Name: Unforgettable
Brand: PASS,JOE
SKU: 120566
Price: 13.92 GBP
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Unforgettable

Rating

Album: Unforgettable
#	Song Title		Time
1)	My Romance	More Info...	3:57
2)	The Very Thought Of You	More Info...	4:09
3)	I Cover The Waterfront	More Info...	4:15
4)	Isn't It Romantic?	More Info...	3:13
5)	Walkin' My Baby Back Home	More Info...	2:42
6)	Autumn Leaves	More Info...	2:32
7)	'Round Midnight	More Info...	5:14
8)	I Should Care	More Info...	3:29
9)	Unforgettable	More Info...	2:16
10)	Don't Worry 'Bout Me	More Info...	4:08
11)	Spring Is Here	More Info...	3:24
12)	Moonlight In Vermont	More Info...	3:29
13)	April In Paris	More Info...	3:38
14)	Stardust	More Info...	3:27
15)	You'll Never Know	More Info...	2:39
16)	After You've Gone	More Info...	2:32
17)	I Can't Believe You're In Love With Me	More Info...	2:56

Album: Unforgettable
#	Song Title		Time
1)	My Romance	More Info...	3:57
2)	The Very Thought Of You	More Info...	4:09
3)	I Cover The Waterfront	More Info...	4:15
4)	Isn't It Romantic?	More Info...	3:13
5)	Walkin' My Baby Back Home	More Info...	2:42
6)	Autumn Leaves	More Info...	2:32
7)	'Round Midnight	More Info...	5:14
8)	I Should Care	More Info...	3:29
9)	Unforgettable	More Info...	2:16
10)	Don't Worry 'Bout Me	More Info...	4:08
11)	Spring Is Here	More Info...	3:24
12)	Moonlight In Vermont	More Info...	3:29
13)	April In Paris	More Info...	3:38
14)	Stardust	More Info...	3:27
15)	You'll Never Know	More Info...	2:39
16)	After You've Gone	More Info...	2:32
17)	I Can't Believe You're In Love With Me	More Info...	2:56

Performer Notes

Solo performer: Joe Pass (acoustic guitar).
Personnel: Joe Pass (acoustic guitar).
Liner Note Author: Bill Milkowski.
Recording information: Group IV Recording Studio, Hollywood, CA (08/07/1992-08/20/1992).
Photographer: Yakao.
Here is a second brace of solo Pass tracks from the sessions that have already yielded Songs for Ellen. The ambience is ruminative and extremely intimate; the menu consists entirely of much-explored standards at mostly unrelieved slow tempos. Several notes are not cleanly struck, but the musical imagination that previously yielded several solo recordings is still very much in gear, albeit a very subtle gear. A general bit of advice: it is better to listen to this album in small doses (a few tracks at a time), try to mentally filter out the very closely recorded mechanical noises the fingers make on the guitar, and not expect anything startling to leap out at you. Better yet, try some of Pass' earlier solo albums (such as the Virtuoso series, also on Pablo) before embarking upon this. ~ Richard S. Ginell