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My Funny Valentine
Featuring the music of Anita O'Day
Duration: 4:53
Anita O: Live in Tokyo
by C. Michael Bailey
Inevitable with the upcoming screening of the documentary Anita O'Day The Life of a Jazz Singer at the 2007 Tribeca Film Festival is the release of Live in Tokyo '63. This is the soundtrack to a televised concert in Japan during O'Day's fruitful association with Verve records that was to last the decade. This inevitability is ...
Keep the Coffee Coming
By Anita O'Day
Label: FiveFour
Released: 2006
Track listing: Lover Come Back To Me; Lullaby Of The Leaves; Love For Sale; Speak Low; Strawberry Moon; Pagan Love Song; Ain't This A Wonderful Day; Somebody's Cryin'; Vaya Con Dios; The Gypsy In My Soul; Anita's Blues; I Cover The Waterfront; I Didn't Know What Time It Was; From This Moment On; You Don't Know What Love Is; You're The Top; Who Cares; I Can't Get Started; Fine And Dandy; As Long As I Live.
Indestructible!
By Anita O'Day
Label: Kayo Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Blue Skies; This Can't Be Love; Is You Is; All Of Me; A Slip of the Lip; Pennies From Heaven; Gimme A Pigfoot; Them There Eyes; Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea; My Little Suede Shoes; The Nearness of You
Anita O'Day: Indestructible!
By Anita O'Day
Label: Kayo Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Blue Skies; This Can't Be Love; Is You Is; All of Me; A Slip of the Lip; Pennies From Heaven;
Gimme a Pigfoot; Them There Eyes; Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea; My Little Suede
Shoes (instrumental); The Nearness of You.
Anita O: Keep the Coffee Coming
by C. Michael Bailey
Keep the Coffee Coming is a collection of eighteen small, medium and big band recordings fronted by Anita O'Day from 1952 to 1955. This is the period just prior to O'Day's climb toward her zenith with Verve records. During this period, O'Day was recording for the Norman Granz pre-Verve labels Clef and Norgram. It is not ...
Anita O'Day: Indestructible!
by Jim Santella
Recorded at several sessions during the last several years, this program of standards comes from the heart. Although Anita O'Day's voice has changed considerably, she still swings comfortably with a relaxed composure and a positive outlook. She interprets each of these golden chestnuts with the same confident spirit that she showed us many years ago during ...
Anita O'Day: Indestructible!
by R. Emmet Sweeney
Nostalgia can be a dangerous thing. Take, for example, Anita O'Day's new album. The 86 year-old, who made her name as the lead vocalist for the Gene Krupa Orchestra, hasn't released an album for thirteen years, and the results on Indestructible! are a clear indication why. Her voice has been ravaged by decades of ...
