About this title: Like The Art of Excellence, the album that marked Tony Bennett's return to recording in 1986, Astoria: Portrait of the Artist was a non-thematic collection of new and old songs on which Bennett was backed both by his regular trio, led by pianist Ralph Sharon, and the U.K. Orchestra. Bennett's new songwriting discovery was Charles DeForest, three of whose songs -- "When Do the Bells Ring for Me," "Where Do You Go from Love," and "I've Come Home Again" -- were included, along with songs by the Gershwins and Jerome Kern, standards like "Body and Soul," and even a re-recording of Bennett's ...
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Format: CD
Label: Sony
Date: 02/09/1990
UPC:074644534825
Description: Very Good. PLEASE READ! ! ! ***a lot of our used items have damaged cases but we base the condition on the Discs more so than cases, the details of each items condition are to be listed following this notice*** Item is mailed from New York within 48 hours, and takes about 4-10 days to arrive within the USA. International Orders may take 7-14 days. read more
Format: Cassette
Label: Columbia
Date: February 7, 1990
UPC:074644534849
Description: Very good in very good packaging. Originally released: 1990. Cassette and artwork insert are in Very Good condition. Slight wear to case. read more
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