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The Dreams Of Johnny Mercer
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Album: The Dreams Of Johnny Mercer
# Song Title   Time
1)    Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive Album Version More Info... 3:37
2)    Something Tells Me Album Version More Info... 3:22
3)    Skylark Album Version More Info... 2:27
4)    The Weekend Of A Private Secretary Album Version More Info... 3:24
5)    With My Lover Beside Me Album Version More Info... 3:56
6)    When October Goes Album Version More Info... 5:32
7)    On The Atchison, Topeka And The Santa Fe Album Version More Info... 4:40
8)    When The Meadow Was Bloomin' Album Version More Info... 4:28
9)    It Had Better Be Tonight Album Version More Info... 3:19
10)    Love Is Where You Find It Album Version More Info... 2:28
11)    At Last Album Version More Info... 2:55
12)    Just Remember Album Version More Info... 4:16
 

Album: The Dreams Of Johnny Mercer
# Song Title   Time
1)    Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive Album Version More Info... 3:37
2)    Something Tells Me Album Version More Info... 3:22
3)    Skylark Album Version More Info... 2:27
4)    The Weekend Of A Private Secretary Album Version More Info... 3:24
5)    With My Lover Beside Me Album Version More Info... 3:56
6)    When October Goes Album Version More Info... 5:32
7)    On The Atchison, Topeka And The Santa Fe Album Version More Info... 4:40
8)    When The Meadow Was Bloomin' Album Version More Info... 4:28
9)    It Had Better Be Tonight Album Version More Info... 3:19
10)    Love Is Where You Find It Album Version More Info... 2:28
11)    At Last Album Version More Info... 2:55
12)    Just Remember Album Version More Info... 4:16
 
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Performer Notes
  • Personnel includes: Monica Mancini (vocals); Alvin Chea (vocals); Randy Waldman (keyboards).
  • Engineers includes: Don Murray, Jess Sutcliffe, Seth Presant.
  • Recorded in June & July 2000.
  • Personnel: Monica Mancini (vocals); Alvin Chea (vocals); Dean Parks (guitar); Julie Berghofer (harp); Assa Drori, Jennifer Walton, Laurence Greenfield, James Stark, Kristin Fife, Karen Jones , Bob Sanov, Gwen Heller, Alan Ellsworth, Juliann French, David Stenske, Armen Garabedian, Darius Campo (violin); Raymond Tischer, Mimi Granat, John Scanlon (viola); Sal Lozano (flute); Earl Dumler (English horn); Warren Luening (flugelhorn); Paul Klintworth, Daniel Kelley , James Atkinson (French horn); David Torres, Michael Lang (piano); Randy Waldman (keyboards); Gregg Field (drums, percussion); Michito S nchez (congas, bongos); Munyungo Jackson (percussion).
  • Audio Mixers: Don Murray ; Gregg Field; Seth Presant.
  • Recording information: Capitol Studios, Hollywood, CA (06/2000-07/2000); G Studio Digital (06/2000-07/2000).
  • Vocalist Monica Mancini follows up her chart-topping self-titled debut with an outstanding collection of 12 songs written by one of America's greatest songwriters, Johnny Mercer. The Dreams of Johnny Mercer features the stunning vocalist performing seven songs with previously unpublished lyrics written by Mercer with great new music by Barry Manilow. Great American Songbook standards like an Italian version of "It Had Better Be Tonight," one of many Mercer and Henry Mancini collaborations, and the guest appearance of Alvin Chea, the bass singer of Take 6, on an excellent a cappella arrangement of "Ac-cent-tchu-ate the Positive" adds to the beauty of this insightful and intimate collection of songs. The lush orchestral arrangements by Patrick Williams, Randy Waldman, and David Torres on "Just Remember," "At Last," and "Love Is Where You Find It" unfold to provide a layer of musical precision that expand the lovely, warm, and supple vocals of Mancini. Her voice is irresistible and her mastery of these melodies is a sure sign that she feels what she is singing. The Dreams of Johnny Mercer are sung with tender passion in a voice that tells their innermost stories. ~ Paula Edelstein
Professional Reviews
JazzTimes (3/01, p.91) - "...Mancini's beautiful singing of 'Skylark' bolsters the proposition that Johnny Mercer was a poet, the greatest of all American lyricists..."
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