You're a Sweetheart Doc Cheatham & The Swing Sisters

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  • Release Date: 11/22/1994
  • Original Release: 1992
  • Sales Rank: 191,267
  • Label: SACKVILLE RECORDS
  • UPC: 778133203826

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You're a Sweetheart

1LISTENSmokey Mary / Rosemary Galloway Swing Sisters 2:57
2LISTENYou're a Sweetheart / Rosemary Galloway Swing Sisters 5:26
3LISTENUnder the Moonlight Starlight Blue / Rosemary Galloway Swing Sisters 5:59
4LISTENTwo Time Man / Rosemary Galloway Swing Sisters 4:11
5LISTENQuinn and Sonic / Rosemary Galloway Swing Sisters 4:08
6LISTENEccentric / Rosemary Galloway Swing Sisters 3:21
7LISTENA Shine on Your Shoes / Rosemary Galloway Swing Sisters 5:03
8LISTENJudy / Rosemary Galloway Swing Sisters 4:56
9LISTENJust an Old Manuscript / Rosemary Galloway Swing Sisters 5:14
10LISTENBaby, It's Cold Outside / Rosemary Galloway Swing Sisters 3:27
11LISTENChu Chu Wa Wa / Rosemary Galloway Swing Sisters 4:13

Editorial Reviews

Trumpeter Doc Cheatham (87 at the time) gets top billing and is well-featured on six of this CD's 11 selections but the release from the Canadian label Sackville is more significant for helping to introduce Rosemary Galloway's Swing Sisters. This fine quintet (originally all women but now just three out of five) features the excellent trumpeter Sarah McElcheran and the local legend Jane Fair on tenor and clarinet. The repertoire mostly consists of swing obscurities and Cheatham is delightful during his two vocals (sharing "Baby It's Cold Outside" with the bassist/leader). The performances without Cheatham sound quite a bit more modern, leaning more toward early-'60s hard bop. This well-rounded set has some fine individual moments. Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

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