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Billie HOLIDAY / SINGS JAZZ AND BLUES
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2 CD - 42 TITRES / LADY IN SATIN (CLASSÉ MEILLEUR ALBUM JAZZ) / BILLIE HOLIDAY AT NEW PORT / JAZZ ARCHIVES COLLECTION
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"LADY IN SATIN" CLASSÉ DANS LES 100 MEILLEURS ALBUMS DE JAZZ
CD 1 Biilie’s Blues ans songs 1 What a little Moonlight can do 2’58’’H. Woods2 These foolish things 3’16’’H. Link –J. Strachey3 Summertime 2’53’’G. Gershwing – D.B. Hehward4 Billie’s bluesB. Holiday5 Let’s call a heart a heart 2’58’’A. Johnson – J. Burke6 I’ve got my love to keep me warm 2’54’’I. Berlin7 This year’s kisses 3’07’’I. Berlin8 I must have that man 2’54’’D. Fields – J. Mc Hugh9 The mood that I’m in 2’50’’A. Silver – A. Sherman10 They cant’t take that away from me 3’02’’G & I Gershwin11 I’ll get by 3’00’’Turk _ Alhert12 Mean to me 3’07’’Turk _ Alhert13 He’s funny that way 2’38’’Whiting - Moret14 My man 3’02’’M. Yvain – A. Willemetz / Pollock - Charles15 Strange fruit 3’05’’Allan16 Fine and mellow 3’13’’B. Holiday17 Long gone blues 3’03’’B. Holiday – T. Smith18 Them there eyes 2’48’’Tracey – Tauber / Pinkard19 Night and day 2’57’’C. Porter20 The man I love 3’03’’G & I Gershwin 21 God bless the child 2’54’’B. Holiday - Herzog22 I cover the water front 2’55’’Heyman - Green23 Day in day out 6’51’’R. Bloom – J. Mercer24 Stars fell on Alabama 4’32’’F. Perkins – M. Parish
CD 2 Lady in Satin1 I am a fool to want you 3’25’’J. Wolf – J. Herron - F. Sinatra2 For heaven’s sake 3’29’’S. Edwards – E_ Bretton – D. Meyer3 You don’t know what love is 3’51’’D. Raye – G. Depaul4 I get along without you very well 3’02’’H. Carmichael5 For all we know 2’56’’J. F . Coots – S. Lewis6 Violets for your furs 3’26’’Adair - Dennis7 You’ve changed 3’0’’M. Carey – C. Fisher8 It’s easy to remember 4’03’’R. Rodgers – L. Hart9 But Beautiful 4’32’’J. Burke – J. Van Heusen10 Glad to be unhappy 4’10’’R. Rodgers – L. Hart11 I’ll be around 3’27’’A. Wilder12 The end of a love affair 4’46’’E. Redding Billie Holiday at Newport13 Nice work if you can get it 2’39’’G & I Gershwin14 Wilow weep for me 3’10’’A. Ronnell15 My man 3’33’’M. Yvain – A. Willemetz / Pollock - Charles16 Lover, comes back to me 2’07’’Romberg - Hammerstein17 Lady sings the blues 3’02’’H. Nichols – B. Holiday18 What a little moonlight can do 3’20’’H. Woods
CD1 Les enregstrements Billie Holiday (vo)1 Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra : Roy Eldridge (tp), Benny Goodman (cl), Ben Webster (ts), Teddy Wilson (p), John Truehart (g), John Kirby (b), Cozy Cole (dm) New-York 19352 Jonah Jones (tp), Johnny Hodges (as), Harry Carney (bs-cl), Teddy Wilson (p), Lawrence Lucie (g), Cosy Cole (dm), John Kirby (b) New-York 19363-4 Billie Holiday & Her Orchestra : Bunny Berigan (tp), Artie Shaw (cl), Joe Bushkin (p), Dick McDonought (g), Pete Peterson (p), Cosy Cole (dm). New-York 19365 Bunny Berigan (tp), Irving Fazola (cl), Clyde Hart (p), Dick McDonought (g), Artie Bernstein (b), Cozy Cole (dm) New-York 19366 Jonah Jones (tp), Edgar Sampson (as-cl), Ben Webster (ts), Teddy Wilson (p), Allan Reuss (g), John Kirby (b), Cozy Cole (dm). New-York 