Songs For The Jet Set - Tony Bennett

 

Song Of The Jet

If I Ruled The World

Tony Bennett

Songs For The Jet Set

Produced by Ernie Altschuler

Arranged and Conducted by Don Costa

With The Ralph Sharon Trio and The Will Bronson Singers

Featuring Al Cohn on tenor sax

Cover Photo of Tony Bennett by Don Hunstein

Aerial Photo courtesy Pan American Airways

Columbia Records CL 2343

1965

The Ralph Sharon Trio:

Ralph Sharon - Piano

Hal Gaylor - Bass

Billy Exiner - Drums

From Billboard - May 8, 1965: Another winning, cleverly conceived program. Opening with an intriguing Jobim tune, "Samba do Aviao," he segues into as the day Bart Howard wrote it. The Bennett voice on this and a Peggy Lee and Cy Coleman tune, "Then Was Then And Now Is Now," is impossible to top, especially with Don Costa providing the backing.

Song Of The Jet (Samba do Aviao)

Carlos Lyra - Guitar

Elcio Milito - Drums

Al Cohn - Tenor Sax

From "Copacabana Palace"

Fly Me To The Moon (In Other Words)

Al Cohn - Tenor Sax

How Insensitive 

Al Cohn - Tenor Sax

If I Ruled The World

From "Pickwick"

Love Scene

Take The Moment

From "Do I Hear A Waltz?"

Then Was Then And Now Is Now

Sweet Lorraine

Joe Marsala - Clarinet

Bobby Hackett - Ukulele

The Right To Love

Watch What Happens

From "The Umbrellas Of Cherbourg"

All My Tomorrows

From "Hole In My Head"

Two By Two