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A Touch Of Elegance

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What's New
Artist: André Previn & His Orchestra
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I Remember You
Artist: André Previn & His Orchestra
2:32
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When Will I Hear From You
Artist: André Previn & His Orchestra
3:05
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Signing Off
Artist: André Previn & His Orchestra
2:36
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Perdido
2:33
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A Portrait Of Bert Williams
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A Touch Of Elegance
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What Am I Here For
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Le Sucrier Velours
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Mack The Knife
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Bilbao-Song
4:05
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Travelin' Light
2:42
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Gone With The Wind
3:04
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Lost In The Stars
Artist: André Previn & His Orchestra
3:31
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Meet Me Halfway
3:12
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Bye Bye Blackbird
3:33
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Intersection
4:07
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Don't Sing Along
4:52
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Total Tracks: 18   Total Length: 60:29

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They Say All Music Guide

This CD draws its material from five of pianist Andre Previn’s Columbia albums of the 1961-62 period. Three of the five albums (13 of the 18 selections on this sampler) feature Previn’s piano backed by string orchestras on well-played but easy-listening music that rarely wanders from the melody. Two other songs are taken from a quartet set with trombonist J.J. Johnson while three pieces feature guitarist Herb Ellis and these are more adventurous but overall the music on this CD is overly safe; tasteful but predictable. – Scott Yanow