Billie Holiday - Rare Live Recordings 1935-1959 [New CD] Rmst

Description: Billie Holiday - Rare Live Recordings 1935-1959 [New CD] Rmst Artist: Billie Holiday Title: Rare Live Recordings 1935-1959 Condition: Format: CD Release Date: 2007 Label: Esp Disk LTD. UPC: 825481040396 Genre: Jazz Vocals, Box Sets Album TracksDISC 1:1. Lost My Man Blues2. Theme: Moten Swing3. Announcer Introduction4. Swing Brother Swing5. Announcer Introduction6. They Can't Take That Away from Me7. I Cried for You8. Fine and Mellow9. Announcer Introduction10. I'll Get By11. Billie's Blues12. Do Nothin' 'Til You Hear from Me13. Danny Kaye Introduces Jerome Kern, Who Presents Billie with Her Award14. I Cover the Waterfront15. Fine and Mellow16. All of Me17. Endy Gets Caught Playing Piano18. Endy Goes to Storyville19. Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans20. Satchmo Talks21. Farewell to Storyville22. Farewell to Storyville: Studio Version23. The Blues Are Brewin': Studio Version24. The Man I Love25. Miss Brown to You26. Lover Man27. I Wonder Where Our Love Has Gone28. Billie's Blues29. No More30. Good Morning HeartacheDISC 2:1. You're Driving Me Crazy2. Maybe You'll Be There3. Introduction By Donald Wood4. You'd Better Go Now5. Them There Eyes6. Lady Day and Eddie Condon Speak7. Keeps on Rainin'8. Lady Day and Eddie Condon Speak9. Lover Man (Incomplete)10. I Cover the Waterfront11. All of Me12. Narration/Early History13. Fine and Mellow14. Porgy15. Jam Session Introduction16. All of Me17. You're My Thrill18. Lover Come Back to Me19. Ain't Nobody's Business20. You're Driving Me Crazy21. He's Funny That Way22. Miss Brown to You23. Lover Man24. Them There Eyes25. My Man26. I Cover the Waterfront27. Crazy He Calls Me28. Detour Ahead29. Strange Fruit30. Ain't Nobody's Business31. All of MeDISC 3:1. Porgy2. My Man3. Tenderly4. God Bless the Child5. My Man6. Them There Eyes7. Lover Man8. Willow Weep for Me9. I Only Have Eyes for You10. My Man11. Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone12. Jon McCloughland: Introduction13. I Cover the Waterfront14. Too Marvelous for Words15. Porgy16. Them There Eyes17. Willow Weep for Me18. I Only Have Eyes for You19. You Go to My Head20. Stormy Weather21. Ghost of a Chance22. Nice Work If You Can Get It23. God Bless the Child24. Please, Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone25. Don't Explain26. PorgyDISC 4:1. Fine and Mellow2. What a Little Moonlight Can Do3. Foolin' Myself4. Easy to Remember5. Moanin' Low6. Don't Explain7. When Your Lover Has Gone8. Mort Saul: Introduction9. Ain't Nobody's Business10. Willow Weep for Me11. When Your Lover Has Gone12. God Bless the Child13. I Only Have Eyes for You14. Good Morning Heartache15. Them There Eyes16. Billie's Blues17. What a Little Moonlight Can Do18. Travelin' Light19. Lover Come Back to MeDISC 5:1. I Got It Bad and That Ain't Good2. Lady Day Speaks: Early History3. Just Friends4. Lady Day Speaks: The Number 135. Ghost of a Chance6. Please, Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone: 17. Everything Happens to Me8. Please, Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone: 29. I Don't to Cry Anymore10. Prelude to a Kiss11. Jeepers Creepers12. My Yiddishe Mama13. Hey! Lady's Here14. God Bless the Child15. Introduction16. Nice Work If You Can Get It17. Willow Weep for Me18. When Your Lover Has Gone19. Billie's Blues20. Please, Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone21. God Bless the Child22. Now or Never23. Untitled Track In 1972, thirteen years after her death, Congress extended copyright protections to include recorded musical performances. Billie Holiday would have benefited greatly from such protection: during the more than twenty-five years of her career, Holiday gave an unknown number of live performances on TV & Radio and in clubs & concert halls, many of which were recorded both officially and unofficially by sound engineers, fellow musicians and fans. Today, ESP-Disck, which for many years has been assembling unofficial recordings of several artists from before 1972, has released one of the most comprehensive collections of live Billie Holiday recordings to date, some previously available but most not. These recordings, laid out in chronological order, not only demonstrate the arc of Holiday's development as a vocalist but give a rare behind-the-scenes look into how the singer approached her musicians and her audience. The first disc of this compilation opens with a twenty-year-old Billie Holiday performing with Duke Ellington in 1935, followed by a radio broadcast from the Savoy Hotel in New York two years later in which Holiday fronts the Count Basie Orchestra. The next four discs cover Holiday's career from 1949 to her death in 1959.Copyright DirectToU LLC. All Rights Reserved.

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