Track listing

1. "Everything - Comin' Alive"
2. "My One and Only"
3. "You're Driving Me Crazy"
4. "Mystery Man"
5. "May I Come In"
6. "It Happened in Monterey"
7. "I'm in Love Again"
8. "You Don't Know What Love Is"
9. "Make Me Rainbows"
10. "Things Ain't What They Used to Be"
11. "Inside a Silent Tear"
12. "Soon"

Personnel

• Stephanie Nakasian - vocals
• Phil Woods
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   - alto saxophone
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• Wayne Andre
  Wayne Andre
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   - trombone
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• Warren Chiasson
  Warren Chiasson
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   - vibraphone
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• Hod O'Brien - piano
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• Nabil Totah - bass
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• Ray Mosca - drums
• Ed Hudak - conga
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• Bill Goodwin
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   - Chekere
  Shaker (percussion)
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