Listen to Autumn In New York (feat. Hal Mooney and His Orchestra) by Sarah Vaughan

Autumn In New York (feat. Hal Mooney and His Orchestra)

Sarah Vaughan

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OVERVIEW

LYRICS

Music Video

Music Video

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS

Sarah Vaughan

Performer

Harold Mooney Orchestra

Harold Mooney Orchestra

Orchestra

Hal Mooney

Conductor

Alex Murray

Violin

Barney Kessel

Guitar

Champ Webb

Woodwinds

Cy Bernard

Cello

David Sterkin

Viola

Eddie Kusby

Trombone

Edgard Lustgarten

Edgard Lustgarten

Cello

Erno Neufeld

Violin

George Greeley

Piano

Gerald Vinci

Violin

Harry Bluestone

Harry Bluestone

Violin

Harry Klee

Woodwinds

Henry Hill

Violin

Israel Baker

Violin

James A. Decker

James A. Decker

French Horn

Joe Howard

Trombone

Marshall Sosson

Marshall Sosson

Violin

Milt Bernhart

Trombone

Milton Thomas

Viola

Mischa Russell

Violin

Nathan Ross

Violin

Nick Pisani

Violin

Paul Robyn

Viola

Ray Kramer

Cello

Roberts George

Trombone

Ronnie Lang

Alto Saxophone

Ted Nash

Tenor Saxophone

COMPOSITION & LYRICS

Vernon Duke

Songwriter

Hal Mooney

Arranger

Lyrics

[Verse 1]

Autumn in New York, why does it seem so inviting?

Autumn in New York, it spells the thrill of first nighting

[Verse 2]

Glittering crowds and shimmering clouds

In canyons of steel

They're makin' me feel I'm home

[Verse 3]

It's autumn in New York, that brings the promise of new love

Autumn in New York is often mingled with pain

[Verse 4]

Dreamers with empty hands, may sigh for exotic lands

It's autumn in New York, It's good to live it again

[Verse 5]

Autumn in New York, you'll need no castles in Spain

Lovers that bless the dark on benches in Central Park

Greet autumn in New York, it's good to live it again

In New York

Written by: Vernon Duke

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