Bennett/Berlin

1987 studio album by Tony Bennett From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Bennett/Berlin is an album by the American musician Tony Bennett, released in 1987.[1][2] It is a tribute to Irving Berlin.[3] Dizzy Gillespie, Dexter Gordon, and George Benson guested on the album.[4]

Released1987
Length30:32
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Bennett/Berlin
Studio album by
Released1987
GenreVocal jazz
Length30:32
LabelColumbia
ProducerDanny Bennett
Tony Bennett chronology
The Art of Excellence
(1986)
Bennett/Berlin
(1987)
Astoria: Portrait of the Artist
(1990)
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Sony Music Distribution included the album in the 2011 box set The Complete Collection.[5]

Critical reception

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The Chicago Tribune wrote that Bennett's "wisdom, emotional insight and interpretative daring have grown by leaps and bounds."[9] The Washington Post opined that "Bennett sounds relaxed, comfortable and affectionate toward the material, though his voice is noticeably weathered."[10] The Philadelphia Inquirer praised the "aging hipster's cool confidence in his phrasing."[7]

Track listing

All songs were written by Irving Berlin.

  1. "They Say It's Wonderful" - 2:02
  2. "Isn't This a Lovely Day?" - 3:19
  3. "All of My Life" - 4:37
  4. "Now it Can Be Told" - 2:24
  5. "The Song is Ended (but the Melody Lingers On)" - 2:59
  6. "When I Lost You" - 1:13
  7. "Cheek to Cheek" - 3:25
  8. "Let Yourself Go" - 1:28
  9. "Let's Face the Music and Dance" - 1:55
  10. "Shaking the Blues Away" - 1:47
  11. "Russian Lullaby" - 2:11
  12. "White Christmas" - 3:05

Personnel

Production

  • Danny Bennett – producer
  • Tom Chiappa – production coordination
  • Dae Bennett – engineer
  • Bob Ludwig – mastering
  • Josephine DiDonato – artwork
  • Annie Leibovitz – photography

References

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