Features Song Lyrics for André Previn's Dinah Sings and Previn Plays album.

Album · 1959 · 15 Songs. It Had to Be You (with André Previn).

Frankie Laine, Andre Previn ‎– Frankie Laine Sings, Andre Previn Plays. Label: Rondo (2) ‎– R-2015.

Frankie Laine was born Francesco Paolo LoVecchio on March 30, 1913, to Giovanni and Cresenzia LoVecchio (née Salerno).

Although André Previn had not recorded a regular jazz album in 27 years at this point in time (discounting a pair of Itzhak Perlman sessions featuring Previn's compositions), the great majority of the performances on this trio set with guitarist Joe Pass and bassist Ray Brown are first takes. Previn took time off from his busy schedule in the classical music world to return briefly to jazz, his first love. Duke Ellington, Frankie Laine. feat: Ray Brown, Joe Pass.

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Mitchell - Bass Andre Previn - Piano Dinah Shore – Vocals. On this, the fourth of her five LPs for the label, she again teamed with André Previn, who had arranged and conducted her earlier album, Somebody Loves Me. This time, Previn took to the piano, joined only by an occasional rhythm section for another set of ballads (or, as the sleeve note put it, "songs in a mid-night mood"). Maybe sales were negligible because the Shore of this album was hard to reconcile with the grinning hostess on TV, but it probably had more to do with the overexposure TV gives any regular performer, causing the public to look for her on the small screen rather than on the record shelves. In any case, that made this album a lost gem. - - William Ruhlmann, Rovi. download (mp3 @256 kbs)

Today Andre Previn is best known as a conductor of classical music, but back in the 1950s he was quite the West Coast jazz pianist. Like Previn!" is a trio album originally made for Contemporary in 1960, and one of his last sessions for the independent label before his move to Columbia. Bassist Red Mitchell and drummer Frankie Capp join the pianist in a rare showcase of his original compositions - most of his other OJC discs are themed affairs where he covers the works of a broadway composer. His own songs are well-crafted, and the performances and sound here are impeccable