19377-8 Teddy Wilson & His Orchestra : Buck Clayton (tp), Benny Goodman (cl), Lester Young (ts), Teddy Wilson (p), Freddie Green (g), Walter Page (b), Jo Jones (dm). New-York 19379 Henry « Red » Allen (tp), Cecil Scott (as-ts-cl), Prince Robinson (ts), Jimmy McLin (g), John Kirby (b) Cozy Cole (dm). New-York 193710 Billie Holiday & Her Orchestra : Eddie Tompkins (tp), Buster Bailey (cl), Joe Thomas (ts), Teddy Wilson (p), Carmen Mastren (g), John Kirby (b), Alphonse Steele (dm). New-York 193711-12 Teddy Wilson & His Orchestra : Buck Clayton (tp), Buster Bailey (cl), Johnny Hodges (as), Lester Young (ts), Teddy Wilson (p), Allan Reuss (g), Artie Bernstein (b), Cozy Cole (dm). New-York 193713 Billie Holiday & Her Orchestra : Buck Clayton (tp), Buster Bailey (cl), Lester Young (ts), Claude Thornhill (p), Freddie Green (g), Walter Page (b), Jo Jones (drm). New-York 193714 Teddy Wilson & His Orchestra : Buck Clayton (tp), Prince Robinson (cl), Vido Musso (ts), Teddy Wilson (p), Alan Reuss (g), Walter Page (b), Cozy Cole (dm). New-York 193715-16 Billie Holiday & Her Orchestra : Frankie Newtown (tp), Tab Smith (ss-as), Kenneth Hollon, Stanley Payne (ts), Sonny White (p), Jimmy McLin (g), John Williams (b), Eddie Dougherty (dm). New-York 193917 Hot Lips Page (tp), Tab Smith (ss-as), Kenneth Hollon, Stanley Payne (ts), Kenny Kersey (p), Johnny McLin (g), John Williams (b), Eddie Dougherty (dm). New-York 193918 Charlie Shavers (tp), Tab Smith (ss-as), Kenneth Hollon, Stanley Payne (ts), Sonny White (p), Bernard Addison (g), John Williams (b), Eddie Dougherty (dm). New-York 193919-20 Buck Claton, Harry Edison (tp), Earl Warren, Jack Washington (as), Lester Young (ts), Joe Sullivan (p), Freddie Green (g), Walter Page (b), Jo Jones (drm). New-York 193921 Roy Eldridge (tp), Lester Boone, Jimmy Powell (ts), Ernie Powel (ts), Eddie Heywood (p), Paul Chapman (g), Graham Moncur (b), Herbert Cowens (dm). New-York 194122 Teddy Wilson & His Orchestra : Emmet Berry (tp), Jimmy Hamilton (cl), Hymie Schertzer (as), Babe Russin (ts), Teddy Wilson (p), Gene Fields (g), John Williams (b), J.C. Heard (drm). New-York 194223-24 : Harry Edison (tp), Ben Webster (ts), Jimmie Rowles (p), Barney Kessel (g), Red Mitchel (b), Alvin Stoller (dm). Los Angeles 1957
CD 2 Les enregistrements
Billie Holiday (vo), C. Drinkard, S. Clark, B. Booker, B. Tucker (p), R. Mitchell (b), E. Leighton (dm), B. DeFranco (cl), R. Norvo (vi), J. Rainey (g), T. Grimms (g), H. Henry (ts), M. Kelly, L. Neill, D. Waddilove (tp), S. Layton (tb)… 1942 Billie Holiday (vo), Mel Waldron (p), Joe Benjamin (b), Jo Jones (dm). New port 1957
CD 1 Biilie’s Blues ans songs 1 What a little Moonlight can do 2’58’’H. Woods2 These foolish things 3’16’’H. Link –J. Strachey3 Summertime 2’53’’G. Gershwing – D.B. Hehward4 Billie’s bluesB. Holiday5 Let’s call a heart a heart 2’58’’A. Johnson – J. Burke6 I’ve got my love to keep me warm 2’54’’I. Berlin7 This year’s kisses 3’07’’I. Berlin8 I must have that man 2’54’’D. Fields – J. Mc Hugh9 The mood that I’m in 2’50’’A. Silver – A. Sherman10 They cant’t take that away from me 3’02’’G & I Gershwin11 I’ll get by 3’00’’Turk _ Alhert12 Mean to me 3’07’’Turk _ Alhert13 He’s funny