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Jazz Ladies Best

By Various Artists

Label: Milestone
Released: 2005

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Anita O'Day

By Anita O'Day

Label: Specific Jazz
Released: 2005

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Label: Verve Music Group
Released: 2004
Track listing: Thanks for the Memory; It Shouldn't Happen to a Dream; Just in Time; Under a Blanket of Blue; That's Your Red Wagon; Peel Me a Grape; An Occasional Man; The Party's Over; I Believe in You; Mr. Sandman; Spring Will Be a Little Late This Year; I'm Not Supposed to Be Blue Blues

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Anita O'Day & Cal Tjader: Time for 2

Read "Time for 2" reviewed by Jim Nelson

by Jim Nelson
May 9, 2004

Norman Granz's inspired pairing of Anita O'Day with Cal Tjader pays big dividends on 1962's Time for 2. The singer's megawatt personality perfectly complements the vibraphonist's tweedy, polite style. If Tjader's highly pureed blend of cool bop and Latin jazz impeded O'Day, it does not show. Her saucy phrasings and subtly ironic wit gently layer over ...

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There's Only One...

By Anita O'Day

Label: QuickSilver Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. It Don't Mean A Thing 2. I'm Getting Sentimental Over You 3. Old Folks 4. What Is This Thing Called Love 5. Ace in the Hole 6. I Cover The Waterfront 7. Chicago 8. I Cried For You

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Jazz Ladies [4-CD Box Set]

By Various Artists

Label: Warner Music Group
Released: 2003

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Anita O'Day

By Anita O'Day

Label: Verve Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: What Is This Thing Called Love?; Ten Cents A Dance; Waiter, Make Mine Blues; Bewitched, Bothered And Bewildered; Tea For Two; Honeysuckle Rose; Love Me Or Leave Me; It Shouldn't Happen To A Dream; Miss Brown To You; I Get A Kick Out Of You; Let's Face The Music And Dance; Peel Me A Grape; Angel Eyes; Crazy He Calls Me; Whisper Not; Señor Blues; Sing, Sing, Sing; Avalon;

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Anita O'Day: There's Only One...

Read "There's Only One..." reviewed by Charlie B. Dahan

by Charlie B. Dahan
October 14, 2003

Quicksilver Records dug out a true treasure when it reissued Anita O’Day’s Christmas of 1977 recordings session. While this recording came at the end of her accomplished career, it windows the singer and her individual and styled approach to song. Anita O’Day was raised in the music hotbed of Chicago, Illinois during a ...

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