Billie's Blues [Blue Note] Billie Holiday

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  • Release Date: 07/01/1991
  • Original Release: 1988
  • Sales Rank: 72,916
  • Label: BLUE NOTE RECORDS
  • UPC: 077774878623
 
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Billie's Blues [Blue Note]

1LISTENAnnouncement by Leonard Feather 0:27
2LISTENBlue Moon Live 2:15
3LISTENAll of Me Live 1:43
4LISTENMy Man Live 2:51
5LISTENThem Their Eyes Live 1:40
6LISTENI Cried for You Live 3:22
7LISTENWhat a Little Moonlight Can Do Live 2:45
8LISTENI Cover the Waterfront Live 3:10
9LISTENBillie's Blues Live 0:20
10LISTENLover, Come Back to Me Live 11:35
11LISTENBlue Turning Grey Over You 6:39
12LISTENBe Fair With Me Baby 2:01
13LISTENRocky Mountain Blues 2:36
14LISTENDetour Ahead 3:04
15LISTENTrav'lin' Light 3:03
16LISTENI Don't Stand a Ghost of a Chance with You 3:17

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Editorial Reviews

Most of this excellent CD features one of Billie Holiday's finest concert recordings of the 1950s. Recorded in Europe before an admiring audience, this enjoyable set finds Lady Day performing seven of her standards with her trio and joining in for jam session versions of "Billie's Blues" and "Lover Come Back to Me" with an all-star group starring clarinetist Buddy DeFranco, vibraphonist Red Norvo and guitarist Jimmy Raney. These performances (which find Holiday in stronger voice than on her studio recordings of the period) have also been included in Verve's massive CD box set. This program concludes with Holiday's four rare sides for Aladdin in 1951 (between her Decca and Verve periods) which are highlighted by two blues and "Detour Ahead," and her 1942 studio recording of "Trav'lin' Light" with Paul Whiteman's Orchestra. Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

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