Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 46:50
Size: 107.2 MB
Styles: Vocal, Traditional Standards
Year: 1999
Art: Front
[2:23] 1. It's Easy To Remember
[3:09] 2. What Is There To Say
[3:04] 3. That Old Feeling
[2:56] 4. The Touch Of Your Lips
[2:58] 5. When Your Lover Has Gone
[3:16] 6. The Nearness Of You
[4:01] 7. I'm Glad There Is You
[1:47] 8. I've Grown Accustomed To Your Face
[3:37] 9. Body & Soul
[3:29] 10. How Long Has This Been Going On
[2:27] 11. I've Got A Crush On You
[2:36] 12. I Didn't Know What Time It Was
[2:47] 13. Somebody
[2:33] 14. Stay With It
[2:37] 15. It's A Beautiful Evening
[3:04] 16. Smooth Operator
Smooth Operator explores a little-known aspect of the beautiful, troubled African-American actress Dorothy Dandridge: her vocal abilities. Most of this album comes from a 1958 recording session featuring Dandridge's lovely interpretations of "When Your Lover Has Gone," "Body & Soul" and the title track. That her backing band is an augmented version of the Oscar Peterson Trio makes her album even more special, and a must for jazz fans and film buffs. ~Heather Phares
Smooth Operator
Would you marvelous, indispensable people be kind enough to re-up this Dororthy Dandridge item, if you can? She was an important figure. We've never heard the singing voice. We're curious. Beijos from Brazil!
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