that way 2’38’’Whiting - Moret14 My man 3’02’’M. Yvain – A. Willemetz / Pollock - Charles15 Strange fruit 3’05’’Allan16 Fine and mellow 3’13’’B. Holiday17 Long gone blues 3’03’’B. Holiday – T. Smith18 Them there eyes 2’48’’Tracey – Tauber / Pinkard19 Night and day 2’57’’C. Porter20 The man I love 3’03’’G & I Gershwin 21 God bless the child 2’54’’B. Holiday - Herzog22 I cover the water front 2’55’’Heyman - Green23 Day in day out 6’51’’R. Bloom – J. Mercer24 Stars fell on Alabama 4’32’’F. Perkins – M. Parish
CD 2 Lady in Satin1 I am a fool to want you 3’25’’J. Wolf – J. Herron - F. Sinatra2 For heaven’s sake 3’29’’S. Edwards – E_ Bretton – D. Meyer3 You don’t know what love is 3’51’’D. Raye – G. Depaul4 I get along without you very well 3’02’’H. Carmichael5 For all we know 2’56’’J. F . Coots – S. Lewis6 Violets for your furs 3’26’’Adair - Dennis7 You’ve changed 3’0’’M. Carey – C. Fisher8 It’s easy to remember 4’03’’R. Rodgers – L. Hart9 But Beautiful 4’32’’J. Burke – J. Van Heusen10 Glad to be unhappy 4’10’’R. Rodgers – L. Hart11 I’ll be around 3’27’’A. Wilder12 The end of a love affair 4’46’’E. Redding Billie Holiday at Newport13 Nice work if you can get it 2’39’’G & I Gershwin14 Wilow weep for me 3’10’’A. Ronnell15 My man 3’33’’M. Yvain – A. Willemetz / Pollock - Charles16 Lover, comes back to me 2’07’’Romberg - Hammerstein17 Lady sings the blues 3’02’’H. Nichols – B. Holiday18 What a little moonlight can do 3’20’’H. Woods
CD1 Les enregstrements Billie Holiday (vo)1 Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra : Roy Eldridge (tp), Benny Goodman (cl), Ben Webster (ts), Teddy Wilson (p), John Truehart (g), John Kirby (b), Cozy Cole (dm) New-York 19352 Jonah Jones (tp), Johnny Hodges (as), Harry Carney (bs-cl), Teddy Wilson (p), Lawrence Lucie (g), Cosy Cole (dm), John Kirby (b) New-York 19363-4 Billie Holiday & Her Orchestra : Bunny Berigan (tp), Artie Shaw (cl), Joe Bushkin (p), Dick McDonought (g), Pete Peterson (p), Cosy Cole (dm). New-York 19365 Bunny Berigan (tp), Irving Fazola (cl), Clyde Hart (p), Dick McDonought (g), Artie Bernstein (b), Cozy Cole (dm) New-York 19366 Jonah Jones (tp), Edgar Sampson (as-cl), Ben Webster (ts), Teddy Wilson (p), Allan Reuss (g), John Kirby (b), Cozy Cole (dm). New-York 19377-8 Teddy Wilson & His Orchestra : Buck Clayton (tp), Benny Goodman (cl), Lester Young (ts), Teddy Wilson (p), Freddie Green (g), Walter Page (b), Jo Jones (dm). New-York 19379 Henry « Red » Allen (tp), Cecil Scott (as-ts-cl), Prince Robinson (ts), Jimmy McLin (g), John Kirby (b) Cozy Cole (dm). New-York 193710 Billie Holiday & Her Orchestra : Eddie Tompkins (tp), Buster Bailey (cl), Joe Thomas (ts), Teddy Wilson (p), Carmen Mastren (g), John Kirby (b), Alphonse Steele (dm). New-York 193711-12 Teddy Wilson & His Orchestra : Buck Clayton (tp), Buster Bailey (cl), Johnny Hodges (as), Lester Young (ts), Teddy Wilson (p), Allan Reuss (g), Artie Bernstein (b), Cozy Cole (dm). New-York 193713 Billie Holiday & Her Orchestra : Buck Clayton (tp), Buster Bailey (cl), Lester Young (ts), Claude Thornhill (p), Freddie Green (g), Walter Page (b), Jo Jones (drm). New-York 193714 Teddy Wilson & His Orchestra : Buck Clayton (tp), Prince Robinson (cl), Vido Musso (ts), Teddy Wilson (p), Alan Reuss (g), Walter Page (b), Cozy Cole (dm). New-York 193715-16 Billie Holiday & Her Orchestra : Frankie Newtown (tp), Tab Smith (ss-as), Kenneth Hollon, Stanley Payne (ts), Sonny White (p), Jimmy McLin (g), John Williams (b), Eddie Dougherty (dm). New-York 193917 Hot Lips Page (tp), Tab Smith (ss-as), Kenneth Hollon, Stanley Payne (ts), Kenny Kersey (p), Johnny McLin (g), John Williams (b), Eddie Dougherty (dm). New-York 193918 Charlie Shavers (tp), Tab Smith (ss-as), Kenneth Hollon, Stanley Payne (ts), Sonny White (p), Bernard Addison (g), John Williams (b), Eddie Dougherty (dm). New-York 193919-20 Buck Claton, Harry Edison (tp), Earl Warren, Jack Washington (as), Lester Young (ts), Joe Sullivan (p), Freddie Green (g), Walter Page (b), Jo Jones (drm). New-York 193921 Roy Eldridge (tp), Lester Boone, Jimmy Powell (ts), Ernie Powel (ts), Eddie Heywood (p), Paul Chapman (g), Graham Moncur (b), Herbert Cowens (dm). New-York 194122 Teddy Wilson & His Orchestra : Emmet Berry (tp), Jimmy Hamilton (cl), Hymie Schertzer (as), Babe Russin (ts), Teddy Wilson (p), Gene Fields (g), John Williams (b), J.C. Heard (drm). New-York 194223-24 : Harry Edison (tp), Ben Webster (ts), Jimmie Rowles (p), Barney Kessel (g), Red Mitchel (b), Alvin Stoller (dm). Los Angeles 1957
CD 2 Les enregistrements
Billie Holiday (vo), C. Drinkard, S. Clark, B. Booker, B. Tucker (p), R. Mitchell (b), E. Leighton (dm), B. DeFranco (cl), R. Norvo (vi), J. Rainey (g), T. Grimms (g), H. Henry (ts), M. Kelly, L. Neill, D. Waddilove (tp), S. Layton (tb)… 1942 Billie Holiday (vo), Mel Waldron (p), Joe Benjamin (b), Jo Jones (dm). New port 1957
Billie Holiday
Moins de trois ans avant sa mort, Billie déclara : "Quiconque s'y connaît en chant vous dira que je n'ai jamais aussi bien chanté que maintenant; si vous ne le croyez pas, écoutez mes vieux enregistrements de Lover Come Back To Me ou Yesterdays et comparez avec les mêmes morceaux enregistrés ces dernières années. Ecoutez et fiez-vous à vos oreilles, mais pour l'amour de Dieu, ne tenez pas compte de ces vieux critiques sur le retour qui radotent sur "les bon vieux jours d'il y a vingt ans."
Ceux-ci ne sont pas bien dangereux qui croquent dans un fruit trop vert, autrement plus pernicieuse est la fascination pour la fêlure qui traversait la voix de Billie, craquelant jusqu'à son âme. Ne pouvons-nous comprendre ce qu'elle dit elle-même : que son art tout entier suivit une sorte de courbe ascendante, synonyme d'une maîtrise toujours accrue, défiant les ravages infligés à son être de chair? Il est pourtant facile de constater que la jeune fille effarouchée qui grave ses premières cires aux côtés de Benny Goodman est à mille lieues de l'impératrice diaphane qui règne sur un parterre idéal de musiciens, le 5 décembre 1957. Plus de vingt ans se sont écoulés, la fin du périple est proche et pourtant tout est là; le swing jaillit comme une confidence et la violence se convertit en un flux de tendresse. Tout ne cesse, mots et notes, de prendre chair et de s'animer. Le jazz est à découvert, comme jamais, et nous sourit, des yeux, doucement.
François Billard
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