Diana Ross ‎– Lady Sings The Blues - VG+ 2 Lp Record 1972 USA Vinyl & Book - Soundtrack/Soul

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Diana Ross ‎– Lady Sings The Blues (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Label:

Motown ‎– M 758-D

Format:

2 × Vinyl, LP, Album

Country:

Released:

1972

Genre:

Jazz, Pop, Stage & Screen

Style:

Soul-Jazz, Big Band, Soundtrack, Vocal

A1	The Arrest	0:46
A2	Lady Sings The Blues	1:04
A3	Baltimore Brothel	0:27
A4	Billie Sneaks Into Dean & Dean's / Swingin' Uptown	0:54
A5	T'ain't Nobody's Bizness If I Do	1:04
A6	Big Ben / C.C. Rider	2:32
A7	All Of Me	2:20
A8	The Man I Love	2:27
A9	Them There Eyes	1:05
A10	Gardenias From Louis	2:03
A11	Cafe Manhattan / Had You Been Around / Love Theme	3:34
B1	Country Love	0:37
B2	I Cried For You	0:38
B3	Billie & Harry / Don't Explain	2:11
B4	Mean To Me	1:18
B5	Fine And Mellow	1:10
B6	What A Little Moonlight Can Do	1:47
B7	Louis Visits Billie On Tour / Love Theme	2:45
B8	Cafe Manhattan Party / Persuasion	1:45
B9	T'ain't Nobody's Bizness If I Do	3:05
B10	Agent's Office	1:10
B11	Love Is Here To Stay	1:58
C1	Fine And Mellow	2:54
C2	Lover Man (Oh, Where Can You Be?)	3:20
C3	You've Changed	2:32
C4	Gimme A Pigfoot And A Bottle Of Beer	2:04
C5	Good Morning Heartache	2:19
C6	All Of Me	2:02
D1	Love Theme	2:52
D2	My Man	3:25
D3	Don't Explain	2:09
D4	I Cried For You	2:11
D5	Strange Fruit	3:14
D6	God Bless The Child	2:41
D7	Closing Theme	1:00

Arranged By – Benny Golson, Gil Askey, Oliver Nelson
Arranged By, Conductor – Michel Legrand
Bass – Arthur Edwards, Max Bennett, George "Red" Callender*
Clarinet, Soprano Saxophone – "Caughey" Roberts*
Conductor – Gil Askey
Drums – Earl Palmer, Jesse Sailes*
Engineer [Engineering And Technical Direction] – Guy Costa
Engineer [Glen Glenn] – Dave Docendorf, John Norman (2)
Engineer [Glenn Glenn] – Gordon Day
Engineer [Mowest] – Art Stewart, Bill MacMeekin*, Cal Harris, Dave Ramsey (2), Larry Miles, Russ Terrana
Executive-Producer – Berry Gordy
Guitar, Banjo – John Collins (2)
Piano – Chester Lane, Don Abney, Gerald Wiggins
Saxophone – William "Buddy" Collette*, Ernie Watts, Georgie Auld, Jack Nimitz, Marshall Royal, Plas Johnson
Trombone – George Bohanon, Grover Mitchell, Henry Coker, Jimmy Cleveland, John Ewing, Maurice Spears
Trumpet – Albert Aarons*, Bobby Bryant, William "Cat" Anderson*, Harry "Sweets" Edison*, Teddy Buckner