Lady in Satin: The Centennial

Lady in Satin: The Centennial

Billie Holiday was recorded in February 1958 just 17 months ago, leaving the world a 44 year old masterpiece album [Lady In Satin]. Billie Holiday is re-released as a complete edition, as well as from many Jazz fans will remember the love that was also the occasion of his album This album has received generous love her 100th birthday at the time of the recording session to introduce all ! The new songs were rough mix Centennial Edition 24 bit mastering consists of a total of three albums and recorded an original album and that CD1, 1958 February 18 and 19 years of KAIST contained in the recording session, CD2, and in 1958 2 may consist of CD 3 all sessions are listed in the May 20, ball feel with a vibrant breath of Billie Holiday left their masterpiece album in the most difficult recipe of life. The classic original album Lady in Satin in it's entirety. It marks Holiday's last big hit and her second to last album ever. Featuring J.J. Johnson, Urbie Green, Phil Bodner, Mal Waldron, Barry Galbraith, Milt Hinton and Don Lamond. As a bonus, five ballads from a 1955 session with Harry Edison and Benny Carter, the rare 1957 studio version of Fine and Mellow with Lester Young, Coleman Hawkins and Ben Webster, and Holiday's only two performances from the 1958 Jazz at the Plaza concert. Includes 16 page booklet.

You might also like...