Sweet ‘n ‘Low – Ingram Washington

Outstandingly true genius, not only vocally but musically as well. This reel tape album showcases jazz music standards of the past and present and presents them in a unique and listenable style with great arrangements.

Ingram Washington's distinctive baritone voice exhibits the smoothness of Billy Eckstine while his vocal styling shows a touch of Nat King Cole and Frank Sinatra. It is no surprise that Ingram has such a large following in Western Europe. Ingram Washington sings 10 songs from the American Songbook including “Embraceable You” and “Save Your Love for Me”.

RECORDING LIVE 1976 ANALOG ON PHILIPS EL 3501 WITH VAN DEN HUL CARBON FIBRE CABLES – FRITZ DE WITH – RECORDING ENGINEER

1. Embraceable you - (Ina and Geroge Gershwin)
2. Weaver of dreams - (Jack Elliot, Victor Young)
3. Don’t go to strangers - (Redd Evans, Arthur Kent and Dave Mann)
4. I’m old fashioned - (Johnny Mercer, Jerome Kern)
5. Imagination - (Jonny Burke, Jimmy van Heusen)
6. Save your love for me - (Buddy Johnson)
7. How do you keep the music playing - (Marilyn and Alan Bergman, Michel Legrand)
8. Summer wind - (Johnny Mercer, Henry Mayer)
9. Sleepless hours - (Al Stilman, Albert van dam)
10. Love letters - (Edward Heyman, Victor Young)