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Turn On That Red Hot Heat

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Download links and information about Turn On That Red Hot Heat by Teddy Grace. This album was released in 1997 and it belongs to Jazz genres. It contains 26 tracks with total duration of 01:17:29 minutes.

Artist: Teddy Grace
Release date: 1997
Genre: Jazz
Tracks: 26
Duration: 01:17:29
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Rockin' Chair Swing 3:14
2. I've Got Rain In My Eyes 3:08
3. The Trouble With Me Is You 2:51
4. Turn Off the Moon 2:53
5. (Have You Forgotten) The You & Me That Used to Be 3:08
6. Alibi Baby 2:57
7. The Life of the Party 2:59
8. Turn On That Red Hot Heat (Burn Your Blues Away) 2:57
9. You're Out of This World to Me 3:02
10. I Want a New Romance 2:51
11. (I'Ve Been) Dispossessed By You 2:35
12. Rock It for Me 2:52
13. I'm Losing My Mind Over You 2:55
14. I'm So In Love With You 2:58
15. I'll Never Let You Cry 2:54
16. You and Your Love 3:18
17. Over the Rainbow 3:12
18. Blue Orchids 3:22
19. What Used to Was Used to Was (Now It Ain'T) 3:21
20. The Little Man Who Wasn't There 3:18
21. I Thought About You 2:48
22. Happy Birthday to Love 2:46
23. It's a Whole New Thing 2:42
24. Angry 2:57
25. I Wanna Wrap You Up (And Take You Home With Me) 2:46
26. Red Wagon 2:45

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Most of singer Teddy Grace's finest recordings are on her Timeless CD. Her Hep disc, which only duplicates one selection ("I'll Never Let You Cry"), primarily focuses on Grace's recordings with the Mal Hallett and Bob Crosby Orchestras. In fact, all except one of her performances from those two associations are included on this release. Although Hallett's band was minor-league, he had a strong trumpet section, along with future star pianist Frankie Carle. The Crosby numbers are less interesting than the Bobcats' usual instrumentals, and, truth be told, some of the lesser selections on this set are only of interest for Grace's sincere delivery and sense of swing. However, completists will want this CD, which also includes her one number ("Red Wagon") with Lou Holden's band and the four songs that resulted from the singer's first session as a leader.