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Lady Day: The Complete Billie Holiday On Columbia (1933-1944)
Billie Holiday
Label: Columbia Records
Released: 2001
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Tracks
Your Mother's Son-in-Law; Riffin' the Scotch; I Wished on the Moon; What a Little Moonlight Can Do; Miss Brown To You; A Sunbonnet Blue; What a Night, What a Moon, What a Girl; I'm Painting the Town Red; It's Too Hot for Words; Twenty-Four Hours a Day; Yankee Doodle Never Went to Town; Eeny, Meeny, Miney, Mo; If You Were Mine; These 'n' That 'n' Those; If You Let Me Down; Spreadin' Rhythm Around; Life Begins When You're In Love; It's Like Reaching For the Moon; These Foolish Things; I Cried For You; Guess Who; Did I Remember?; No Regrets; Summertime; Billie's Blues; A Fine Romance; I Can't Pretend; One, Two, Button Your Shoe; Let's Call a Heart a Heart; Easy to Love; With Thee I Swing; The Way You Look Tonight; Who Loves You?; Pennies From Heaven; That's Life, I Guess; I Can't Give You Anything But Love; One Never Knows, Does One?; I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm; If My Heart Could Only Talk; Please Keep Me In Your Dreams; He Ain't Got Rhythm; This Year's Kisses; Why Was I Born?; I Must Have That Man; The Mood That I'm In; You Showed Me the Way; Sentimental and Melancholy; My Last Affair; Carelessly; How Could You?; Moanin' Low; Where is the Sun?; Let's Call the Whole Thing Off; They Can't Take That Away From Me; Don't Know If I'm Comin' or Goin'; Sun Showers; Yours and Mine; I'll Get By; Mean to Me; Foolin' Myself; Easy Living; I'll Never Be the Same; Me, Myself and I; A Sailboat in the Moonlight; Born to Love; Without Your Love; Getting Some Fun out of Life; Who Wants Love?; Trav'lin All Alone; He's Funny That Way; Nice Work If You Can Get It; Things Are Looking Up; My Man; Can't Help Lovin' That Man; My First Impression Of You; When You're Smiling; I Can't Believe That You're in Love with Me; If Dreams Come True; Now They Call it Swing; On the Sentimental Side; Back in Your Own Backyard; When a Woman Loves a Man; You Go To My Head; The Moon Looks Down and Laughs; If I Were You; Forget If You Can; Having Myself a Time; Says My Heart; I Wish I Had You; I'm Gonna Lock My Heart; The Very Thought Of You; I Can't Get Started; I've Got a Date with a Dream; You Can't Be Mine; Everybody's Laughing; Here it is Tomorrow Again; Say it With a Kiss; April In My Heart; I'll Never Fail You; They Say; You're So Desirable; You're Gonna See a Lot of Me; Hello, My Darling; Let's Dream in the Moonlight; That's All I Ask of You; Dream of Life; What Shall I Say?; It's Easy to Blame the Weather; More Than You Know; Sugar; You're Too Lovely to Last; Under a Blue Jungle Moon; Everything Happens for the Best; Why Did I Always Depend on You?; Long Gone Blues; Some Other Spring; Our Love is Different; Them There Eyes; Swing, Brother, Swing; Night And Day; The Man I Love; You're Just a No Account; You're a Lucky Guy; Ghost of Yesterday; Body And Soul; What Is This Going to Get Us?; Falling in Love Again; I'm Pulling Through; Tell Me More; Laughing At Life; Time on My Hands; I'm All for You; I Hear Music; The Same Old Story; Practice Makes Perfect; St. Louis Blues; Loveless Love; Let's Do It; Georgia On My Mind; Roman
Personnel
Billie Holiday
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Billie Holiday- vocal; Bobby Hackett- cornet; Roy Eldridge, Henry "Red" Allen, Cy Baker, Bunny Berigan, Emmett Berry, Richard Clarke, Shirley Clay, Buck Clayton, Bill Coleman, Shad Collins, Gordon "Chris" Griffin, Harry "Sweets" Edison, Ziggy Elman, Harry James, Freddy Jenkins, Jonah Jones, Ed Lewis, Bobby Moore, Hot Lips Page, Irving "Mouse" Randolph, Charlie Shavers, Eddie Thompkins, Arthur Whetsol, Cootie Williams, Charlie Teagarden- trumpet; Jack Teagarden, Red Ballard, Lawrence Brown, Vernon Brown, Tyree Glenn, George Hunt, Dan Minor, Benny Morton, Joe "Tricky Sam" Nanton, Dicky Wells, Trummy Young- trombone; Juan Tizol- valve trombone; Benny Goodman, Buster Bailey, Irving Fazola, Edmond Hall, Tom Mace, Vido Musso, Prince Robinson, Artie Shaw- clarinet; Tab Smith- soprano saxophone, alto saxophone; Johnny Hodges- clarinet, soprano saxophone, alto saxophone; Jimmy Powell, Marshall Royal, Edgar Sampson, Hymie Schertzer- clarinet, alto saxophone; Eddie Barefield, Noni Bernardi, Lester Boone, Bill Bowen, Joe Eldridge, Carl Frye, Hilton Jefferson, Leslie Johnakins, Earle Warren, Don Redmond- alto saxophone; Georgie Auld- alto saxophone, tenor saxophone; Benny Carter- clarinet, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone; Barney Bigard, Jimmy Hamilton, Ernie Powell, Babe Russin, Cecil Scott, Lester Young- clarinet, tenor saxophone; Chu Berry, Don Byas, Herschel Evans, Kenneth Holion, Jerry Jerome, Art Karle, Vido Musso, Stanley Payne, Art Rollini, Kermit Scott, Joe Thomas, Ben Webster- tenor saxophone; Jack Washington- alto saxophone, baritone saxophone; Harry Carney- clarinet, alto saxophone, baritone saxophone; Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Joe Bushkin, Clyde Hart, Eddie Heywood, Margaret "Countess" Johnson, Kenny Kersey, Billy Kyle, James Sherman, Jess Stacy, Joe Sullivan, Art Tatum, Claude Thornhill, Buck Washington, Sonny White, Teddy Wilson- piano; Freddie Green, Bernard Addison, Dave Barbour, Al Casey, Paul Chapman, John Collins, Eddie Durham, Gene Fields, Fred Guy, Benny Heller, Ulysses Livingston, Lawrence Lucie, Carmen Mastren, Dick McDonough, Jimmy McLin, Allan Reuss, John Trueheart, Danny Barker- guitar; Milt Hinton, John Kirby, Artie Bernstein, Wellman Braud, Harry Goodman, Al Hall, Grachan Moncur, Wilson Myers, Walter Page, Pete Peterson, Oscar Pettiford, Ted Sturgis, John Williams- bass; Cozy Cole, Sidney Catlett, Kenny Clarke, Herbert Cowans, Eddie Dougherty, Sonny Greer, J.C. Heard, Jo Jones, Yank Porter, Buddy Shultz, Alphonse Steele, Hal West, Gene Krupa- drums; Deane Kincaide- arranger; Johnny Mercer, Martha Tilton, Leo Watson- vocals.
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- Lady Day: The Complete Billie Holiday On Columbia (1933-1944) by Jim Santella
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