And here comes Part 3.........
I Didnt Know About You-
A Ghost Of A Chance-
Garden Of The Moon-
Georgia On My Mind-
Give me time-
Guess I'll go back (this summer)-
Gulf Coast Blues-
Harlem Lullaby-
Have you forgotten so soon (alt take)-
Have you forgotten so soon-
He's not worth your tears-
Heat wave-
Heaven in my arms-
Hold on 1944-
Hold on-
Hold on 2-
Honeysuckle Rose-
Hot Cha-
How can I thank you-
I can read between the lines-
I can't face the music (tk 1)-
I cried for you-
I didn't know about you 1944-
I didn't know what time it was-
I haven't changed a thing (tk 2)-
I haven't changed a thing-
I let a song go out of my heart (tk 1)-
I like to do things for you-
I never knew-
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-and a happy new year from stormy and rainy Germany---
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DEE
And a Happy Year from a balmy and strangely warm Chicago....sunny and in the mid 50s in January.....scared we're going to get hit hard by a lot of snow soon....not so comfortable with this excellent weather...lol.
ReplyDeleteAnd, a very Happy New Year from a very cold Toronto, Canada! Thanks so much for these tunes! Stumbled upon Mildred Bailey a few years ago and can't get enough of her! Best, provokeR
ReplyDeleteExcellent....much more to come.
ReplyDeleteWhat I like best about Mildred is the warmth in her voice, evidently in her personality too.
ReplyDeleteOthers can sing as well technically: but she imbues her vocals with human kindness and joy more than most.
Two examples, which "Babsi" hasn't got to yet, are Fats Waller's "Willow Tree" (yes, the OTHER weeping Willow song) and "Where are you?". Both are plaintive songs, indeed songs of loss and/or abandonment. But Mildred makes the most of Fats' puckish melodious element in the first and finds her own heart in the second, to give what could be tragic, abysmal, desperate songs dignity and the warmth of humanity.