| | Frances Gershwin For George And Ira CD Frances Gershwin Discography of CDs
session originally recorded in 1973 for Monmouth-Evergreen, vocalist performs tunes written by her brothers George & Ira, accompanied by either Alfred Simon or Jack Easton on piano
Recording information: Nola Penthouse Sound Studios (06/19/1973-06/21/1973).
Personnel: Alfred Simon (piano).
Liner Note Authors: Bill Borden; George H. Buck, Jr.
Frances Gershwin For George And Ira Songs | 1. | Oh, Gee! Oh, Joy! |
| 2. | Someone to Watch Over Me |
| 3. | Medley: My One and Only/Let's Kiss and Make-Up |
| 4. | Isn't It a Pity? |
| 5. | Medley: That Certain Party/(I've Got) Beginner's Luck |
| 6. | Man I Love, The |
| 7. | Sweet and Low-Down |
| 8. | Embraceable You |
| 9. | Oh, So Nice |
| 10. | Fascinating Rhythm |
| 11. | How Long Has This Been Going On? |
| 12. | Medley: When Do We Dance?/Shall We Dance? |
| 13. | Where's the Boy? Here's the Girl! |
| 14. | I've Got a Crush on You |
| 15. | Do It Again! |
| 16. | My Cousin in Milwaukee |
| 17. | Love Is Here to Stay |
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