Gracie Lawrence | “Who’s Sorry Now?” (Stripped-down Version) - Connie Francis | Just In Time
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Gracie Lawrence | “Who’s Sorry Now?” (Stripped-down Version) - Connie Francis | Just In Time
“Who’s Sorry Now?” performed by Tony nominees Gracie Lawrence (playing Connie Francis) and Andrew Resnick (music director and orchestrator) from the original Broadway musical “Just In Time.”
Composed by Ted Snyder with lyrics by Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby, “Who’s Sorry Now?" was originally written in 1923 but Connie Francis released her version in 1958, where it spent 22 weeks on the Hot 100 - the longest of any of her records.
Directed by Gracie Lawrence
Arranged by Andrew Resnick
Director of Photography: Leo Gallagher
Mixed and Mastered by Jonny Koh
Edit and Color: Leo Gallagher
First AC: Allison Cavanaugh
Recorded at Power Station at BerkleeNYC
Engineered by Matthew Sullivan
Assistant Engineer: Michael Hickey
Video Produced by Evan Schild
Audio Produced by The Diner
Additional Text by Matine Kazemi
Special thanks to Alex Timbers, Andrew Resnick, Tom Kirdahy, Rob Ahrens, John Frost, Cynthia J. Tong, the whole “Just In Time” family, Zach Gurka, Rachel McGowan, Jenny Tversky, Stephanie Kazanjian
