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Shirley Horn
Released 1990

You Won't Forget Me
07:10
407 plays

The Music That Makes Me Dance
06:31
348 plays

All My Tomorrows
06:25
304 plays

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- 1
- The Music That Makes Me Dance
- 06:31
- 348 plays

- 2
- Come Dance With Me
- 02:52
- 230 plays

- 3
- Don't Let The Sun Catch You Cryin'
- 06:00
- 262 plays

- 4
- Beautiful Love
- 03:37
- 268 plays

- 5
- Come Back To Me
- 03:43
- 237 plays

- 6
- Too Late Now
- 06:01
- 248 plays

- 7
- I Just Found Out About Love
- 02:25
- 214 plays

- 8
- It Had To Be You
- 06:52
- 253 plays

- 9
- Soothe Me
- 03:31
- 223 plays

- 10
- Foolin' Myself
- 02:49
- 177 plays

- 11
- If You Go
- 08:58
- 228 plays

- 12
- You Stepped Out Of A Dream
- 03:44
- 191 plays

- 13
- You Won't Forget Me
- 07:10
- 407 plays

- 14
- All My Tomorrows
- 06:25
- 304 plays

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album review

With 1991's You Won't Forget Me, Shirley Horn's star continued to rise. While mostly ballads, this recording also includes swinging takes on "I Just Found Out About Love" and "Foolin' Myself." Toots Thielemans stars with his distinctive harmonica sound on "Beautiful Love" and "Soothe Me," and the unmistakable trumpet of Miles Davis weaves around Horn's vocal on the title track. The opening medley moves from the almost-whispered ballad "The Music That Makes Me Dance," to a funkily midtempo "Come Dance with Me." "Don't Let the Sun Catch You Crying" is absolutely gorgeous, with Wynton Marsalis stepping in to trade phrases with Horn's voice. The music here is mostly taken at a very leisurely tempo, and the spare arrangements allow plenty of room for the music to breathe, proving that less is often more. The only complaint is that such spaciousness generates is a certain sameness to the material, but this is leavened by the guest appearances of Thielemans, Davis, the brothers Marsalis, and tenorman Buck Hill. ~ Jim Newsom, All Music Guide