Flip Phillips - Spanish Eyes Music CD
Flip Phillips - Spanish Eyes Music CD
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This album is a happy, long overdue event. Exepting a few spots on some jazz festival collections, and a European-recorded and released collaboration with Billy Butterflied, it marks Flip Phillips' first appearance on record since the early sixties. Recorded at McDonald Studios, Sea Cliff, N.Y., 25th August 1975.
Tracklist:
- Theme From "Love Story"
- Makin' Whoopee
- Spanish Eyes
- Fat Tessie's Ass
- Makin' Whoopee
- Everything Happens To Me
- Love Story
- Jeannie
- This Is All I Ask
- Fat Tessie's Ass (Alternate Version)
- Makin' Whooppee (Alternate Version)
- Spanish Eyes (Alternate Version)
UPC: 708857101320
Label: Choice
Release Date: 5.17.05
Format: CD
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