A highly talked about work that takes on standard jazz with a supple sensibility.
Soul deva Chaka Khan records with an all-star line-up of jazz musicians.
The album includes "Them There Eyes," which opens with a trumpet, the ballad "I Love You Porgy," and "I Hear Music," the theme song for the movie "Dancing on a Dime."
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A:
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1)
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Them There Eyes
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2)
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All Of Me
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3)
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I Mean You
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4)
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I Love You Porgy
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5)
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Take The A Train
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B:
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I Hear Music
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2)
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High Wire - The Aerialist
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3)
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All Of Me (Alternate Take)
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4)
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Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most
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Acoustic Bass - Stanley Clarke
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Arranged By - Chick Corea
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Art Direction - Ron Coro
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Design - Kristen Kasell Nikosey
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Drums - Lenny White
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Engineer [Assistant] - Duncan Aldrich
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Engineer [Recording] - Bernie Kirsh
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Flugelhorn, Trumpet - Freddie Hubbard
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Liner Notes - Chaka Khan
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Liner Notes - Lenny White
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Photography By - Diem Jones
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Piano - Chick Corea
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Producer - Lenny White
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Tenor Saxophone - Joe Henderson
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Vocals - Chaka Khan
