Let Me Sing
Annie Ross
© Copyright-Consolidated Artists Productionsc
(630183099524)
Record Label: Consolidated Artists Productions
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1. Fun To Be Fooled |
3:43 |
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2. Accentuate the Positive |
4:53 |
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3. Day In Day Out |
4:14 |
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4. Kiss Me Again and Indian Summer |
6:10 |
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5. Nobody's Heart But Myself |
4:41 |
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6. Embraceable You |
5:39 |
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7. I Told Every Little Star |
3:29 |
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8. Alone Together |
5:01 |
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9. Isn't It A Pity |
4:29 |
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10. Just Friends |
2:59 |
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11. Speak Low |
6:19 |
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12. A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square |
5:29 |
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13. I Thought About You |
2:53 |
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14. Lush Life |
4:04 |
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As a child she sang for Duke Ellington and was praised by him. As a teenager she heard Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie and lived hippily ever affter. Well it wasn't that simple - or easy, But if show business was in her blood, jazz crept into her bones. She rubbed elbows with Stella Brooks; subbed at the Apollo Theater for Billie Holiday and became a caring friend to Lady Day; was married to Kenny Clarke and recorded with an incipient Modern Jazz Quartet; wrote the lyrics to Wardell Gray's "Twisted" and Art Farmer's "Farmer's Market" and vocally negotiated their serpentine contours with uncanny elan; was a nightclub entrepreneur in London at "Annie's Room"; appeared with Anthony Newley in Cranks; Vanessa Redgrave in Three Penny Opera; and was directed by Robert Altman in The Player and Short Cuts
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