Peggy Lee /

The Nelson Riddle Sessions JUMP FOR JOY + THE MAN I LOVE + 3 bonus tracks



01. Jump For Joy 2:07

02. Back In Your Own Back Yard 2:29

03. When My Sugar Walks Down The Street 2:01

04. I Hear Music 2:10

05. Just In Time 2:54

06. Old Devil Moon 3:01

07. What A Little Moonlight Can Do 2:45

08. Four Or Five Times 2:35

09. Music! Music! Music! 2:33

10. Cheek To Cheek 2:49

11. The Glory Of Love 2:38

12. Ain't We Got Fun? 2:15

13. The Man I Love 3:49

14. Please Be Kind 4:16

15. Happiness Is A Thing Called Joe 4:07

16. Just One Way To Say I Love You 2:55

17. That's All 2:57

18. Something Wonderful 3:18

19. He's My Guy 4:15

20. Then I'll Be Tired Of You 2:33

21. My Heart Stood Still 2:49

22. If I Should Lose You 2:26

23. There Is No Greater Love 3:42

24. The Folks That Live On The Hill 3:42

25. Baby, Baby Wait For Me 2:31*

26. Listen To The Rockin' Bird 2:17*

27. Uninvited Dream 2:30*

Total Time: 78:36

*From the same sessions but not included on the original LPs.



メンバー：PEGGY LEE, vocals on all tracks, with:

1-12: Jump for Joy

Orchestra conducted and arranged by NELSON RIDDLE.

Featuring Harry "Sweets" Edison,

Pete Candoli, Shorty Sherock, Conrad Gozzo (tp), Joe Cook, Harry Klee (sax),

Murray McEachern, George Roberts, Juan Tizol (tb),

Al Hendrickson (g), Jimmy Rowles (p), Joe Comfort (b), Mel Lewis (ds), among others.

The Capitol Tower, Hollywood, December 1957-January 1958.

Original sessions produced by Milt Gabler.

13-24: The Man I Love

Orchestra conducted by FRANK SINATRA. Arrangements by NELSON RIDDLE.

Featuring, Harry “Sweets” Edison, Mannie Klein (tp),

Juan Tizol, George Roberts (tb), Buddy Collette, Harry Klee (as),

Lou Levy (p), Max Bennett (b), Lou Singer (ds), among others.

Hollywood, April 2-8, 1957. Original sessions produced by Frank Sinatra.

*BONUS TRACKS (25-27):

25: Orchestra conducted and arranged by NELSON RIDDLE,

featuring Plas Johnson (sax).

The Capitol Tower, Hollywood, April 13, 1957.

26-27: Orchestra conducted and arranged by NELSON RIDDLE.

The Capitol Tower, Hollywood,August 30, 1957.