Time: 31:35
Size: 72.3 MB
Styles: Vocal jazz
Year: 1957/2014
Art: Front
[3:16] 1. Squeeze Me
[3:04] 2. Almost Like Being In Love
[3:02] 3. Better Luck Next Time
[3:10] 4. The More I See You
[2:51] 5. You Make Me Feel So Young
[2:14] 6. What Is This Thing Called Love
[2:28] 7. Come By Sunday
[2:52] 8. Ain't She Sweet
[3:01] 9. How Long Has This Been Going On
[2:47] 10. The I'll Be Tired Of You
[2:44] 11. Similau
With its saucy title and come-hither cover photo, Squeeze Me promises an abundance of sex-kitten thrills, but what separates Sallie Blair from dozens of other postwar bombshells is her bluesy, earthy voice -- sultriness notwithstanding, the girl can sing. This Bethlehem debut pairs Blair with arranger Richard Wess and a small-combo support unit headlined by bassist Milt Hinton, guitarist Sal Salvador, and pianist Sanford Gold. The record's candlelit ambience emphasizes Blair's prowess on romantic ballads, but a few uptempo, Latin-inspired cuts underscore the breadth of her vocal range. ~Jason Ankeny
Squeeze Me