About this album
Where they were
Released in 1976, 'Together Again' marked a significant collaboration between Tony Bennett and famed pianist Bill Evans. This album came after Bennett's resurgence in popularity during the early 1970s, following his successful albums like 'Tony Bennett Sings His Greatest Hits'. The partnership with Evans reflected Bennett's exploration of more introspective and artistic expressions in jazz.
Why it matters
The album is notable for its critical acclaim, receiving positive reviews for its sophisticated arrangements and emotional depth. It solidified Bennett's status as a leading figure in the jazz genre while also contributing to the resurgence of traditional pop standards during this era.
Essential tracks
- "Make Someone Happy" — This track captures the essence of the album with its heartfelt lyrics and expressive vocal interpretation, showcasing Bennett’s ability to convey deep emotion.
- "You Must Believe in Spring" — With its poignant melody and reflective lyrics, this song represents the thematic core of hope and renewal present throughout the album.
- "You Don't Know What Love Is" — Bennett's rendition of this classic ballad highlights his vocal prowess, elegantly blending vulnerability with strength in a masterful performance.
Release Date
January 1, 1976
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 The Bad and the Beautiful 2:20
- 2 Lucky to Be Me 3:46
- 3 Make Someone Happy 3:54
- 4 You’re Nearer 2:24
- 5 A Child Is Born 3:19
- 6 The Two Lonely People 4:29
- 7 You Don’t Know What Love Is 3:29
- 8 Maybe September 3:56
- 9 Lonely Girl 2:50
- 10 You Must Believe in Spring 5:46
- 11 Who Can I Turn To 2:28
- 12 Dream Dancing 3:45
- 13 The Bad and the Beautiful (alt.) 2:13
- 14 Make Someone Happy (alt.) 3:54
- 15 You’re Nearer (alt.) 2:58
- 16 A Child Is Born (alt.) 3:12
- 17 The Two Lonely People (alt.) 4:45
- 18 You Don’t Know What Love Is (alt.) 3:37
- 19 Maybe September (alt.) 4:31
- 20 Lonely Girl (alt.) 2:56
- 21 You Must Believe in Spring (alt.) 5:40
