What a difference a day makes -Ingram Washington

Ingram Washington - What a difference a day makes

Piano: Cajan Witmer
Bass: Peter Bjørnild
Drums: Marcel van Engelen
Tenor Sax: Olaf Hoeks
Trumpet/Flugel Hron: Mike Booth
Harmonica: Hermine Deurloo
Violin: Arjen de Graaf

Pre-mastering MW Coding Process: STS Digital
Mastering: The Masters Maarten de Boer.
Producer: Fritz de With

From the mixing console

What attacks me most in music is the emotion, the inspiration, the elegance, harmonies, the groove and the passion with which it is performed. I like the tender improvisation and the warm sound of Ingram embedded in a silky recorded music. When I listen to the play back of the recording I experience the sensation of sparkling expectancy and a deep love for at that music. Still the music sounded smooth, simple and accessible for everybody, great for analogue lovers. Here is the great America song book, this genre has it’s peaks and valleys over the years but there always seems to be a singer or a band or two that carries the torch so to speak. Well here is a good looking and sounding as well crooner Ingram Washington which is making history again.

Fritz de With
Balance Engineer

This album is also available on tape.

Track composer

SIDE A:

1. What a difference a day makes (M. Grever /S. Adams)
2. Come rain or come shine (J. Mercer /H. Arlen)
3. My funny valentine (L. Hart /R. Rodgers)
4. Smile (J. Turner /G. Parsons /C. Chaplin)
5. I thought about you (J. Mercer /J. van Heusen)
6. Hey there (R. Adler /J. Ross)

SIDE B:

1. Unforgettable (I. Gordon)
2. Autumn leaves (J. Mercer /J. Kosma)
3. Laughing at life (C. Kenny /Cornell /Todd)
4. Always on my mind (W. Thompson /M. James /J. Christopher)
5. What a wonderful world (G.D.. Weiss / G. Douglas)