After taking a host of potshots at the Big Apple on his 1949 Left Coast opus California Suite, {Mel Tormé} repents via Sunday in New York and Other Songs About New York, a buoyant, genuinely affectionate Gotham tribute that effortlessly captures the city's sophistication and energy. While entries like "Lullaby of Broadway" and "Forty Second Street" pay homage to the theatrical tradition, {Tormé} largely favors songs that document the everyday poetry of New York life, evoking with jazzy aplomb the rhythms of a people and place in perpetual motion. ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide
| Mel Tormé Sings Sunday in New York and Other Songs About New York | ||
|---|---|---|
| 1. Sunday in New York | ||
| 2. Autumn in New York | ||
| 3. Lullaby of Broadway | ||
| 4. Broadway | ||
| 5. Brooklyn Bridge | ||
| 6. Let Me Off Uptown | ||
| 7. Forty Second Street | ||
| 8. Sidewalks of New York | ||
| 9. Harlem Nocturne | ||
| 10. New York, New York | ||
| 11. There's a Broken Heart for Every Light on Broadway | ||
| 12. Manhattan | ||
| 13. My Time of Day | ||
| Album Credits | |
Performance Credits |
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| Al Porcino | Trumpet |
| Allan Harshman | Viola |
| Alvin Dinkin | Viola |
| Arnold Koblentz | Oboe |
| Buddy Collette | Woodwind |
| Dave Barbour | Guitar |
| Dick Nash | Trombone |
| Dorothy Remsen | Harp |
| Edgar Lustgarten | Cello |
| Frank Beach | Trumpet |
| Gene Cipriano | Woodwind |
| Gerald Vinci | Violin |
| Harry Bluestone | Violin |
| Henry Roth | Violin |
| Israel Baker | Violin |
| James Getzoff | Violin |
| Jimmy Rowles | Piano |
| Joe Mondragon | Bass |
| John Kitzmiller | Tuba |
| John Lowe | Woodwind |
| Lew McCreary | Trombone |
| Lloyd Ulyate | Trombone |
| Lou Raderman | Violin |
| Margaret Aue | Cello |
| Marvin Limonick | Violin |
| Mel Tormé | Drums |
| Paul Horn | Woodwind |
| Paul Shure | Violin |
| Ray Triscari | Trumpet |
| Ronnie Lang | Woodwind |
| Shelly Manne | Drums |
| Stu Williamson | Trumpet |
Technical Credits |
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| Dick Hazard | Arranger |
| Johnny Williams | Arranger |
| Shorty Rogers | Arranger |