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✨✧ Billie HolidayComplete Billie Holiday Mastertakes Collection 1933 to 1942 Vol 5 – 1938 to 1939 ... CD
King Jazz (Switzerland), 1938/1939. Used ... Out Of Stock
Collects Brunswick and Vocalion recordings with Teddy Wilson, Benny Carter, Lester Young, and others. Titles include "April In My Heart", "Everybody's Laughing", "What Shall I Say", "Sugar", "Dream Of Life", and "Under A Blue Jungle Moon" – 23 tracks total. CD

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✨✧ Billie HolidayQuintessential Billie Holiday Vol 1 – 1933 to 1935 ... CD
Columbia, Mid 30s. Used ... Out Of Stock
Great early 78rpm material recorded for Brunswick and Columbia with Benny Goodman, Teddy Wilson, Roy Eldridge, and others. CD

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✨✧ Billie HolidayQuintessential Billie Holiday Vol 6 – 1938 ... CD
Columbia, 1938. Used ... Out Of Stock
Excellent Vocalion and Brunswick 78rpm recordings from the crucial Billie Holiday year of 1938! CD

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✨✧ Jimmy ScottEverybody's Somebody's Fool ... CD
Decca/Verve, Early 50s. Used ... Out Of Stock
Tremendous work from a young Jimmy Scott – a great collection that brings together rare singles for Decca, Coral, and Brunswick – plus a few tracks that were never issued at the time! Although Jimmy's work has become famous in recent years – thanks to much-needed support towards the later stretch of his life – he seems to sound even more compelling on these early sides – hanging in a sublime space between male and female vocal traditions, and often backed by groups that bring a bit of a modern flavor to the music. We'd almost say that we dig these sides more than Jimmy's better-known work for Savoy in the 50s – and backings are by the groups of Lionel Hampton, Billy Taylor, and Lucky Thompson – all artists who really keep jazz at the forefront. Titles include "Wheel Of Fortune", "I Wish I Knew", "I've Been A Fool", "Come What May", "They Say You Cry", "Alone With A Memory", "When You Surrender", "Why Was I Born", and "The Bluest Blues". CD
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