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Night In Manhattan With Lee Wiley
CD (Item 508599) Columbia/Sony (Japan), 1950 — Condition: Used
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A classic set from singer Lee Wiley – and proof that she was one of the best small group jazz vocalists of her time! The album's got a nice small combo swing mode – with players that include Bobby Hackett, Joe Buskin, and Stan Freeman – all backing Lee in a mellow set of familiar numbers, done in an easygoing sort of way. Titles include "Manhattan", "Street Of Dreams", "A Woman's Intuition", "Oh Look At Me Now", and "Soft Lights & Sweet Music". © 1996-2024, Dusty Groove, Inc.
(Out of print Japanese pressing, includes obi.)
(Out of print Japanese pressing, includes obi.)
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