- THE HARRY WARREN WEB SITE -
www.harrywarren.org
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This page is here to give details about the all-Harry Warren
CD with performances by a good friend of mine, pianist Alex Hassan. Please feel
free to browse through the details of the CD below. Forty-two songs are
performed in their entirety within 14 tracks on this CD and I highly recommend
it to everyone. I am sold out of copies of this CD. Thank you to all
who ordered, and thank you for your interest in this CD and the music of Harry
Warren.
A full track listing WITH 30-second samples of five tracks from the CD can be found below.
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Title: Jeepers Creepers: Alex Hassan Plays Harry Warren
Performer: Alex Hassan (www.noveltypiano.com)
Recording Location: Beverly Hills, CA
Recording Date: 1998
Recording Engineer: Warren Trachtman (www.trachtman.org)
CD Mastering: Philip Legg
Liner notes/biography: 16 page booklet with photos
Biographical notes/Sheet music cover scans/photos: David Jenkins (www.harrywarren.org)
Miscellaneous notes: Alex Hassan (www.noveltypiano.com)
In Memory Of: Tom Steuer
Label: Shellwood Productions
Executive Producer: Mike Lorenzini
Tracks: 14
Songs performed: 42
Price: SOLD OUT
Release Date: May 01, 2002 |
Track listing:
All music by Harry Warren
All lyrics by Al Dubin, unless otherwise noted
SPECIAL NOTE FOR MP3 SAMPLES: SAMPLES OF FIVE TRACKS ARE AVAILABLE ON THIS
WEB SERVER. TO PLAY THE FILES, YOU MUST HAVE A MEDIA PLAYER ON YOUR
COMPUTER THAT SUPPORTS MP3 FILES, LIKE THE LATEST VERSION OF MICROSOFT MEDIA
PLAYER, WHICH IS AVAILABLE FOR WINDOWS PC AND MAC OS AT http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/download/default.asp.
ENJOY THE SAMPLES!!
PLEASE DO NOT REDISTRIBUTE THE DOWNLOADABLE SAMPLES. THEY ARE HERE FOR
PROMOTION OF THE CD ONLY, AND ARE NOT TO BE USED FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE.
THE FILES ARE PRESENTED HERE WITH WRITTEN PERMISSION FROM ALEX HASSAN AND ARE
PLACED HERE IN COMPLIANCE WITH ASCAP RULES VIA MY ONLINE LICENSING AGREEMENT,
WHICH COVERS THIS ENTIRE WEB SITE.
1. "Gold Diggers Of 1933" Selection (1933) [7:19]
"The Gold Diggers' Song (We're In The Money)"
MP3 SAMPLE
"Shadow Waltz"
"Remember My Forgotten Man"
"I've Got To Sing A Torch Song"
"Pettin' In The Park"
2. "Colleen" Selection (1936) [5:44]
"Summer Night"
"An Evening With You"
"I Don't Have To Dream Again"
"You Gotta Know How To Dance"
3. "Go Into Your Dance" Selection (1935) [5:06]
"Go Into Your Dance"
"The Little Things You Used To Do"
"About A Quarter To Nine"
"She's A Latin From Manhattan"
4. "Serenade In Blue" (from "Orchestra Wives") (1942) (Lyric by Mack Gordon)
[1:49]
5. "42nd Street" Selection (1933) [5:45]
"Young And Healthy"
"Shuffle Off To Buffalo"
"You're Getting To Be A Habit With Me"
"Forty-Second Street"
MP3 SAMPLE
6. "Gold Diggers Of 1935" Selection (1935) [4:36]
"Lullaby Of Broadway"
"The Words Are In My Heart"
"I'm Goin' Shoppin' With You"
7. The Lush 1940's [4:56]
"There Will Never Be Another You" (from "Iceland") (1942) (Lyric by Mack Gordon)
"At Last" (from "Orchestra Wives") (1942) (Lyric by Mack Gordon)
MP3 SAMPLE
"This Heart Of Mine" (from "Ziegfeld Follies") (1946) (Lyric by Arthur Freed)
8. "Twenty Million Sweethearts" Selection (1934) [4:20]
"(You May Not Be An Angel, But) I'll String Along With You"
"Fair And Warmer"
"(You May Not Be An Angel, But) I'll
String Along With You" (Reprise)
9. Mixed Melodies - Part 1 [7:07]
"I'd Rather Listen To Your Eyes" (from "Shipmates Forever") (1935)
"Keep Young And Beautiful" (from
"Roman Scandals") (1933)
"Shanghai Lil" (from "Footlight Parade") (1933)
"You're An Education" (out-take from "Gold Diggers In Paris") (1938)
"Fifth Avenue" (from "Young People") (1940) (Lyric by Mack Gordon)
10. "You're My Everything" (from "The Laugh Parade") (1931) (Lyric by Mort Dixon & Joe Young)
[3:00] MP3 SAMPLE
11. "Dames" Selection (1934) [4:51]
"Dames"
"I Only Have Eyes For You"
MP3 SAMPLE
12. "Wonder Bar" Selection (1934) [3:47]
"Don't Say Good-Night"
"Wonder Bar"
"Why Do I Dream Those Dreams?"
13. Mixed Melodies - Part 2 [5:53]
"You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby" (from "Hard To Get") (1938) (Lyric by Johnny Mercer)
"The Boulevard Of Broken Dreams (Gigolo And Gigolette)" (from "Moulin Rouge") (1934)
"September In The Rain" (from "Melody
For Two") (1937)
"Jeepers Creepers" (from "Going Places") (1938) (Lyric by Johnny Mercer)
14. "Ooh, That Kiss" (from "The Laugh Parade") (1931) (Lyric by Mort Dixon & Joe Young)
[1:44]
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