Billie Holiday - The Quintessential Billie Holiday Volume 5, 1937-1938 album flac

Name wrong on the back tray: "BILLIE HOLLIDAY" instead of BILLIE HOLIDAY. Columbia Jazz Masterpieces Series - Digitally Remastered Directly From The Original Analog Tapes All digital engineering and mastering at CBS Records Studio, New York. Original 78s from the collections of Robert Altshuler and Michael Brooks. This release comes in a standard jewel case with a 24-page booklet. Matrix, Runout: DIDP-071374 2 ¤¤¤ ¤¤¤¤¤.

Popular albums by this artist. Playlist: The Very Best of Billie Holiday. Lady Day: The Master Takes and Singles. SongMeanings is a place for discussion and discovery.

Billie Holiday is only about sadness and pain,should hear this volume 5: its different,young and vibrant woman whan she was in her prime,light years away from sad end and "Lady In Satin". 7 people found this helpful. But what impresses me most about this album, more than any other Billie Holiday album I own, is that it shows off her talent as a musician. The musicians who back her up on these tracks are astounding Ð Buck Clayton, Teddy Wilson, and especially Lester Young (the play between HolidayÕs voice and YoungÕs saxophone on "Getting Some Fun Out of Life" is one of the high points in the history of popular music Ð that alone is worth the price of the disk.

After years of reissuing Billie Holiday's recordings in piecemeal fashion, Columbia finally got it right with this nine-CD Quintessential series. All of Lady Day's 1933-1942 studio recordings (although without the alternate takes) receive the treatment they deserve in this program. Vol. 1 has Holiday's first two tentative performances from 1933 along with her initial recordings with Teddy Wilson's all-star bands.

Billie Holiday lyrics. Browse by album: ▼ New Songs. Billie Holiday Sings (2009). Billy Remembers Billie (2005). 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best Of Billie Holiday (2002). Billie Holiday For Lovers (2002). Billie Holiday (2001). The Quintessential - Volume 5 (1938). The Quintessential - Volume 6 (1938). The Quintessential - Volume 4 (1937). The Quintessential - Volume 3 (1936). The Quintessential - Volume 1 (1935). The Quintessential - Volume 2 (1935).

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Album: Volume 5: 1937-1938. 0. 1. I Can't Believe That You're in Love With Me. embed