Track List
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Track 1: Some Of These Days 2:12 Track 2: Trouble Is A Man 3:56 Track 3: Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying 2:27 Track 4: I'm Gonna Laugh You Right Out Of My Life 3:07 Track 5: Here's That Rainy Day 4:08 Track 6: What Is This Thing Called Love? 2:42 Track 7: All By Myself 2:52 Track 8: No Place To Go 2:43 Track 9: Just A-Sittin' And A-Rockin' 2:32 Track 10: How About Me 3:25 Track 11: Maybe You'll Be There 2:20 Track 12: Burnt Sugar 2:55
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Liner Note
This album introduces the new Sue Raney, a singer of mesmerizing artistry who makes unforgettable a dozen songs for which she obviously has a very special feeling — songs that explore the changing moods of love.
Miss Raney made an impressive debut on Capitol Records some years back as a teen-age vocalist with a voice of warmth and liquid purity. Today, a mature, strikingly lovely young woman, she is creating a sensation all over again as a singer who makes each lyric come alive with a glowing ring of truth, whose melting approach commands equally rapt attention from audiences in the swank Silver Spade Room of the Chevron Hotel in Sydney, Australia, or sophisticated Mister Kelly's in Chicago.
Miss Raney's electric uptempo style is showcased in What Is This Thing Called Love?, Some of These Days, and Just A-Sittin' and A-Rockin: She is sultry in Trouble Is a Man, bluesy in Here's That Rainy Day, the epitome of sophisticated disillusionment in I'm Gonna Laugh You Right Out of My Life. Two of the songs she sings are her own, written in collaboration with her personal manager, Ed Yelin: Burnt Sugar and No Place to Go. And, finally, there's the Irving Berlin song for which the album was named: All by Myself. Accompanied on this one number by plucked bass, Miss Raney gives it a lonely midnight moodiness that makes it something irresistible to hear.
Ralph Carmichael, who has arranged and conducted some of the finest recent albums of Nat King Cole, George Shearing and other big Capitol stars, arranged and conducts the all-star big band that deftly backs the new Sue Raney.
Produced by Lee Gillette
No Personnel listed on this LP
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