Released: 1988
Format: CD, Album
Sleeve condition: Very Good Plus
Media condition: Very Good Plus

Tracklist:
[1] I Can Cook Too
[2] Stockholm Sweetnin’
[3] Smoke Gets In Your Eyes
[4] True Love
[5] Across The Alley From The Alamo
[6] How Long Has This Been Going On?
[7] Lazy Afternoon
[8] Love Letters
[9] They Can’t Take That Away From Me
[10] Mood Indigo
[11] Cry Me A River
[12] Someone Is Standing Outside
[13] Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most

Inspirational source of Tracks –
“I Can Cook Too”, originally performed by Nancy Walker in the 1944 musical “On The Town”.
“Stockholm Sweetnin'”, Quincy Jones’ “This Is How i Feel About Jazz” album on MCA Records.
“Smoke Gets In Your Eyes”, The Platters album “The Platters” on Mercury Records 1958.
“True Love”, Soundtrack from the 1956 Bing Crosby/Grace Kelly film “High Society”.
“Across The Alley From The Alamo”, Mills Bros.’ album “Mills Brothers Greatest Hits on MCA Records.
“How Long Has This Been Going On?”, from the collected works of Gershwin.
“Lazy Afternoon”, Morgana King on album “A Taste of Honey” Mainstream Records.
“Love Letters”, Ketty Lester’s “Love Letters” single on CTB Records.
“They Can’t Take That Away From Me”, “Fred Astaire Sings” album on MCA and Fred Astaire 1930 RKO Film, “Shall We Dance”.
“Mood Indigo”, from the 1930 Duke Ellington single.
“Cry Me A River”, Julie London, from “Julie Is her Hame” album on Liberty Records 1957.
“Someone Is Standing Outside”, Thelma Houston’s “Sunshower” album on Motown Records 1969.
“Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most”, from the Gene Hackman performance in the 1983 Orion Pictures film “Under Fire”.

& 1988 Qwest Records.