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Lady Day Swings
Label: Sony Music
Released: 2002
Track listing: 1. What a Little Moonlight Can Do
2. Let's Do It
3. Easy to Love
4. Getting Some Fun Out of Life
5. He Ain't Got Rhythm
6. I Hear Music
7. If Dreams Come True
8. I'm Gonna Lock My Heart
9. Romance in the Dark
10. I've Got My Love
11. Miss Brown to You
12. Nice Work
13. Spreadin Rhythm Around
14. Swing! Brother Swing!
15. A Fine Romance
16. Them There Eyes
A Musical Romance
Label: Columbia Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: 1. The Man I Love
2. This Year's Kisses
3. Mean to Me (78 RPM Version)
4. Back in Your Backyard
5. I'll Never Be The Same
6. Me, Myself and I
7. Time on My Hands (You in My Arms)
8. Who Wants Love?
9. I Must Have That Man
10. Foolin Myself
11. When You're Smiling
12. A Sailboat at Moonlight (78 RPM Version)
13. He's Funny That Way
14. Laughing at Life
15. Without Your Love
16. Fine and Mellow
Billie Holiday and Lester Young: A Musical Romance
by Charlie B. Dahan
The final offering in the recent series of Billie Holiday reissues from the outstanding and comprehensive Legacy boxset explores her work with Lester Young. What proves evident in this collection is that two brilliant and original artists can collaborate and enhance each other's performance to levels they could not reach on their own. ...
Billie Holiday: Blue Billie
by Charlie B. Dahan
Columbia’s Legacy label breaks up the recent all-encompassing Billie Holiday box set into three different themed collections. The Legacy label takes a look at Billie’s work in the blues idiom on “Blue Billie.” Many of these recordings are quite familiar to many Billie fans, such as “God Bless the Child: and “Night and ...
Billie Holiday: Lady Day Swings
by Charlie B. Dahan
Columbia’s Legacy label breaks up the recent all-encompassing Billie Holiday box set into three different themed collections. The Legacy label takes a look at Billie’s work with swing bands on “Lady Day Swings.” From her stellar “What A Little Moonlight Can Do" to “Them There Eyes," this collection flows effortlessly and makes an otherwise ...
Billie Holiday: Blue Billie
by Jim Santella
Few singers could interpret with the conviction Billie Holiday used in delivering her musical love letters. She had a personal appeal that led us to believe we were listening to a dear relative sing, and that the audience was just us. Whether she was eyeing the waterfront in search of a soon-to-return loved one, or complaining ...
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