Couldn't Be Hotter Explained

Couldn't Be Hotter
Type:live
Artist:The Manhattan Transfer
Cover:Couldn't_Be_Hotter.jpg
Released:September 2003
Recorded:December 2000
Genre:Vocal jazz
Length:77:32
Label:Telarc
Producer:Tim Hauser
Prev Title:The Spirit of St. Louis
Prev Year:2000
Next Title:Vibrate
Next Year:2004

Couldn't Be Hotter is the fifth live album released by The Manhattan Transfer in 2003 on the Telarc label. This is their third live album with Cheryl Bentyne. It was recorded during a tour of Japan over two nights at Orchestra Hall in Tokyo.[1]

Reviews

-- Los Angeles Times

-- Goldmine

-- JazzReview.com

-- Rhythm & News

Track listing

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Song title Composer/songwriterlength
1"Old Man Mose" 2:46
2 "Sing Moten's Swing" Jon Hendricks, Bennie Moten, Ira Moten 3:42
3 "A-Tisket, A-Tasket"3:06
4 "Sugar"3:41
5 "(Up A) Lazy River" 5:38
6 "Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans?"5:32
7 "Stars Fell on Alabama"4:32
8 "Gone Fishin'" 5:03
9 "Blue Again" 5:29
10 "Clouds"7:51
11 "Stompin' at Mahogany Hall"Alan Paul, Spencer Williams3:08
12 "Nothing Could Be Hotter Than That" 6:43
13 "It's Good Enough to Keep (Air Mail Special)"Charlie Christian, Benny Goodman, Jimmy Mundy, Alan Paul 3:14
14 "Don't Let Go"Jesse Stone4:18
15 "Twilight Zone/Twilight Tone" Jay Graydon, Bernard Herrmann, Alan Paul 4:15
16 "My Foolish Heart"8:25

Personnel

The Manhattan Transfer

Musicians

Production

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Couldn't Be Hotter . . March 24, 2023 .