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"Divaville Lounge" with Sarah O (archive)

step into the lounge!

Sunday, May 1, 2016 | 14:00 to 16:00 | jazz/pop vocalists

http://www.divavillelounge.org

Artist	Song	Album	Label	Comments
Ella Mae Morse o/ Freddie Slack	Cow Cow Boogie	The Very Best of Ella Mae Morse
Betty Hutton	I Wake Up in the Morning Feeling Fine	Spotlight On Betty Hutton	Columbia
Eddy Duchin Orchestra v/ Lew Sherwood	I Won't Dance	The Golden Age of American Sweet Bands	Jasmine
Ginger Rogers	I'll Be Hard to Handle	Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers at RKO	Rhino
Fred "Sugar" Hall & His Sugar Babies	Plenty of Sunshine	The Roaring Twenties	ASV Living Era

Sammy Davis Jr. & Carmen McRae	Happy To Make Your Acquiantance	Boy Meets Girl	Verve
Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong	Cheek to Cheek	Ella and Louis	Verve
Peggy Lee	Nice Work if You Can Get It	Peggy Lee With the Dave Barbour Band	Capitol	great request!
Bing Crosby w/ Les Paul Trio	It's Been a Long, Long Time	Bing! His Legendary Years	BMG Music Canada
Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra v/ Helen O'Connell & Bob Eberle	Tangerine	Johnny Mercer (1909 - 1976)		another great request!

Chet Baker	I Remember You	The Best of Chet Baker Sings	Blue Note
June Christy	Baby, Baby All the Time	THe Best of June Christy: The Jazz Sessions	Blue Note
Mel Torme	My Shining Hour	Mel Torme in Hollywood	Verve
Anita O'Day w/ Cal Tjader	I Believe in You	Time for Two	Verve
Ella Fitzgerald w/ Joe Pass	Don't Be That Way	Take Love Easy	Pablo

Duke Ellington Orchestra	Such Sweet Thunder	Such Sweet Thunder	Columbia
Perez Prado v/ Beny More	Babarabatiri	Mondo Mambo!	Rhino
Astrud Gilberto o/ Walter Wanderley	Nega Do Cebelo Duro	Samba Swing!	Scamp
Judy Holliday	An Occasional Man	Sex Kittens in Hi-Fi: The Blondes	DRG
Dinah Washington o/ Quincy Jones	There'll Be a Jubilee	In the Land of Hi-Fi	Emarcy

Frank Sinatra	Luck Be a Lady	Rat Pack: From Vegas to St. Louis
Bobby Darin	Won't You Come Home Bill Bailey	As Long As I'm Singing Collection
Wayne Newton	Strangers In the Night	Wild, Cool & Swingin'	Capitol
Aretha Franklin	God Bless the Child	The Queen in Waiting	Sony	rec 1962, great request!
Ella Fitzgerald	Joe Williams' Blues	Twelve Nights in Hollywood	Verve

Duke Ellington Orchestra v/ Ivie Anderson	Let's Have a Jubilee	Cocktail Hour	COlumbia River
Mills Blue Rhythm Band	Harlem Heat	1933-1936	Retrieval Records
Cab Calloway	Beale Street Mama	Best of the Big Bands	Sony	great request!
Cootie Williams and His Rug Cutters	Ol' Man River	Duke Ellington 100 Rare Sessions
Fletcher Henderson	Down South Camp Meeting	Tidal Wave	Decca

Louis Armstrong	Heebie Jeebies	Satchmo Louis Armstrong Ambassador of Jazz	Verve	rec. 1926 Armstrong later claimed he invented scat singing during the recording of this song, this may not be strictly true but it may be the first surviving recording of scat
Fats Waller	't Ain't What You Do	Phenomenal Fats
Annette Hanshaw	I've Got a Feeling I'm Falling	VOlume 6 1929	Sensational
Dick Powell	With Plenty of Money and You	Legendary Entertainers
Eddy Duchin & His Orchestra	Let's Call the Whole Thing Off	The Golden Age of American Sweet Bands	Jasmine	"almost" a request for Ed!