Burke Beautiful: The Songs of Johnny Burke

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Label
Harbinger Records
Release Date
February 3, 2017
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      BURKE, JIMMY
    • PERFORMER
      Paige, Ingham, Porcelli, Mcclure, Wise
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      February 03, 2017
    • UPC
      632433321522
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      HCD3215
    • LABEL
      Harbinger Records
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Jazz
    Works ⌄

    1. Bells of St. Mary's: Aren't You Glad You're You?

      Composer: Jimmy van Heusen

      Performer: Sharon Paige, Keith Ingham, Bob Porcelli, Arnie Wise

    2. Belle of the Yukon: Sleighride in July

      Composer: Jimmy van Heusen

      Performer: Sharon Paige, Keith Ingham, Bob Porcelli, Arnie Wise

    3. You Don't Have to Know the Language

      Composer: Jimmy van Heusen

      Performer: Sharon Paige, Keith Ingham, Bob Porcelli, Arnie Wise

    4. But Beautiful

      Composer: Jimmy van Heusen

      Performer: Sharon Paige, Keith Ingham, Bob Porcelli, Arnie Wise

    5. My Heart Is a Hobo

      Composer: Jimmy van Heusen

      Performer: Sharon Paige, Keith Ingham, Bob Porcelli, Arnie Wise

    6. Humpty Dumpty Heart

      Composer: Jimmy van Heusen

      Performer: Sharon Paige, Keith Ingham, Bob Porcelli, Arnie Wise

    7. And the Angels Sing: It Could Happen to You

      Composer: Jimmy van Heusen

      Performer: Sharon Paige, Keith Ingham, Bob Porcelli, Arnie Wise

    8. Going my Way: Swinging on a Star

      Composer: Jimmy van Heusen

      Performer: Sharon Paige, Keith Ingham, Bob Porcelli, Arnie Wise

    9. A Hundred Dreams From Now

      Composer: Duke Ellington

      Performer: Sharon Paige, Keith Ingham, Bob Porcelli, Arnie Wise

    10. Get Rid of Monday

      Composer: Jimmy van Heusen

      Performer: Sharon Paige, Keith Ingham, Bob Porcelli, Arnie Wise

    11. Suddenly It's Spring

      Composer: Jimmy van Heusen

      Performer: Sharon Paige, Keith Ingham, Bob Porcelli, Arnie Wise

    12. Pennies from Heaven: One, Two, Button Your Shoe

      Composer: Arthur Johnston

      Performer: Sharon Paige, Keith Ingham, Bob Porcelli, Arnie Wise

    13. What's New

      Composer: Bob Haggart

      Performer: Sharon Paige, Keith Ingham, Bob Porcelli, Arnie Wise

    14. Belle of the Yukon: Like Someone in Love

      Composer: Jimmy van Heusen

      Performer: Sharon Paige, Keith Ingham, Bob Porcelli, Arnie Wise

    15. Do You Know Why?

      Composer: Jimmy van Heusen

      Performer: Sharon Paige, Keith Ingham, Bob Porcelli, Arnie Wise

    16. Donnybrook!: He Makes Me Feel I'm Lovely

      Composer: Johnny Burke

      Performer: Sharon Paige, Keith Ingham, Bob Porcelli, Arnie Wise


Sharon Paige broke into show business in her teens as a singing and dancing chorus girl and moved quickly to featured roles. She has traveled throughout the United States and Canada, performing in the national companies of Broadway and Off Broadway musicals. Sharon has also toured the summer-tent, dinner-theater and nightclub circuits. In 2008, she and Keith Ingham released their Ned Washington tribute album, Love Is the Thing; Burke Beautiful is their second collaboration. Sharon currently resides and sings in New York City. Keith Ingham has recorded extensively and worked with Benny Goodman and other bands. He wrote the arrangements and led an all-star group of musicians on three notable Maxine Sullivan recordings for Harbinger Records. The first, “Maxine Sullivan Sings Great Songs from the Cotton Club by Harold Arlen and Ted Koehler,” was nominated for a Grammy Award. He and Maxine also collaborate on Harbinger albums devoted to the music of Jule Styne and burton Lane. Keith was also arranger and leader on the classic Peggy Lee recording, “Love Held Lightly,” also for Harbinger Records. Johnny Burke was one of America’s greatest composer/lyricists. He enjoyed a long collaboration with James V. Monaco and then Jimmy McHugh writing songs for films, shows, and such singers as Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra.