The Billy May Sessions is a Jazz album by Nat King Cole, originally released in 1993. On Gatefold: 2 pressings tracked.
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Tracklist
- 1Walkin' My Baby Back Home2:39
- 2What Does It Take2:47
- 3Walkin'2:48
- 4I'm Hurtin'2:48
- 5Angel Eyes3:14
- 6Lover Come Back to Me2:30
- 7Can't I?3:14
- 8Papa Loves Mambo2:39
- 9Teach Me Tonight3:11
- 10Blue Moon2:13
- 11With You On My Mind2:37
- 12Don't Try2:22
- 13Send for Me2:38
- 14Let's Make More Love2:55
- 15Don't Get Around Much Anymore3:11
- 16The Song Is Ended2:45
- 17You'll Never Know2:43
- 18Just for the Fun of It (Alt. Take)2:34
- 19Who's Sorry Now2:56
- 20These Foolish Things3:46
- 21Once in a While2:46
- 2.1Just One of Those Things2:14
- 2.2I Should Care2:46
- 2.3The Party's Over2:43
- 2.4Just for the Fun of It2:35
- 2.5A Cottage for Sale2:56
- 2.6I Understand2:24
- 2.7When Your Lover Has Gone2:29
- 2.8Ebony Rhapsody3:04
- 2.9Day In, Day Out2:25
- 2.10Too Little, Too Late2:58
- 2.11When My Sugar Walks Down the Street2:07
- 2.12Cold, Cold Heart3:45
- 2.13Let's Face the Music and Dance2:24
- 2.14Something Makes Me Want to Dance2:08
- 2.15I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter2:34
- 2.16Rules of the Road2:43
- 2.17Warm and Willing3:00
- 2.18Bidin' My Time2:26
- 2.19Moon Love2:09
Sound DNA
- Jazz
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Billy MayCONDUCTOR, ARRANGED BY
- Al HendricksonGUITAR
- Alex BellerVIOLIN
- Allan HarshmanVIOLA
- Alvin DinkinVIOLA
- Alvin StollerDRUMS PERCUSSION
- Ambrose RussoVIOLIN
- Andre PeeleTRUMPET
- Ann StocktonHARP
- Barney KesselGUITAR
- Bill MillerPIANO
- Bill SchaefferTROMBONE
- Bob DawesCLARINET, SAXOPHONE
- Buddy ColletteTENOR SAXOPHONE
- Carlos VidalPERCUSSION
- Charles DeremoCLARINET, SAXOPHONE
- Charles HarrisBASS
- Chuck GentryBARITONE SAXOPHONE
2 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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