Ethel Ennis - Love For Sale

[@petermatsoukas2933]

RIP Ethel Ennis. Stayed home in Baltimore and said she had no regrets. Did it her way. Nice.

[@cleycormack1165]

Das melhores gravações desta musica com Ethel Ennis, uma verdadeira voz de veludo. Que epoca maravilhosa da musica americana, por dispor de tão excelentes cantores(as) e musicos, sem distinção. Otimos todos. Cley Cormack.- Rio de Janeiro,Brasil 09/02/2014. Obs:- Thank you Mr. Ferdy Faiti for video and post

[@atanasios]

why "songs" like gangnam style have billions of views and this little diamond has only a thousand plus?where did good music go through those 50 years?...

[@willmcc5063]

Born : November 28, 1932, in Baltimore, Maryland. Ethel Ennis first won national recognition for her recording “Lullaby for Losers” in 1955. In 1958, she was selected by Benny Goodman as the female vocalist for his all-star band. Later, she was chosen as a featured singer on the Arthur Godfrey Show. After performing at the 1964 Newport Jazz Festival with Billy Taylor, Cozy Cole, and Slam Stewart, she appeared with Duke Ellington and his Orchestra on television's “Bell Telephone Hour.” She followed those amazing achievements by wowing them at the Monterey Jazz Festival in duets with Joe Williams. She returned to her hometown to perform in concerts with the Count Basie Band and the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. During that same period, she shared the bill with Cab Calloway at Harlem's Apollo Theater and played supper clubs and concert halls all over the country.

[@subversivelysurreal3645]

Will McC : She died 17 February, 2019. She was so straightforward, so pure a vocalist. Thank you, Ethel Ennis. Thank you for your Club in Baltimore, “ Ethel’s “ RIP....Bravo🌹

[@chowdermonsterr]

She says "who would love to sample my supply?". My dear Ethel...I already have..always will. She has one the illest voices on vinyl. She kills anything on mainstream radio.

[@Rajnoma]

Pure talent! Why oh why haven't we heard more from Ethel Ennis? What a melodious style--I love her!

[@stephco24]

She is great .... one of the very best of all time!

[@TheZigzag1949]

Wow, I thought I knew a lot of great female vocalists. How in the world did she slip through my cracks. Majestically relaxed and sexy delivery. RIP, Ethel.

[@mcnois38]

Being a vocalist and and having studied many of the greats I'm in shock! never heard this vocalist before! OMG she is amazing! What a jewel.

[@isatthere]

What a rich captivating voice. What a song.......

[@peteyule5503]

Wonderful song, beautifully sung

[@MrRickywallace]

Superb!

[@Bigbadwhitecracker]

The '70s version of To Tell the Truth brought me here and I'm so glad it did.

[@kathleencoleman6125]

I was just watching this today 6/26/20 and had to come find her. Her National Anthem was beautiful

[@taminata]

Coolet voice I have heard for a while, every word seems to tumble effortlessly from her mouth and float away

[@mustafajackson9430]

Cool Man, cool.

[@brmcha]

What a voice.

[@lastknowngood0]

EE Puts forth the lament of the worlds oldest profession. Lets face it folks love costs one way or another. WHAT U SEE IS WHAT U GET!

[@kimberlaparrott-wallace8564]

Beautiful

[@swprojectpromo]

Delicious.

[@goldenmodem8722]

cool, real cool, like a whirlpool, dipping into a better venue, with a match made in heaven on the menu, the central nervous system gets moved, and I enjoy the blend brewed, the bitter sweet, the better speech, like a feather's reach, spread my wings on her breeze she sends through, me, I feel the past through the speaker, and the tone will vibrate, ignite the soul and gyrate, thoughts into a warmer climate, rattle the membranes with a note that's engrained, never forget the songs that remain, some of the best that will gain, more traction than the most of todays, lost and insane, too self absorbed and in vain, thinking the world revolves around the orbital path of their brains...

[@shauncampbell969]

Mad Monster Party,

[@lenagigantes7179]

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