Time: 97:39
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2014
Styles: Jazz Vocals
Art: Front
01. It's Love (2:46)
02. Deed I Do (2:10)
03. Manhatten (4:15)
04. Tea For Two (3:19)
05. Between The Devil And Deep Blue Sea (2:27)
06. Little Jazz Bird (3:39)
07. It Amazes Me (4:15)
08. Like Someone In Love (4:27)
09. Now At Last (3:19)
10. Comment Allez-Vous (2:09)
11. Some Other Time (3:53)
12. Hello Love (2:48)
13. Guys And Dolls (2:47)
14. Rhode Island Is Famous For You (2:13)
15. Confession (2:43)
16. To Keep My Love Alive (3:21)
17. Too Good For The Average Man (3:27)
18. The Gentleman Is A Dope (4:15)
19. Always True To You In My Fashion (2:48)
20. Napoleon (4:15)
21. Life Upon The Wicked Stage (2:37)
22. The Physician (2:12)
23. Love Is The Reason (3:32)
24. Bickle Down, Winsocki (1:46)
25. Gentleman Friend (3:46)
26. It's Too Good To Talk About Now (3:06)
27. Chez Moi (3:06)
28. You Fascinate Me (3:30)
29. You've Got Something I Want (2:37)
30. Someone To Watch Over Me (5:57)
Blossom Dearie (1926-2009) was an American jazz singer and pianist.
Born on 28th April 1926 in East Durham, New York, of mixed Scottish and Norwegian ancestry, Dearie began her career in vocal groups in New York. In the early 1950s she moved to Paris, forming her own vocal group, The Blue Stars, later to become the Swingle Singers.
After signing to Verve, Dearie returned to the U.S. where, despite developing a successful career and achieving international fame, by 1974 the lack of interest from major labels led her to start her own label, Daffodil Records. She continued performing into her eighties.
Blossom Dearie died on 7th February 2009, at her apartment in Greenwich Village, New York City
Born on 28th April 1926 in East Durham, New York, of mixed Scottish and Norwegian ancestry, Dearie began her career in vocal groups in New York. In the early 1950s she moved to Paris, forming her own vocal group, The Blue Stars, later to become the Swingle Singers.
After signing to Verve, Dearie returned to the U.S. where, despite developing a successful career and achieving international fame, by 1974 the lack of interest from major labels led her to start her own label, Daffodil Records. She continued performing into her eighties.
Blossom Dearie died on 7th February 2009, at her apartment in Greenwich Village, New York City
It's Love
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