Johnny Hartman - Four Classic Albums Plus (Just You, Just Me / All of Me: The Debonair Mr Hartman / Songs from the Heart / And I Thought About You) (2022)
Artist: Johnny Hartman
Title: Four Classic Albums Plus (Just You, Just Me / All of Me: The Debonair Mr Hartman / Songs from the Heart / And I Thought About You)
Year Of Release: 2022
Label: AVID Jazz
Genre: Jazz, Vocal Jazz
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 2:43:42
Total Size: 767 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Four Classic Albums Plus (Just You, Just Me / All of Me: The Debonair Mr Hartman / Songs from the Heart / And I Thought About You)
Year Of Release: 2022
Label: AVID Jazz
Genre: Jazz, Vocal Jazz
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 2:43:42
Total Size: 767 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
1. Tormented (Why Must I Be) (Just You, Just Me) (02:58)
2. What's to Become of Me? (Just You, Just Me) (03:07)
3. Just You, Just Me (Just You, Just Me) (02:46)
4. A Woman Always Understands (Just You, Just Me) (02:41)
5. I Let a Song Go out of My Heart (Just You, Just Me) (02:39)
6. I'll Never Smile Again (Just You, Just Me) (02:51)
7. Just a Wearyin' for You (Just You, Just Me) (02:42)
8. Why Was I Born? (Just You, Just Me) (02:51)
9. Sometime Remind Me to Tell You (Just You, Just Me) (02:40)
10. There Goes My Heart (Just You, Just Me) (03:06)
11. I Should Care (02:59)
12. That Old Black Magic (02:41)
13. Close Your Eyes (02:31)
14. S'posin' (02:42)
15. September in the Rain (03:13)
16. Blue Skies (All of Me: The Debonair Mr. Hartman) (02:57)
17. I Could Make You Care (All of Me: The Debonair Mr. Hartman) (03:35)
18. Tenderly (All of Me: The Debonair Mr. Hartman) (03:25)
19. The Lamp Is Low (All of Me: The Debonair Mr. Hartman) (02:44)
20. While We're Young (All of Me: The Debonair Mr. Hartman) (02:57)
21. Birth of the Blues (All of Me: The Debonair Mr. Hartman) (02:56)
22. I'll Follow You (All of Me: The Debonair Mr. Hartman) (03:34)
23. I Concentrate on You (All of Me: The Debonair Mr. Hartman) (03:50)
24. Stella by Starlight (All of Me: The Debonair Mr. Hartman) (03:48)
25. I Get a Kick out of You (All of Me: The Debonair Mr. Hartman) (03:09)
26. The End of a Love Affair (All of Me: The Debonair Mr. Hartman) (03:21)
27. All of Me (All of Me: The Debonair Mr. Hartman) (02:18)
28. What Is There to Say (Songs from the Heart) (02:51)
29. Ain't Misbehavin' (Songs from the Heart) (02:51)
30. I Fall in Love Too Easily (Songs from the Heart) (02:25)
31. We'll Be Together Again (Songs from the Heart) (03:03)
32. Down in the Depths (Songs from the Heart) (03:00)
33. They Didn't Believe Me (Songs from the Heart) (02:36)
34. I'm Glad There's You (Songs from the Heart) (02:31)
35. When Your Lover Has Gone (Songs from the Heart) (03:11)
36. I'll Remember April (Songs from the Heart) (03:11)
37. I See Your Face Before Me (Songs from the Heart) (03:35)
38. September Song (Songs from the Heart) (03:52)
39. Moonlight in Vermont (Songs from the Heart) (03:08)
40. Mam'selle (And I Thought About You) (02:28)
41. To Each His Own (And I Thought About You) (02:54)
42. Sunday (And I Thought About You) (02:19)
43. Alone (And I Thought About You) (02:26)
44. Long Ago & Far Away (And I Thought About You) (02:50)
45. I Should Care (And I Thought About You) (03:14)
46. Little Girl Blue (And I Thought About You) (03:03)
47. But Beautiful (And I Thought About You) (02:54)
48. After You've Gone (And I Thought About You) (02:09)
49. There's a Lull in My Life (And I Thought About You) (03:23)
50. How Long Has This Been Going on (And I Thought About You) (02:45)
51. I Thought About You (And I Thought About You) (03:12)
52. Somebody Loves Me (02:26)
53. Stella by Starlight (03:51)
54. You Came a Long Way from St. Louis (02:54)
55. Misty (03:08)
AVID Jazz continues with its Four Classic Album series with a re-mastered 2CD release from Johnny Hartman complete with original artwork, liner notes and personnel details.
