Mabel Mercer: The Art of Mabel Mercer

Mabel Mercer: The Art of Mabel Mercer - Collectables - COLS 6838 - 090431683828

Artist: Mabel Mercer
Genre: Rock ~ Cabaret
Label: Collectables
Catalog No: COLS 6838
Format: CD
Release Date: 2001-08-14 (Original ~ 1952)
Number of Discs: 1
Running time: 78 min. 20 sec.
Studio/Live: Studio
Mono/Stereo: Stereo
UPC Code: 090431683828

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Audio Samples

>While We're Young
>First Warm Day in May, The
>Let Me Love You
>You Will Wear Velvet
>Some Fine Day
>Remind Me
>It Happens All Over the World
>Hello, Young Lovers
>Feuilles Mortes, Les (Autumn Leaves)
>Over the Weekend
>Goodbye John
>Did You Ever Cross Over to Sneeden's
>Thank You for the Flowers
>It Was Worth It
>Early Morning Blues
>Ivory Tower
>By Myself
>Charm
>Little Girl Blue
>Trouble Man
>End of a Love Affair, The
>From This Moment On
>You Are Not My First Love
>Just One of Those Things
>Riviera, The
>Sunday in Savannah
>Carry Me Back to Old Manhattan
>Would You Believe It?

Track List

>While We're Young
>First Warm Day in May, The
>Let Me Love You
>You Will Wear Velvet
>Some Fine Day
>Remind Me
>It Happens All Over the World
>Hello, Young Lovers
>Feuilles Mortes, Les (Autumn Leaves)
>Over the Weekend
>Goodbye John
>Did You Ever Cross Over to Sneeden's
>Thank You for the Flowers
>It Was Worth It
>Early Morning Blues
>Ivory Tower
>By Myself
>Charm
>Little Girl Blue
>Trouble Man
>End of a Love Affair, The
>From This Moment On
>You Are Not My First Love
>Just One of Those Things
>Riviera, The
>Sunday in Savannah
>Carry Me Back to Old Manhattan
>Would You Believe It?

Album Notes

Originally released on Atlantic (602). Includes liner notes by Alec Wilder and Gary Kramer.

Personnel: Mabel Mercer (vocals).

Liner Note Author: Mary Ellen Mason.

Good two-record anthology that features outstanding cabaret vocalist Mabel Mercer. Her approach was brillant, but not for everyone; it was stiff by jazz phrasing standards, and put far more emphasis on technique than feeling. Yet, few have been better at doing highly stylized material. ~ Ron Wynn



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