Track Listings (20) - Disc #1| All Artists: Sue Raney Title: Complete Capitol Years 1956-1960 Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Fresh Sound Records (FSR 811) Release Date: 10/29/2013 Album Type: Import Genres: Jazz, Pop, Broadway & Vocalists Styles: Vocal Jazz, Vocal Pop Number of Discs: 2 SwapaCD Credits: 2 |
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 | Sue Raney Complete Capitol Years 1956-1960 Genres: Jazz, Pop, Broadway & Vocalists
24 BIT — DIGITALLY REMASTERED — Sue Raney (McPherson, Kansas 1939) remains one of the most talented and sensitive singers ever to grace both jazz and pop music. Her deceptively easy mastery was honed by years of experience, ... more » |
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Sue Raney (McPherson, Kansas 1939) remains one of the most talented and sensitive singers ever to grace both jazz and pop music. Her deceptively easy mastery was honed by years of experience, beginning with fronting her own 15-minute TV show as a teenager. A 1956 appearance on the Jack Carson radio show led to a spot on Ray Anthony s TV show and a three-month stint at the Hollywood Palladium. Signed by Capitol Records, she made her debut single with the popular The Careless Years and won an impressive accolade when Capitol assigned Nelson Riddle to arrange and conduct her first album, When Your Lover Has Gone, in 1957. With her easy-to-listen-to ballad style, she drew a teen-age following in a music world that was then largely limited to rock n roll.
Between 1958 and 1959 she made three singles with Jack Marshall s orchestra, years during which she also recorded her second Capitol album, Songs for a Raney Day, with orchestra arranged and conducted by Billy May. Her last work for Capitol was two further singles accompanied by Bill Holman s music.
In these early recordings she demonstrated a rare combination of gifts how to be a completely natural singer and one also equipped with the discipline, training and sensitivity to understand a song and communicate its essence to the listener.
DIGITALLY REMASTERED
Sue Raney (McPherson, Kansas 1939) remains one of the most talented and sensitive singers ever to grace both jazz and pop music. Her deceptively easy mastery was honed by years of experience, beginning with fronting her own 15-minute TV show as a teenager. A 1956 appearance on the Jack Carson radio show led to a spot on Ray Anthony s TV show and a three-month stint at the Hollywood Palladium. Signed by Capitol Records, she made her debut single with the popular The Careless Years and won an impressive accolade when Capitol assigned Nelson Riddle to arrange and conduct her first album, When Your Lover Has Gone, in 1957. With her easy-to-listen-to ballad style, she drew a teen-age following in a music world that was then largely limited to rock n roll.
Between 1958 and 1959 she made three singles with Jack Marshall s orchestra, years during which she also recorded her second Capitol album, Songs for a Raney Day, with orchestra arranged and conducted by Billy May. Her last work for Capitol was two further singles accompanied by Bill Holman s music.
In these early recordings she demonstrated a rare combination of gifts how to be a completely natural singer and one also equipped with the discipline, training and sensitivity to understand a song and communicate its essence to the listener.
