I Fall in Love Too Easily (album)

I Fall in Love Too Easily is a 1967 studio album by American jazz vocalist Irene Kral, accompanied by pianist Alan Broadbent. The album is widely recognized for its intimate and sensitive interpretations of classic jazz standards, showcasing Kral's subtle phrasing and Broadbent's sophisticated arrangements. The repertoire focuses on themes of love and longing, with titles like the namesake "I Fall in Love Too Easily," "The Night We Called It a Day," and "You Are There."

The album is often praised for its sparse instrumentation, creating a feeling of intimacy between Kral's voice and Broadbent's piano. This simplicity allows the emotional nuances of the lyrics to take center stage. I Fall in Love Too Easily is considered a hallmark recording in Kral's discography and is often cited as a favorite among vocal jazz aficionados. It has been reissued multiple times and remains a critically acclaimed example of ballad singing in jazz.