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Billie Holiday

Comes from 'Japan' CD album

Love Songs 2

BILLIE HOLIDAY Love Songs 2 (2004 Japanese 16-track CD compilation album, issued to radio stations and reviewers ahead of the actual release date, with a custom stamped inner rim on the disc, promo stickered digipak picture sleeve& lyrics, remains in the obi-stickered un-opened re-sealable bag SICP523)

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Release Year 2004 - 20 years ago
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Format CD album (CDLP)
Record Label Sony
Complete Stock List Go to Billie Holiday
Product Catalogue No SICP523
Music Genre Female Solo, Jazz
Country Comes from Japan Comes from 'Japan'
 
Tracklisting & More Information

Here are 16 sides of the more whimsical, sassy, mischievous, or laughingly resigned Billie Holiday, typified by the unabashedly lustful "I Must Have That Man," the chuckle of Oscar Hammerstein's "Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man," and even Hammerstein's depressingly named but actually bouncy "Why Was I Born." Though she's not as unfettered as Louis Armstrong (who, for instance, wrung much more humor with Ella Fitzgerald out of their later '50s look at "A Fine Romance," Holiday's version here from 1936), her behind-the-beat singing remains a flavorful reading on these classic Tin Pan Alley tunes. Of course, there are a few "blue" Holiday tunes, such as Irving Berlin's "This Year's Kisses," and Teddy Wilson & His Orchestra can't help but inject their melancholy notes here and there. So it's not exactly a picnic, but it is once again a multifaceted look at the total talent of one of the best jazz interpreters who ever entered a studio, of the languid tantalization of love just out of reach. AllMusic Review by Jack Rabid


1. These Foolish Things
2. Did I Remember?
3. A Fine Romance
4. Easy To Love
5. This Year's Kisses
6. Why Was I Born?
7. I Must Have That Man
8. Moanin' Low
9. I'll Never Be The Same
10. He's Funny That Way
11. Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man
12. When A Woman Loves A Man
13. More Than You Know
14. Body And Soul
15. I Cover The Waterfront
16. Love Me Or Leave Me



CD ALBUM  
Recording Artist Billie Holiday
Product Title Love Songs 2
Product Information Billie Holiday Love Songs 2 Japan CD album (CDLP) Promo.
Language All tracks are sung in English, unless otherwise stated in our description.
Additional info Promo - A promotional copy of this item that was issued before it was available for general sale.
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