Autumn In New York
With Darlene Edwards
Columbia CL 1024
1957
From the back cover: This album was originally conceived as a piano album, but the careful listener will detect a voice amidst the twinkling arpeggios. It is, of course, that of Mrs. Edwards, or, as she is known to her many friends and admires, Darlene. Mrs. Edwards, who is now a prominent clubwoman and a driving force in her community, returned from private life to take part in this album, selecting her own repertoire of sophisticated songs, several of which she originally introduced in Trenton, New Jersey. Once Mre. Edwards had forcefully expressed her willingness to participate in this album, Jonathan, always the devoted husband in spite of the many demands on his time and energy, accepted graciously.
It Might As Well Be Spring
Poor Butterfly
Autumn In New York
Nola
Stardust
It's Magic
Sunday, Monday or Always
Jealousy
Cocktails For Two
Dizzy Fingers
Three Coins In The Fountain
You're Blasé
Its great to hear Jo Stafford doing a "Florence Foster Jenkins"...with Paul Weston doing a piano version of "FFJ"...any chance of sending me a link to this great record ...Cheers...Mick...
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Jo and Paul having fun. This is a must!
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