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To Be With You

Brian Swartz

Label: DistroKid
Released: 2020
Duration: 01:21:00
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Tracks

01. All of You (Cole Porter); 02. I Could Fall in Love With Her; 03. To Be With You (Music & Lyrics by Brian Swartz); 04. Jane’s Domain (Music by Brian Swartz); 05. Old Friends (Music & Lyrics by Brian Swartz); 06. Who’s Bob? - Short Version (Music & Lyrics by Brian Swartz); 07. Invitation (Bronislau Kaper); 08. Molly & Vern (Music by Brian Swartz); 09. Night and Day (Cole Porter); 10. The Very Thought of You (Ray Noble); 11. You Don’t Know What Love Is (Raye/DePaul); 12. Nobody Else But Me (Jerome Kern); 13. Too Marvelous For Words (Johnny Mercer/Richard Whiting); 14. Who’s Bob? - Long Version (Music & Lyrics by Brian Swartz); 15. To Be With You - Short Version (Music & Lyrics by Brian Swartz);

Personnel

Brian Swartz

trumpet

Steve Cotter

guitar

Chris Colangelo

bass

Kendall Kay

drums

John Beasley

piano

Scott Healy

organ, Hammond B3

Keith Fiddmont

saxophone, tenor

Additional Personnel / Information

Brian Swartz - Trumpet, Flugelhorn, Vocals, Composer, Arranger, Producer Steve Cotter - Guitar, Chris Colangelo - Bass, Kendall Kay - Drums Special Guests John Beasley - Fender Rhodes on To Be With You Courtesy of Mack Avenue Records Keith Fiddmont - Tenor Sax on Molly & Vern, You Don’t Know What Love Is Scott Healy - Hammond Digital B3 on Molly & Vern, Who’s Bob? Recorded by Dennis Moody in Los Angeles, CA Vocals Produced and Recorded by Brendan McKian Mixed and Mastered by Jimmy Branly at JBranly Studios in Sherman Oaks, CA Cover photography by Rachel Green

Album Description

Brian Swartz's 5th jazz album as a leader is his first to feature his vocals. Swartz pays homage the tradition of the great jazz trumpeter/vocalists like Louis Armstrong, Chet Baker, Kenny Dorham, Clark Terry & Jack Sheldon but with a style that is all his own. Containing 4 original songs, 2 instrumentals & 7 jazz standards all arranged by Swartz, "To Be With You" is a hard blowing jazz record to accompany his lyrical, dynamic & visceral vocals.

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