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Personnel includes: Bette Mildler (vocals); Barry Manilow, Linda Ronstadt (vocals); Dean Parks, George Doering, Michael Thompson (guitar); Herb Pederson (banjo); Kenny Blackwell (mandolin); Randy Waldman, Steve Welch (piano); Robbie Buchanon (keyboards, bass, drums); Chuck Berghofer (bass); Gregg Field, Vinnie Calaiuta (drums); Beverly Staunton, Hans Stamer, Warren Stanyer, David Steele (background vocals).
Recorded at Sony Music Studios, Culver City, California; The Hop, Studio City, California; Schnee Studios, North Hollywood, California. Includes liner notes by Bette Midler, Barry Manilow.
SINGS THE ROSEMARY CLOONEY SONGBOOK was nominated for the 2004 Grammy Award for Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album.
Tributee: Rosemary Clooney.
Personnel: Gayle Levant (harp); Eric Hosler, Anatoly Rosinsky, Katia Popov, Ana Landauer, Alan Grunfeld, Ken Yerke, Josephina Abandolo, Phillip Levy , Robin Olsen, Jeanne Evans, Franklyn D'Antonio, Michele Richards, Tamara Hatwan , Mario de Le?n, Gregory Lee, Sungil Lee, Mark Robertson , Claire Martin , Eun Me Ehn, Lisa M. Sutton , Richard Altenbach, Jacqueline Brand , Roberto Cani, Bruce Dukov, Clayton Haslop, Natalie Leggett, Sarah Thornblade, Dimitrie Leivici, Miwako Watanabe, Rafael Rishik, Charlie Bisharat, Endre Granat (violin); Michael Nowak , Marlow Fisher, Matthew Funes , Karie Prescott, Rick Gerding, Vicky Miskolcsy, Brian Dembow, Simon Oswell, Dave Walther , Evan Wilson, Darrin McCann, Shanti Randall, Robert Berg (viola); Timothy Landauer, Armen Ksajikian, Paul Cohen , David H. Speltz, Andrew Schulman , Kevan Torfeh, Dennis Karmayzn, Antony Cooke , Stephen Erdody , Dane Little (cello); Jim Walker (flute); Phil Ayling (oboe); Bob Shepard, Dan Higgins , Gary Foster , Joel Peskin, Bev Dalke Smith, Brian Scanlon (saxophone); Warren Leuning, Stan Martin , Rick Baptist, Wayne Bergeron, Dennis Farias, Bob Summers (trumpet); John Reynolds , Brian O'Connor , Richard Todd (French horn); Alan Kaplan, Andy Martin , Bill Watrous, Charles Loper, Bruce Fowler (trombone); Alan Estes, Daniel Greco , Mike Fisher , Brian Kilgore (percussion).
Audio Mixer: Bill Schnee.
Recording information: Schnee Studios, North Hollywood, CA; Sony Music Studios, Culver City, CA; The Hop, Studio City, CA.
Photographers: Charles Peterson ; Peter Fletcher.
Bette Midler occupies a unique place in the world of pop vocalists; she's recorded in so many styles (blowsy rockers, glossy pop ballads, intimate cabaret) that she's impossible to pigeonhole. So it's not such a shock to find her reaching back to an earlier era of pop singing for THE ROSEMARY CLOONEY SONGBOOK. In paying tribute to her beloved Clooney, Midler engages the services of none other than MOR icon Barry Manilow as arranger, a role he played for her before embarking on his solo career. This is far from a by-the-numbers stroll through the Clooney catalog, though. Midler and Manilow dip into smooth jazz ("Come On-A My House"), boogie-woogie ("On a Slow Boat to China"), Americana ("This Ole House"), and orchestrated jazz ("Hey There") among other modes, introducing these Clooney-associated tunes to a whole new generation.
