I Like To Sing

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I Like To Sing! Arranged, Conducted and Produced by J. Billy VerPlanck.

Ben Aronov, piano

Jay Leonhart, bass

Luther Rix, drums

Roy Babbington, bass

Andy Vinter, piano

Geoff Eales, piano

John Horler, piano

Mike Smith, drums

Bobby Worth, drums

"I Like to Sing!" -- a reissue of Marlene's sixth Audiophile collection, initially released in 1983 and now augmented by seven additional tracks recorded in 1998 -- features the singer with two superb groups of accompanists.
The musicians on the earlier tracks, recorded in New York, are pianist Ben Aronov, bassist Jay Leonhart and drummer Luther Rix. Back in 1983, they were accompanying Marlene nightly in a highly successful supper club appearance that became the focal point of a video profile on Charles Kuralt's CBS show, "Sunday Morning."
The newly recorded material united Marlene and the Roy Babbington Trio for three days of recording in a London studio. The trio, whose members alternated during the recording sessions, included Roy Babbington, bass; Andy Vinter, Geoff Eales and John Horler, piano; and Mike Smith and Bobby Worth, drums. J. Billy VerPlanck arranged, conducted and produced both sessions.

Highly Emotional State

Medley

It Could Happen To You

Love Walked In

Here I Go Again

Let Yourself Go

All The Things You Are

Here's That Sunny Day

(I Think Of You) With Every Breath I Take

All Or Nothing At All

Incurably Romantic

The One I Love Belongs To Someone Else

Instead Of Saying Goodbye

The Man That Got Away

Song On The Sand

Where Am I Going?

Don't Worry 'Bout Me

That's How I Love The Blues

Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out To Dry

Just One Of Those Things

Track List (sequence)	REAL AUDIO	Production Notes
I Like To Sing!		Arranged, Conducted and Produced by J. Billy VerPlanck. Ben Aronov, piano Jay Leonhart, bass Luther Rix, drums Roy Babbington, bass Andy Vinter, piano Geoff Eales, piano John Horler, piano Mike Smith, drums Bobby Worth, drums "I Like to Sing!" -- a reissue of Marlene's sixth Audiophile collection, initially released in 1983 and now augmented by seven additional tracks recorded in 1998 -- features the singer with two superb groups of accompanists. The musicians on the earlier tracks, recorded in New York, are pianist Ben Aronov, bassist Jay Leonhart and drummer Luther Rix. Back in 1983, they were accompanying Marlene nightly in a highly successful supper club appearance that became the focal point of a video profile on Charles Kuralt's CBS show, "Sunday Morning." The newly recorded material united Marlene and the Roy Babbington Trio for three days of recording in a London studio. The trio, whose members alternated during the recording sessions, included Roy Babbington, bass; Andy Vinter, Geoff Eales and John Horler, piano; and Mike Smith and Bobby Worth, drums. J. Billy VerPlanck arranged, conducted and produced both sessions.
Highly Emotional State
Medley It Could Happen To You Love Walked In
Here I Go Again
Let Yourself Go
All The Things You Are
Here's That Sunny Day
(I Think Of You) With Every Breath I Take
All Or Nothing At All
Incurably Romantic
The One I Love Belongs To Someone Else
Instead Of Saying Goodbye
The Man That Got Away
Song On The Sand
Where Am I Going?
Don't Worry 'Bout Me
That's How I Love The Blues
Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out To Dry
Just One Of Those Things