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  • Release Date: 04/06/1995
  • Original Release: 1991
  • Sales Rank: 177,906
  • Label: CHIAROSCURO RECORDS
  • UPC: 091454014422

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John Bunch Plays Kurt Weill

1LISTENThe Alabama Song 2:59
2LISTENSurabaya Johnny 4:20
3LISTENMy Ship 2:54
4LISTENSeptember Song 3:36
5LISTENOh Heart of Love 3:23
6LISTENThis Is New 3:23
7LISTENWest Wind 3:40
8LISTENLost in the Stars 3:03
9LISTENNo Place to Go But Up 3:21
10LISTENLe Roi' d'Aquitaine 3:24
11LISTENJohnny's Song 4:14
12LISTENSpeak Low 4:08
13LISTENIt Never Was You 3:55
14LISTENThere'll Be Life, Love & Laughter 3:31
15LISTENHere I'll Stay 4:11
16LISTENWhat Good Would the Moon Be? 3:11
17LISTENMoon-Faced, Starry-Eyed 4:16

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John Bunch, an excellent mainstream pianist, is heard on this CD at the peak of his form. It consists of a dozen Kurt Weill compositions interpreted solo by Bunch; highlights include "The Alabama Song," "My Ship," "This Is New," and "Speak Low." To fill out the CD, Bunch recorded five additional Weill songs in 1991 that did not appear on the original LP. Mixing together standards and complete obscurities (and surprisingly not including "Moritat," the famous "Mack the Knife" theme), Bunch also varied the moods and tempos. The results are quite memorable, with plenty of subtle creativity, one of John Bunch's finest recordings from a long career. Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

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