Billie Holiday: Songs For Distingue Lovers (180g) (Limited Edition) (Red Vinyl)
Songs For Distingue Lovers (180g) (Limited Edition) (Red Vinyl)
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- Label:
- Waxtime, 1957
- Artikelnummer:
- 8723317
- UPC/EAN:
- 8436559465380
- Erscheinungstermin:
- 18.10.2018
+ Ben Webster, Harry "Sweets" Edison, Jimmy Rowles u.a.
* DMM - Direct Metal Mastering
* DMM - Direct Metal Mastering
Billie Holiday (1915-1959) war die erste populäre Jazzsängerin, die ihr Publikum mit dem intensiven, persönlichen Gefühl des klassischen Blues berührte und die Kunst des amerikanischen Popgesangs für immer veränderte. »Songs for Distingué Lovers« ist eines der besten Alben aus ihrer Spätzeit. Unterstütz wird sie von bedeutenden Instrumentalisten wie Ben Webster und Harry »Sweets« Edison.
Limited audiophile 180gm vinyl LP pressing. Wax Time. 1956-57 proved a busy period for Billie Holiday, who after overcoming many breakdowns had just published her memoirs, titled Lady Sings the Blues (in collaboration with William Dufty). She performed a concert at Carnegie Hall on December 10, 1956 to promote her book. The vocalist was under contract with Norman Granz, who recorded the event (during which parts of the book were read), and also organized the small group studio sessions with Webster and Edison, who were both members of the Granz staff at that time. Songs for Distingué Lovers was culled from the second batch of sessions made in 1957 by Billie with Webster, Edison and Rowles. In his book Wishing on the Moon, biographer Donald Clarke wrote: "Meanwhile, it was back to the West Coast for Lady, where she went to Jazz City over Christmas, and a marathon five sessions across seven days in January 1957 followed; she recorded eighteen tunes with the same crew as in August (Mitchell on bass, Stoller on drums and probably Bunker on the last four tracks).
Limited audiophile 180gm vinyl LP pressing. Wax Time. 1956-57 proved a busy period for Billie Holiday, who after overcoming many breakdowns had just published her memoirs, titled Lady Sings the Blues (in collaboration with William Dufty). She performed a concert at Carnegie Hall on December 10, 1956 to promote her book. The vocalist was under contract with Norman Granz, who recorded the event (during which parts of the book were read), and also organized the small group studio sessions with Webster and Edison, who were both members of the Granz staff at that time. Songs for Distingué Lovers was culled from the second batch of sessions made in 1957 by Billie with Webster, Edison and Rowles. In his book Wishing on the Moon, biographer Donald Clarke wrote: "Meanwhile, it was back to the West Coast for Lady, where she went to Jazz City over Christmas, and a marathon five sessions across seven days in January 1957 followed; she recorded eighteen tunes with the same crew as in August (Mitchell on bass, Stoller on drums and probably Bunker on the last four tracks).
- Tracklisting
- Mitwirkende
Die Hörproben gehören zum Artikel Billie Holiday (1915-1959): Songs For Distingué Lovers (Deluxe Edition) (CD). Das Tracklisting kann bei diesem Artikel ggf. abweichen.
LP
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1 Day In, Day Out
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2 A foggy day
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3 Stars fell on Alabama
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4 Comes Love
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5 One for my baby (and one more for the road)
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6 Just One Of Those Things
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7 I Didn't Know What Time It Was
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8 Moonlight in Vermont
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Billie Holiday (1915-1959)
Songs For Distingue Lovers (180g) (Limited Edition) (Red Vinyl)
EUR 24,99**
EUR 22,99*