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Where Do I Go From You? » Philip Chaffin

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  • Format: CD
  • Label: PS Classics 101
  • Released: 2002-04-30
  • Barcode: 803607010126
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  • Added by: Singing Librarian
  • Tracks: Sound Clip Buy MP3  1. Where Do I Go From You? [cut from Excuse My Dust]
    Sound Clip Buy MP3  2. At Last [Orchestra Wives]
    Sound Clip Buy MP3  3. No Strings [Top Hat]
    Sound Clip Buy MP3  4. Love of My Life [Second Chorus]
    Sound Clip Buy MP3  5. Can't Teach My Old Heart New Tricks [Hollywood Hotel]
    Sound Clip Buy MP3  6. I Hear Music/Some Like It Hot [Dancing On a Dime/Some Like It Hot]
    Sound Clip Buy MP3  7. The Way You Look Tonight [Swing Time]
    Sound Clip Buy MP3  8. Love Is Here to Stay [The Goldwyn Follies]
    Sound Clip Buy MP3  9. I Wake Up in the Morning Feeling Fine [Red, Hot and Blue]
    Sound Clip Buy MP3  10. Too Marvelous for Words [Ready, Willing and Able]
    Sound Clip Buy MP3  11. There's a Lull in My Life [Wake Up and Live]
    Sound Clip Buy MP3  12. Two Blind Loves [At the Circus]
    Sound Clip Buy MP3  13. Serenade in Blue/I Wish I Didn't Love You So [Orchestra Wives/The Perils of Pauline]
    Sound Clip Buy MP3  14. Easy to Love [Born To Dance]
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Posted 2008-02-19 18:26:30:
Amazon.com: Those who fondly remember the sound of a tenor fronting a big band will love Where Do I Go from You?. Philip Chaffin exudes class in this collection of songs from old Hollywood, ranging from timeless ballads ("Easy to Love," "Love Is Here to Stay," "At Last") to the forgotten title tune (cut from MGM's 1951 Red Skelton vehicle Excuse My Dust) using luscious period orchestrations or new charts in the same spirit. Producer Tommy Krasker and conductor Eric Stern's previous collaborations have included outstanding albums for Dawn Upshaw and Audra McDonald, and the marvelous restoration of the Gershwins' Oh Kay! (on which Chaffin sung in the chorus), and they've got another winner here. --David Horiuchi

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