Poor Little Rich Girl
Bennet & Basie
Tony Bennett & Count Basie
Produced by Teddy Reig
Roulette R 25231
1963
From the back cover: The band's power bursts through "Poor Little Rich Girl" in a solid-stepping climax following a vocal distinguished for its clipped inflection of the affable lyric and a warm open-trumpet solo by Thad Jones. The power of the Basie rhythm section, and especially Freddie Green on guitar and Eddie Jones on bass, is displayed in "Growing Pains." This tender saga of adolescent awareness of adolescence is supported only by rhythm and flute (Frank Wess) – giving the whole thing a pleasant poignancy, which the song and Tony's singing thoroughly deserve. – Barry Ulanov
Strike Up The Band
I Guess I'll Have To Change My Plans
Chicago
With Plenty Of Money And You
Anything Goes
Life Is A Song
I've Grown Accustomed To Her Face
Jeepers Creepers
Growing Pains
Poor Little Rich Girl
Are You Havin' Any Fun
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