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Funny Lady [Arista]
(1975)
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Barbra Streisand is not known for singing standards, so the chief virtue of this soundtrack to the sequel to Funny Girl is hearing her singing songs like "Am I Blue." William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide
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The Genius of Ray Charles
(1959)
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Ray Charles
Some players from Ray Charles' big band are joined by many ringers from the Count Basie and Duke Ellington bands for the first half of this program, featuring Charles belting out six songs arranged by Quincy Jones. "Let the Good Times Roll" and "Deed I Do" are highlights, and there are solos by tenorman David "Fathead" Newman, trumpeter Marcus ...
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When Your Old Wedding Ring Was
(1993)
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Jimmy Roselli
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First Issue: The Dinah Washington Story (The Original Recordings)
(1993)
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Dinah Washington
First Issue, which coincided with the United States Postal Service's issue of a stamp bearing the image of Dinah Washington, is a two-disc, 46-song anthology of her recordings for Keynote, Mercury, Verve, Wing, and EmArcy from 1943-1961. The set chronicles Washington's evolution from a strictly jazz and blues vocalist in the Bessie Smith tradition ...
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How Sweet It Is! The Jackie Gleason Velvet Brass Collection
(1996)
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Jackie Gleason
How Sweet It Is! The Jackie Gleason Velvet Brass Collection is a nice 20-track compilation of Gleason's easy listening brass records, containing lush, appealing versions of such standards as "You're Driving Me Crazy," "But Not for Me," "The Man I Love," "Me and My Shadow," "Take the 'A' Train," "Am I Blue," "What's New?," "Girl of My Dreams," ...
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Smoke Gets in Your Eyes: Best of Dinah Washington
(1999)
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Dinah Washington
Dinah Washington could sing any song and make it sound like everybody's life depended on it. An awe-inspiring jazz vocalist with roots in the R&B scene of the 1940s, she gradually evolved into a pop star during the '50s and would have matured marvelously were it not for an accidental prescription drug overdose that took her out at the age of 39 on ...
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Strange Fruit
(2005)
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Trijntje Oosterhuis
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Where Did Everyone Go?/Looking Back!
(1999)
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Nat King Cole
In 1999, EMI released Where Did Everyone Go?/Looking Back, which contained two complete albums -- Where Did Everyone Go? (1963, originally released on Capitol) and Looking Back (1965, originally released on Capitol) -- by Nat King Cole on one compact disc. Jason Birchmeier, All Music Guide
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Swinging Connie Francis
(1999)
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Connie Francis
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The Collection: Stardust/One for the Road/Honeysuckle Rose [Bonus Tracks]
(2004)
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Willie Nelson
On the one hand, it's difficult to argue against any collection of three albums that begins with Stardust even if the other two don't live up to its promise. Still, the fact that these three recordings were already issued together once might have been enough. Here are the three discs remastered, and Sony Legacy claims bonus tracks. And yes, there ...
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Ricky/Ricky Nelson
(2001)
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Rick Nelson
Ricky Nelson's first two albums and assorted singles, recorded when he was 17 years old, are triumphs of taste over experience. As chronicled in James Ritz's liner notes, Nelson turned to music more or less on a dare, and while he could carry a tune, he had little personality as a singer when he started, relying for his popularity more on his ...
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Rock Billy Boogie/Bad Boy
(2001)
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Robert Gordon
Although the Stray Cats received most of the credit and marquee attention for the late-'70s rockabilly revival, hep cat Robert Gordon was just as responsible for its short but potent comeback. These two albums, now conveniently combined into a single 23-track CD, were the only two of his four for RCA to feature guitarist Chris Spedding, who took ...
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Greatest Hits
(1980)
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Rita Coolidge
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The Best of the Capitol Years
(1999)
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Nelson Riddle
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Great American Songbook: Ladies of Song
(2004)
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Various Artists
Great American Songbook: Ladies of Song is a budget-priced, three-disc sampler devoted to romantic ballads and relaxing background music from popular vocalists of the '40s. These 66 tracks feature several tracks apiece by Peggy Lee, June Christy, Doris Day, and Ella Fitzgerald, along with second-tier vocalists including Kathryn Grayson, Margaret ...
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Duets: Live at the Great American Music Hall
(1996)
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Betty Carter/Carmen McRae
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Gold
(2007)
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Dinah Washington
Dinah Washington's digital discography is riddled with compilations that brandish the word "Gold," as in "Golden Classics," "Golden Hits," "Golden Songs," "Golden Greats," "Golden Stars," and "Goldies." All that glitter, however, does not necessarily describe or guarantee well-produced collections. Happily, Verve's 2007 double-disc Washington ...
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Flappers, Vamps & Sweet Young Things
(1990)
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Various Artists
Valuable as an index of theatrically inclined or jazz-addled female pop vocalists, this rosy little compilation mingles famous and relatively obscure singers in a sequence of pleasantly old-fashioned performances recorded from 1924 to 1931. Jane Green, Helen Kane, Annette Hanshaw, the Brox Sisters, Ruth Etting, Zelma O'Neal, and Esther Walker come ...
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Nite Life: Greatest Hits and Rare Tracks, 1959-1971
(1989)
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Willie Nelson
Nite Life: Greatest Hits and Rare Tracks collects material Willie Nelson wrote and recorded while he was trying to launch a career as a professional songwriter during the '60s. At this time, he also made two albums and several singles for Liberty, and many recordings for RCA. These songs, including some rarities, are compiled for this flawless ...
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So Many Memories
(2001)
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Frances Langford
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Duets & Solos
(1976)
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Doc Cheatham
The music of three Sackville LPs is reissued on full in this double-CD set, a 1979 solo session by pianist Sammy Price and a pair of duet albums with trumpeter Doc Cheatham from 1976 and 1979. Cheatham, who was 71 at the time of the earlier date, was just beginning to emerge as a major soloist and in fact is in much more confident form on the ...
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Fabulous Les Paul & Mary Ford
(1965)
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Les Paul & Mary Ford
Since Columbia didn't have access to any of Paul and Ford's monster hits, they made do on their budget Harmony line with this collection of stray album tracks, near-hits, and failed singles. Clearly some of the old zip is missing from much of Paul's Columbia music, a lot of which is taken at glacial tempos. But his guitar obligatos to Ford's ...
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Sophisticated Lady/For the Night People
(1998)
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Julie London
In 1998, EMI released Sophisticated Lady/For the Night People, which contained two complete albums -- Sophisticated Lady (1962, originally released on Liberty) and For the Night People (1966, originally released on Liberty) -- by Julie London on one compact disc. Jason Birchmeier, All Music Guide
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Hey...Let Yourself Go!/C'mon...Get Happy!
(2000)
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Nelson Riddle
In the 1950s, Nelson Riddle was Capitol Records' top arranger and one of the most sought-after talents in the West Coast music business, writing charts and running sessions for the likes of Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Peggy Lee, Nat King Cole, Rosemary Clooney, and many more. When he wasn't busy working with other people, Riddle cut several ...
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Rock Billy Boogie
(1979)
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Robert Gordon
Robert Gordon's first album without Link Wray showed no diminution of his appeal -- indeed, lead guitarist Chris Spedding's somewhat more polished approach to licks first explored 20 some years earlier by Scotty Moore or Cliff Gallup (of Gene Vincent's Blue Caps) come off well in the studio, and fit in with the somewhat more polished sound this ...
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