, again, an uncredited session musician, and Applewaite's excellent arrangement. The whole album is extremely well-performed, and one of the great make-out records of all time, second only to Harry Nilsson's A Little Touch of Schmilsson in the Night. — Matthew Greenwald

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Stanley Applewaite_All The Things You Are