Name: Little Things Mean A Lot (Living Era)
Brand: Living Era
SKU: 923838
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Little Things Mean A Lot

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Album: Little Things Mean A Lot (Living Era)
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Little Things Mean a Lot
2)	Love for Sale
3)	You, You Darlin'
4)	Moon and the Willow Tree, The
5)	B‚same Mucho (Kiss Me Again) - (featuring Bob Eberly)
6)	Star Eyes - (featuring Bob Eberly)
7)	They're Either Too Young or Too Old
8)	When They Ask About You
9)	I'm Beginning to See the Light
10)	Guess I'll Hang My Tears out to Dry
11)	I Don't Care Who Knows It
12)	11.60 P. M.
13)	Yah-Ta-Ta, Yah-Ta-Ta, Talk, Talk, Talk
14)	I'll Buy That Dream
15)	It's Been a Long, Long Time
16)	Wonder of You, The
17)	Waitin' for the Train to Come In
18)	Should I Tell You I Love You?
19)	My Heart Belongs to Daddy
20)	Juke Box Annie
21)	To Be Loved by You
22)	When I Dream I Always Dream of You
23)	Heartless Heart
24)	In the Chapel in the Moonlight
25)	I Want You All to Myself

Album: Little Things Mean A Lot (Living Era)
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Little Things Mean a Lot
2)	Love for Sale
3)	You, You Darlin'
4)	Moon and the Willow Tree, The
5)	B‚same Mucho (Kiss Me Again) - (featuring Bob Eberly)
6)	Star Eyes - (featuring Bob Eberly)
7)	They're Either Too Young or Too Old
8)	When They Ask About You
9)	I'm Beginning to See the Light
10)	Guess I'll Hang My Tears out to Dry
11)	I Don't Care Who Knows It
12)	11.60 P. M.
13)	Yah-Ta-Ta, Yah-Ta-Ta, Talk, Talk, Talk
14)	I'll Buy That Dream
15)	It's Been a Long, Long Time
16)	Wonder of You, The
17)	Waitin' for the Train to Come In
18)	Should I Tell You I Love You?
19)	My Heart Belongs to Daddy
20)	Juke Box Annie
21)	To Be Loved by You
22)	When I Dream I Always Dream of You
23)	Heartless Heart
24)	In the Chapel in the Moonlight
25)	I Want You All to Myself

Performer Notes

Personnel: Kitty Kallen (vocals); Bob Eberly (vocals); Hayden Causey, Dave Barbour, Allan Reuss, Tommy Kay (guitar); Eddie Rosa (flute, clarinet, alto saxophone); Charlie Frazier (flute, tenor saxophone); Jimmy Dorsey, Willie Smith (clarinet, alto saxophone); Polly Polfrani (clarinet, tenor saxophone); Artie Shaw (clarinet); Chuck Gentry, Harry Lawson , Joe Kretcher, Don Raffell, Arthur "Skeets" Herfurt (saxophone); Art St. John, Art Saint John (alto saxophone, baritone saxophone); Jack Goldie, Tony Antonelli, Musky Ruffo, Jack Goldie, Frank Langone, Herbie Steward, Murray Williams, Tony Antonelli, Bill Covey (alto saxophone); Cliff Jackson & His Crazy Cats (tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone); Corky Corcoran, Babe Russin (tenor saxophone); Bob Poland, George Davis, Bob Lawson (baritone saxophone); Manny Klein, Uan Rasey, Clyde Hurley, Al Ramsey, Jimmy Troutman, Ralph Osborn , Harry James, Shotry Solomon, Phil Cook, Bob Alexy, Jimmy Campbell , Marky Markowitz, Phil Napoleon, Ray Linn, Zeke Zarchy (trumpet); Joe Ferrall, Vic Hamann, Andy Russo, Jesse Ray Heath, David Robbins , Sonny Lee, Joe Ferrall, Chuck Preble, Jack Teagarden, Elmer Smithers, Joe Howard, Nick Dimaio, Si Zentner, Bill Pritchard, Dave Wells (trombone); Juan Tizol (valve trombone); Dave Mann , Milt Raskin, Arnold Ross (piano); Bruce McDonald (celesta); Arnold Fishkind (double bass); Ray Toland, Buddy Schutz, Jackie Mills, Nick Fatool, Paul Collins , Paul Collins (drums); Danny Perri (guitar); Joe Ferdinando (alto saxophone); Larry Walsh (tenor saxophone); John Fallstitch, Tom Gonsoulin, Sid Feller (trumpet); Seymour Goldfinger, Jos‚ Luis Guti‚rrez (trombone); Nat Jaffe (piano).
Audio Remasterer: Martin Haskell.
Liner Note Author: Peter Dempsey.
Recording information: Hollywood, CA (02/07/1940-07/28/1954); New York, NY (02/07/1940-07/28/1954).
Arrangers: Jack Mathias; Irving Szathmary; Johnny Thompson.
The honey-voiced 1940s and '50s-era big band singer Kitty Kallen gets her due on this extensive best-of, performing contemporary hits like "Besame Mucho," "I'm Beginning to See the Light," and "I'll Buy That Dream." This entertaining set is also a chance to sample the work of Kallen's employers, including Harry James, Artie Shaw, Jack Teagarden, and Jimmy Dorsey, who led some of the most popular outfits of the swing era, and whose arrangements on songs like "My Heart Belongs to Daddy" and "The Wonder of You" are shining examples of the genre at its brassy best.