There's A Lull In My Life
George Shearing Plays
With the Quintet and String Choir
Arrangements by George Shearing and Ralph Carmichael
Produced by Lee Gillette and Tom Morgan
Cover Photo: Capitol Photo Studio - Ken Veeder
Capitol Records SW 1675
1962
From Billboard - March 17, 1962: This pairing seems almost natural for heavy action, radio and storewide alike. Cole warbles in his usual polished, professional manner against Shearing's fine, often gospel-styled piano here, all of it augmented neatly by a choir of strings. "September Song," "A Beautiful Friendship" (once recorded by Ella Fitzgerald) and "I Got It Bad" are among the tracks. Buyers, incidentally, get an extra LP bonus of six tracks of Cole and another six by Shearing, from earlier albums by each, which should assure success.
September Song
Pick Yourself Up
I Got It Bad And That Ain't Good
Let There Be Love
Azure-te
Lost April
A Beautiful Friendship
In Other Words
Serenata
I'm Lost
There's A Lull In My Life
Don't Go
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