Pearl Wright Discography of CDs

Pearl Wright songs The soundtrack from Vincente Minnelli's 1943 debut film, Cabin in the Sky, makes a diverting and entertaining CD. There are ten songs on this 75-minute CD, written by Vernon Duke and John LaTouche, and Harold Arlen and E.Y. Harburg; Duke Ellington and Mercer Ellington are represented ...

Pearl Wright music CDs Recorded between 1925 & 1939. Includes liner notes by Peter Dempsey. 24 tracks from 1925-39 showcase this pioneering African American singer & entertainer - musicians include Bunny Berigan, Benny Carter, Dorsey Bros., Duke Ellington, Benny Goodman, Johnny Hodges, Gene Krupa, Jack Teagarden & others Personnel: Ethel Waters ...

Pearl Wright CD discography Ethel Waters was one of the earliest major female jazz vocalists, though after her early years she moved on to other things. This Timeless CD compiles 78-rpm discs recorded between 1929 and 1939 for various labels with differing groups of musicians, beautifully remastered by engineer John ...

Pearl Wright albums This CD in the Classics Ethel Waters series contains plenty of gems, including "You Can't Do What My Last Man Did," the original version of "Dinah," "Shake That Thing," "I've Found a New Baby" (which has some memorable cornet playing from Joe Smith), "Sugar," and "Heebie ...

Pearl Wright discography One of the '20s female singers who broke down the walls separating jazz and blues from standards, Ethel Waters made the way plain for Billie Holiday and Dinah Washington, and was every bit their artistic equal. This Allegro collection, through its Jazz Legends series, compiles 20 ...

Pearl Wright CD discography Unknown Contributor Role: Wade Alexander. Personnel: Ethel Waters (vocals); Horace Holmes (trumpet); Pearl Wright (piano). Liner Note Author: Eddie Habib.

Pearl Wright albums Joe Sullivan, Fulton McGrath, Pearl Wright, Rube Bloom (piano); Dick McDonough, Tony Colucci (guitar); Artie Bernstein, Joe Tarto (bass); Stan King, Gene Krupa (drums); Max Meth Orchestra, Russell Wooding Orchestra. Recorded between 1925 & 1940. Includes liner notes by Donald Bogle. A major and influential force on other singers and the first African-American jazz singer to cross over to white audiences, Ethel Waters had a very significant career. This single disc barely ...