"Just You, Just Me"; "All Of Me: The Debonair Mr. Hartman"; "Songs From The Heart" and "And I Thought About You" plus nine bonus tracks.
In the AVID tradition of releasing albums not only by the big and famous names in jazz but also the not so big and famous names, but none the less great artists and fully worthy of your attention, we welcome to the AVID catalogue an incredible jazz singer by the name of Johnny Hartman. Born in Louisiana in 1923, Hartman was a baritone singer who became known primarily as a jazz ballad singer. Although as you will discover when you listen to our selected albums, he could also swing with the best of them. Following early stints with Earl Hines, Dizzy Gillespie and Errol Garner, Johnny went solo in 1950 and five years later released his first proper album "Songs From The Heart" which featured Howard McGhee on trumpet and Tony Bennett's piano player, Ralph Sharon at the ivories. Just a quick run through of some of the fine jazz men who played alongside Johnny would have to include the following - Lucky Thompson, Jerome Richardson, Ernie Royal, Milt Hinton, Osie Johnson, Ernie Wilkins, Frank Rehak and Hank Jones. It's also worth noting when trying to assess the talent of Johnny Hartman that not long after recording the last album in our set he was teaming up with none other than John Coltrane for what would be Trane's only album with a singer. Trane's thoughts were summed up in the following quote, "I just felt something about him, I don't know what it was. I like his sound, I thought there was something there I had to hear so I looked him up and did that album". Word had it that Coltrane was keen to record another album with Johnny but sadly that never happened. Perhaps also worth noting for any Andrew Hill fans is our four bonus tracks on CD2 featuring Johnny with the great and much missed pianist in a live setting in St. Louis from 1961.
"Just You, Just Me"; "All Of Me: The Debonair Mr. Hartman"; "Songs From The Heart" and "And I Thought About You" plus nine bonus tracks.
In the AVID tradition of releasing albums not only by the big and famous names in jazz but also the not so big and famous names, but none the less great artists and fully worthy of your attention, we welcome to the AVID catalogue an incredible jazz singer by the name of Johnny Hartman. Born in Louisiana in 1923, Hartman was a baritone singer who became known primarily as a jazz ballad singer. Although as you will discover when you listen to our selected albums, he could also swing with the best of them. Following early stints with Earl Hines, Dizzy Gillespie and Errol Garner, Johnny went solo in 1950 and five years later released his first proper album "Songs From The Heart" which featured Howard McGhee on trumpet and Tony Bennett's piano player, Ralph Sharon at the ivories. Just a quick run through of some of the fine jazz men who played alongside Johnny would have to include the following - Lucky Thompson, Jerome Richardson, Ernie Royal, Milt Hinton, Osie Johnson, Ernie Wilkins, Frank Rehak and Hank Jones. It's also worth noting when trying to assess the talent of Johnny Hartman that not long after recording the last album in our set he was teaming up with none other than John Coltrane for what would be Trane's only album with a singer. Trane's thoughts were summed up in the following quote, "I just felt something about him, I don't know what it was. I like his sound, I thought there was something there I had to hear so I looked him up and did that album". Word had it that Coltrane was keen to record another album with Johnny but sadly that never happened. Perhaps also worth noting for any Andrew Hill fans is our four bonus tracks on CD2 featuring Johnny with the great and much missed pianist in a live setting in St. Louis from 1961.
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