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Billie Holiday
Lady Day's 25 Greatest: 1933-1944
Genres: Blues, Jazz, Pop, Broadway & Vocalists

Track Listings (25) - Disc #1
1. Your Mother's Son-in-Law - Billie Holiday, Holiner, Mann
2. Miss Brown to You - Billie Holiday, Rainger, Ralph
3. What a Little Moonlight Can Do - Billie Holiday, Woods, Harry
4. Did I Remember? - Billie Holiday, Adamson, Harold
5. I Can't Give You Anything But Love - Billie Holiday, Fields, Dorothy
6. I Must Have That Man! - Billie Holiday, Fields, Dorothy
7. My Last Affair - Billie Holiday, Johnson, Haven
8. Moanin' Low - Billie Holiday, Dietz, Howard
9. Easy Living - Billie Holiday, Rainger, Ralph
10. I'll Never Be the Same - Billie Holiday, Kahn, Gus
11. Swing, Brother, Swing [Live] - Billie Holiday, Bishop, Walter
12. They Can't Take That Away from Me [Live] - Billie Holiday, Gershwin, George
13. Back in Your Own Backyard - Billie Holiday, Dreyer, Dave
14. You Go to My Head - Billie Holiday, Coots, J. Fred
15. Long Gone Blues - Billie Holiday, Holiday, Billie
16. Fine and Mellow - Billie Holiday, Holiday, Billie
17. Some Other Spring - Billie Holiday, Herzog, Arthur Jr.
18. Them There Eyes - Billie Holiday, Pinkard, Maceo
19. Ghost of Yesterday - Billie Holiday, Herzog, Arthur Jr.
20. I'll Get By (As Long as I Have You) [Live] - Billie Holiday, Ahlert, Fred E.
21. Billie's Blues [Live] - Billie Holiday, Holiday, Billie
22. He's Funny That Way - Billie Holiday, Moret, Neil
23. That Ole Devil Called Love - Billie Holiday, Fisher, Doris
24. No More - Billie Holiday, Camarata, Tutti
25. Strange Fruit - Billie Holiday, Allan, Lewis

CD Details

All Artists: Billie Holiday
Title: Lady Day's 25 Greatest: 1933-1944
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Asv Living Era
Original Release Date: 3/19/1996
Release Date: 3/19/1996
Genres: Blues, Jazz, Pop, Broadway & Vocalists
Styles: Vocal Blues, Traditional Blues, Swing Jazz, Traditional Jazz & Ragtime, Vocal Jazz, Oldies, Vocal Pop, Classic Vocalists, Cabaret, Traditional Vocal Pop
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 743625518122, 743825518120

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Member CD Reviews

L. Maggy S. (Maggy) from LYON MOUNTAIN, NY
Reviewed on 1/1/2011...

Classic classy Holiday. 2nd of collection.

CD Reviews

Get It For the Sound Quality

Peter | East of Los Angeles | 12/22/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Why purchase another Billie Holiday compilation CD when you probably already own dozens? Well, for one, the sound quality on this compilation is certainly a cut or two above the rest. Hisses are noticeably absent while preserving the highs often missing from most of Billie's compiled stuff. Since it's officially an import CD from England sold at an "unimported" price, affordable--that is, the Billie fan should get it for its bargain value. It collects songs from Billie's golden period from her Columbia days (most in 1930s) and adds several tracks from her Decca period (mid '40s), so you know the songs all show Billie well before her publicized decline. It really is refreshing hearing the same tracks on this CD sounding totally different (and better) than ones on your old Columbia and Decca's. Of interest are also two live tracks taken from a concert in 1944, so you get to hear a peak Billie in a concert setting. Worth the effort getting this."