Detailed item info | Track listing | 1. People 2. I've Heard That Song Before 3. I Know About Love 4. Let's See What Happens 5. I Don't Want to Walk Without You, Baby 6. Nice She Ain't 7. Home Is the Place 8. Little Girl From Little Rock 9. Come Out, Come Out Wherever You Are 10. Who Are You Now? 11. Not Mine 12. Music That Makes Me Dance, The 13. Overture (I) 14. Small World (II) 15. You'll Never Get Away From Me (III) 16. All I Need Is the Girl (IV) 17. Everything's Coming up Roses (V) 18. I Fall in Love Too Easily 19. Look at You, Look at Me 20. Guy in the Polka Dotted Tie, The 21. I Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out to Dry 22. Some Other Time (I) 23. Just in Time (II) 24. It's Been a Long, Long Time (III) 25. Sunday 26. Long Before I Knew You (I) 27. Party's Over, The (II) 28. Make Someone Happy (III) 29. I'll Walk Alone (I) 30. It's Magic (II) 31. Things We Did Last Summer, The (III) 32. Time After Time (IV) 33. Melody From "The Red Shoes"
| | Details | | Playing time: | 58 min. | | Contributing artists: | Jule Styne | | Producer: | Judith Sherman, M.Feinstein | | Distributor: | WEA (distr) | | Recording type: | Studio | | Recording mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | ADD |
| | Album notes | Personnel: Michael Feinstein (vocals); Jule Styne (vocals, piano). Producers: Judith Sherman, Michael Feinstein. Booklet includes an interview with Jule Styne conducted by Michael Feinstein. Few (if any male) latter-day standards singers imbue the songbooks with such passion and grace as Michael Feinstein. His crack at Brit-born genius Jule Styne would be among his best, even if it didn't include cameos by the gravel-voiced Styne himself. Feinstein's breathy, perfectly melancholy take on "I Don't Want to Walk Without You, Baby" as his fingers dance delicately upon the keys may be the definitive modern version. Many of the songs are short takes, but this ensures he hits all the high notes before closing on the exquisite "Time After Time," with an absolutely haunting coda of Styne interjecting in, asking if he can "sing the last 8 bars," musing how he's "so lucky to be Jule Styne." It's a truly incredible musical moment.
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