| | Lorez Alexandria Didn't We/In A Different Bag CD Lorez Alexandria Discography of CDs
 |
|
Our Price: $13.95  CDFor Sale Usually ships in 1-2 days
|  |
The soul/jazz singer Lorez Alexandria came to fame in the 1960s because of her silky smooth vocal style. Her inimitable talents are features on this 22-track double album.
2-on-1 CD plus 2 bonus singles tracks from the 60's jazz/R&B vocalist. First time on CD anywhere. Didn't We/In A Different Bag Music Lorez Alexandria Didn't We/In A Different Bag Songs | 1. | Didn't We |
| 2. | Play Me the Blues |
| 3. | Comet in the Sky |
| 4. | Endless |
| 5. | I Didn't See You |
| 6. | Psychedelic Bag |
| 7. | I'm Wishin |
| 8. | One Who Loves You, The |
| 9. | Nonchalantly |
| 10. | Talk About Cozy |
| 11. | Hey Jude |
| 12. | Confessin' the Blues |
| 13. | Deacon Jones' Daughter |
| 14. | I Don't Want to Hear It Anymore |
| 15. | I'll Never Be Free |
| 16. | Just One More Chance |
| 17. | Trust in Me |
| 18. | Vibrations |
| 19. | I've Got a Right to Cry |
| 20. | My Way |
| 21. | Santa Is Here |
| 22. | Help Me |
|
Didn't We/In A Different Bag Review
GuidelinesRemember to focus your comments on Lorez Alexandria Didn't We/In A Different Bag CD. Check our review guidelines for specific details regarding customer review policy. To submit your review, please fill out the above form and click "Submit Review." A staff member will then verify your review meets our guidelines. Upon approval, your review will be published within a few days. Please do not use this form to comment on web site errors or for order related questions. If you have concerns of this nature, please contact customer service by filling out this form.
Purchase Didn't We/In A Different Bag CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Lorez Alexandria Band Swings, Lorez Sings CD (1957)
Didn't We/In A Different Bag album
 $6.69
| | Lorez Alexandria Songs Everyone Knows CD (1960)
Didn't We/In A Different Bag CD music
$5.40 
| | Brent Barrett Alan Jay Lerner Album CD (2002)
Didn't We/In A Different Bag music CDs
$14.55 
| | Peggy Lee Things Are Swingin' CD (1959) Bonus Tracks
Didn't We/In A Different Bag songs
$9.29   
Midway through a small lull in her live performance career, Peggy Lee recorded the stereo LP Things Are Swingin' in Hollywood during May 1958, at the same sessions that produced the biggest hit of her career, "Fever." (Though not on the original LP, it was added to the 2004 reissue as a bonus track.) Still, Things Are Swingin' isn't a high point in Lee's career, especially when considered among her many successes of the late '50s (like the following year's Beauty and the Beat!). Though her instincts and powers of bewitchment were faultless as ever, she betrayed a few weaknesses in her normally excellent voice (perhaps a result of her semi-retirement at the time), and the ten-piece studio orchestra -- including session heavyweights Don Fagerquist, Barney Kessel, Bob Enevoldsen, Howard Roberts, Pete Candoli, and Shelly Manne -- isn't given much to work with by conductor Jack Marshall. Scattered moments of brilliance abound, however, including Lee's own title song (a staple of her later live show, written with Marshall), the sleepily sensual "You're Getting to Be a Habit With Me," and "Alright, Okay, You Win," a bluesy lead that became a hit in 1958 alongside "Fever." ~ John Bush
Midway through ...
| | Lorez Alexandria Alexandria The Great CD (1964) Remastered; Digipak
Didn't We/In A Different Bag album
$8.85
Lorez Alexandria has not received her due as a jazz singer, probably due in part to her long layoff from recording (11 years) for nationally distributed labels following these 1964 studio sessions for Impulse! But the vocalist ...
| | Shirley Horn Live At The 1994 Monterey Jazz Festival CD (2008)
Didn't We/In A Different Bag CD music
$11.49
| | Night Bathers CD (2007)
$14.65 | | Thelonious Monk Criss-Cross CD (1963) Japan
Didn't We/In A Different Bag music CDs
$26.79
Recorded in New York, New York between November 6, 1962 and March 29, 1963.
Digitally remastered by Vic Anesini (Sony Music Studios, New York, New York).
CRISS-CROSS is the result of five sessions with the ever-present Charlie Rouse on tenor plus the rhythm compliment of drummer Frankie Dunlop and bassist John Ore. It was recorded at a time when Monk had actually become a popular beat icon; his iconoclast mug appeared on the cover of Time barely a year later.
While the majority of the material here is Monk's, his whimsical way with the two standards, "Tea For Two" and "Don't Blame Me," makes them special treats. The former is like an old suitcase bursting at the seams with zany new toys, the melody rife with Monk's truncated chromatic tails, his solo chunky with erratic-sounding bass comping, all of it amusingly bookended by the tongue-in-cheek straightness of Ore's intro and Monk's final toy-piano notes. By contrast, Rouse stays true to the compartmentalized quality of the head on "Criss-Cross," blowing short, dense strands that sound like the flight path of a beatnik butterfly as Dunlop responds sympathetically, all the while maintaining a solidly swinging base. CRISS-CROSS is choice Monk finery.
Criss-Cross -- Thelonious Monk's second album for Columbia Records -- features some of the finest work that Monk ever did in the studio with his '60s trio and ...
| | Lekinserray Space War Video CD (1997)
Didn't We/In A Different Bag songs
$31.59
| | Unser Bestes Blasmusik CD (2007) (Import)
Didn't We/In A Different Bag album
$30.19
| | Little Fierce CD (2007) (Import) Import; United Kingdom
Didn't We/In A Different Bag CD music
$30.75
Additional Tracks
| | Peppino D'Agostino Made In Italy CD (2008)
Didn't We/In A Different Bag music CDs
$12.65
| | Life Project: LP2 CD (2008)
Didn't We/In A Different Bag songs
$20.25
2CD ALBUM - 21 tracks - Life Project:LP2 is the highly anticipated second album from Miami's answer to Everything But The Girl. Carving out a unique niche all their own, The Cut is a chilled-out, vocally driven 'lounge' set sung by the incomparable Angie Giles, matched by the beat-drenched soundscapes of Patrick ...
|
|
|
|
 |
|
|
180500 
Email a Friend
