Swings Shubert Alley (Verve Vault) 1LP Reef “Hogarth on Beale Street” as

“Hogarth on Beale Street” as writer Richard Williams describes it in the album’s liner notes

Tongue Tied

Late Sunday Evening – With Horns (3:17)

many previously unreleased

after director Russell Mulcahy had commissioned a handful of tracks from Queen

Swings Shubert Alley (Verve Vault) 1LP Reef “Hogarth on Beale Street” asThe Velvet Fog meets The Great White Way! Mel Torm was at the height of his powers on 1960's Swings Shubert Alley, a collection of Broadway standards backed by the renowned Marty Paich Orchestra. This stunning union of musical theatre and jazz is regarded as one of the jewels of Torm's work for Verve Records, and his unforgettable vocal delivery elevates familiar chestnuts from the songbooks of Lerner and Loewe ("On the Street Where You Live"),