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Polly Podewell
Don't You Know I Care?
Genres: Jazz, Pop, Broadway & Vocalists

Track Listings (16) - Disc #1
1. Nobody Else But Me - Polly Podewell, Hammerstein, Oscar
2. After You - Polly Podewell, Porter, Cole
3. So in Love - Polly Podewell, Porter, Cole
4. Sweet and Low Down - Polly Podewell, Gershwin, George
5. Bourbon Rain - Polly Podewell, Shreve, Dick
6. Why Can't You Behave? - Polly Podewell, Porter, Cole
7. Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea - Polly Podewell, Arlen, Harold
8. Don't You Know I Care (Or Don't You Care to Know) - Polly Podewell, David, Mack
9. Aalsa con Queso - Polly Podewell, Shreve, Dick
10. Just in Time - Polly Podewell, Comden, Betty
11. Never Never Land - Polly Podewell, Comden, Betty
12. Lucky Day - Polly Podewell, Brown, Lew
13. Stompin' at the Savoy - Polly Podewell, Goodman, Benny
14. He Needs Me - Polly Podewell, Hamilton, Arthur
15. There'll Be Some Changes Made - Polly Podewell, Higgins, Billy [2]
16. You Go Your Way - Polly Podewell, Mercer, Johnny

Polly Podewell (vocals), with the Ross Tompkins Trio. Ross Tompkins (piano), Dave Carpenter (bass), and Jake Hanna (drums). Some tracks feature Fred Cooper (tenor sax) & Dick Shreve (piano).

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All Artists: Polly Podewell
Title: Don't You Know I Care?
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Audiophile
Release Date: 12/2/1995
Genres: Jazz, Pop, Broadway & Vocalists
Styles: Traditional Jazz & Ragtime, Vocal Jazz, Oldies, Vocal Pop, Traditional Vocal Pop
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 762247227625

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Polly Podewell (vocals), with the Ross Tompkins Trio. Ross Tompkins (piano), Dave Carpenter (bass), and Jake Hanna (drums). Some tracks feature Fred Cooper (tenor sax) & Dick Shreve (piano).

CD Reviews

Polly Swings

Nicodemus | DC | 09/12/2006

(4 out of 5 stars)

"I'm tempted at first listening to remark on all the things Polly is not, like she's not a big Streisand or Wilson voice, nor is hers a jazz interpretation like Betty's. More reminiscent of Clooney or Page, what Polly's voice lacks in the comparison she more than makes up for with an impeccable sense of rhythm. Understated to be sure but never lacking, Polly's interpretations of old standards are fresh and revitalizing enough to make me hope she'd sing my compositions. I made Polly's acquaintance during her time on the cabaret scene in Chicago in the 1980s and while I can't claim to have known her well it seemed to me that she embodied the adage that says you have to have lived it in order to sing it. If you're looking for a genuinely musical recording destined to outlast state of the art glitz or simply want to impress your hipper friends with your good taste, then add this to your shelf."