Carmen McRae, a good friend of Thelonious Monk, sang 13 of his songs (two of which are also heard ...

An impressive 75 track 3CD set featuring the all-time best from our legendary Italian/American vocalists! Included are hits from ...

Vocal album Lee Wiley was one of the greatest and most neglected American vocalists. Wiley began in the early '30s as ...

Vocal album Recorded live at Carnegie Hall, New York, New York on July 5, 1973. Includes liner notes by Chris Albertson. The ...

Vocal music Recorded in New York, New York from February 19-21, 1958. Originally released on Columbia (1157). This is a multi-channel Super ...

Vocal songs  

Vocal album Juke Box Lil's Say Ella contains 16 songs Ella Johnson recorded with her brother Buddy's big band for Decca and Mercury between 1942 and 1957. In other words, these 16 songs are among her very best recordings, containing such classics as "I Don't Care Who Knows," "You Got to Walk That Chalk Line," "Somehow, Somewhere," "'Til My Baby Comes Back," "That's How I Feel About You," "One More Time" and "Mush Mouth." In other words, it's an excellent single-disc introduction to one of the finest female R&B vocalists of her era. ~ Thom Owens Recorded 1942-1957. (Previously ...

Vocal songs  

Vocal music The success of Hell Bent For Leather established Frankie Laine as something of a cowboy singer, with many of the songs on the album adhering to a western theme. The album proved so successful Frankie would return to the theme on several later occasions, including Call Of The Wild, originally released in 1962. Personnel: Frankie Laine (vocals).