Moonlight In Vermont

John Blackburn (letra) e Karl Suessdorf (música) Moonlight In Vermont (1944) "Pennies in a stream Falling leaves a sycamore Moonlight in Vermont Icy fingers wave Ski trails on a mountain side Snow light in Vermont Telegraph cables, they sing down the highway And travel each bend in the road People who meet, in this romantic setting Are so hypnotized by the lovely Evening summer breeze Warbling of a meadowlark Moonlight in Vermont You and I and Moonlight in Vermont" 01: Margaret Whiting com a Billy Butterfield's Orchestra (1944); 02: Johnny Smith com Stan Getz (1952, Moonlight in Vermont); 03: Chet Baker & Gerry Mulligan (1953, Moonlight in Vermont); 04: Ella Fitzgerald e Louis Armstrong (1956, Ella and Louis); 05: Billie Holiday (1957, Body and Soul); 06: Frank Sinatra (1958, Come Fly With Me); 07: Sarah Vaughan (1958, No Count Sarah); 08: Sam Cooke (1958, Sam Cooke); 09: Dorothy Ashby com Frank Wess (1958, Hip Harp)

Fly Me To The Moon (In Other Words)

Bart Howard (música e letra) Fly Me To The Moon (In Other Words) (1954) "Poets often use many words To say a simple thing It takes thought and Time and rhyme To make a poem sing With music and words I've been playing For you I have written a song To be sure that you know What I'm saying I'll translate as I'll go along Fly me to the moon And let me play among the stars Let me see what spring is like On Jupiter and Mars In other words Hold my hand In other words Darling kiss me Fill my heart with song And let me sing for ever more You are all I long for All I worship and adore In other words Please be true In other words I love you Fill my heart with song And let me sing for ever more You are all I long for All I worship and adore In other words Please be true In other words I love you" Kaye Ballard ‎(1954, In Other Words / Lazy Afternoon); Johnny Mathis (1956, Johnny Mathis); Peggy Lee (1960, Pretty Eyes); Nat King Cole (1962, Nat King Cole Sings / George Shearing Plays); Julie London (1963, The End Of The World); Brenda Lee (1963, All Alone Am I); Judy Garland (1963.09.20, The Judy Garland Show, ep.7); Oscar Peterson (1964, The Oscar Peterson Trio Plays); Frank Sinatra e Count Basie ‎(1964, It Might As Well Be Swing); Sarah Vaughan (1966, ‎You're Mine You);

How High the Moon

Sarah Vaughan In The Land Of Hi-Fi (1956) Mais um noite de Lua Cheia. Desta vez é a sexta música de um álbum de Sarah Vaughan que dá o mote. 01: Over the Rainbow; 02: Soon; 03: Cherokee; 04: I'll Never Smile Again; 05: Don't Be on the Outside; 06: How High the Moon; 07: It Shouldn't Happen to a Dream; 08: Sometimes I'm Happy; 09: Maybe; 10: An Occasional Man; 11: Why Can't I?; 12: Oh My

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Oh! You Crazy Moon

Jimmy Van Heusen (música) e Johnny Burke (letra) Oh! You Crazy Moon (1939) "When they met, the way they smiled, I saw that I was through Oh, you crazy moon, what did you do? And when they kissed, they tried to say that it was just in fun Oh, you crazy moon, look what you've done Once you promised me, you know that it would never end You should be ashamed to show your funny face, my friend There they are, they fell in love, I guess you think that you're smart Oh, you crazy moon, you broke my heart Once you promised me, you know, that it would never end You should be ashamed to show your funny face, my friend" Tommy Dorsey ‎(1939); Art Tatum (1939); Glenn Miller Orchestra (1939, Oh! You Crazy Moon); Chris Connor (1956, He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not); Mel Tormé (1960, Swingin' on the Moon); Sarah Vaughan (1963, Snowbound); Tony Bennett ‎(1964, When Lights Are Low); Wes Montgomery (1966, California Dreaming); Frank Sinatra ‎(1966, Moonlight Sinatra); Peggy Lee (1969, Extra Special!); Chet Baker (1979, Broken Wing)

Full Moon and Empty Arms

Buddy Kaye e Ted Mossman Full Moon and Empty Arms (1945) Uma canção dos anos quarenta baseada no Concerto para Piano n.º 2 em Dó Menor, Op. 18, de Sergei Rachmaninoff, interpretada de várias formas por vários artistas. "Full moon and empty arms The moon is there for us to share But where are you? A night like this could weave a memory And every kiss could start a dream for two Full moon and empty arms Tonight, I'll use the magic moon To wish upon And next full moon If my one wish comes true My empty arms will be filled with you" Frank Sinatra (1946, Full Moon And Empty Arms / You Are Too Beautiful); Ray Noble & Orchestra (1946); Erroll Garner Trio (1946); Eddie Fisher (1952, Full Moon And Empty Arms / That Old Feeling); Carmel Jones (1961, The Remarkable Carmel Jones); Robert Goulet (1962, Always You); Freddie Hubbard (1962, Here To Stay); The Platters (1963, Sing Of Your Moonlight Memories); Sarah Vaughan (1966, Sarah Slightly Classical); Steve Kuhn Trio (2006, Pavane For A Dead Princess); Bob Dylan (2015, Shadows In The Night) Sergei Rachmaninoff interpreta o próprio Concerto para Piano N.º 2 em Dó Menor, Op. 18; 1. Moderato; 2. Adagio Sostenuto;3. Allegro Scherzando