Women In Jazz | 1940s & 1950s Cool Vocal Jazz | Relaxing Dining Romantic Background Music Playlist

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00:00:00 Maxine Sullivan - St. Louis Blues
00:03:07 Miss Valaida Med Winstrup Olesens Swingband - You're Driving Me Crazy
00:05:26 Ella Johnson & Buddy Johnson - Please Mr. Johnson
00:08:20 Una Mae Carlisle - Walkin' By The River
00:11:21 Teddy Wilson And His Orchestra With Helen Ward - Embraceable You
00:14:38 Mildred Bailey - Lover, Come Back To Me
00:17:38 Duke Ellington And His Orchestra With Ivie Anderson - I Got It Bad And That Ain't Good
00:20:57 Benny Goodman Sextet With Peggy Lee - Where Or When
00:24:57 Lucky Millinder And His Orchestra With Sister Rosetta Tharpe - Rock Me
00:27:03 Harry James And His Orchestra With Helen Forrest - But Not For Me
00:30:14 Bunny Banks Trio With Bonnie Davis - Don't Stop Now
00:32:57 Andy Kirk And His Twelve Clouds Of Joy With June Richmond - Baby Don't You Tell Me No Lie
00:36:07 The Nat King Cole Trio With Ida James - Close To You
00:39:51 Earl Hines Sextet With Betty Roché - I'll Get By (As Long As I Have You)
00:42:13 Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra With Dorothy Dandridge - Watcha Say
00:45:17 Duke Ellington And His Orchestra With Joya Sherrill - I Didn't Know About You
00:48:02 Eddie Condon And His Orchestra With Lee Wiley - Wherever There's Love
00:51:02 Gene Krupa And His Orchestra With Anita O'Day - Tea For Two
00:53:26 Helen Humes And Her All-Stars - He Don't Love Me Anymore
00:56:18 John Kirby And His Orchestra With Sarah Vaughan - You Go To My Head
00:59:20 Thelma Carpenter - Seems Like Old Times
01:02:21 Mercer Ellington And His Orchestra With Carmen McRae - Pass By Me
01:05:06 Duke Ellington And His Orchestra With Kay Davis - Transblucency
01:08:05 Dizzy Gillespie And His Orchestra With Alice Roberts - He Beeped When He Should Have Bopped
01:10:44 Lena Horne - Whispering
01:13:32 Etta Jones With J.C. Heard And His Orchestra - I Sold My Heart To The Junkman
01:16:20 Count Basie Orchestra With Ann Moore - Meet Me At No Special Place
01:19:25 Lil Green And Her Orchestra - Lonely Woman
01:22:22 Lionel Hampton And His Orchestra With Wini Brown - Gone Again
01:25:12 Earl Hines And His Orchestra With Melrose Colbert - Black And Blue
01:28:14 Dinah Washington With Dave Young's Orchestra - Am I Asking Too Much
01:31:04 Duke Ellington And His Orchestra With Dolores Parker - Take Love Easy
01:34:05 Kay Starr - Don't Let Your Love Go Wrong
01:36:59 Teddy Wilson Trio With Kay Penton - As Time Goes By
01:39:56 Jackie & Roy - Deed I Do
01:42.38 Blue Lu Barker - Trombone Man Blues
01:45:31 Rose Murphy - Busy Line
01:48:14 Tadd Dameron And His Orchestra With Rae Pearl - Casbah
01:51:12 Addie Williams - Maybe Someday
01:54:05 Lionel Hampton And His Orchestra With Betty Carter - The Huckle Buck
01:57:12 Pearl Bailey & Hot Lips Page - Baby, It's Cold Outside
02:00:11 Billie Holiday - Them There Eyes
02:03:00 Ella Fitzgerald - Talk Fast My Heart, Talk Fast
02:05.53 Betty Mays And Her Swingtet - May's Haze
02:08:30 Nellie Lutcher - That's A Plenty
02:10:57 June Christy With Stan Kenton And His Orchestra - Lonesome Road
02:15:20 Jack Dieval Et Son Quartett With Annie Ross - Le Vent Vert
02:18:00 Dorothy Ellis - Slowly Go Out Of My Mind
02:24:20 Della Reese With Jimmy Hamilton And His Orchestra - Blue And Orange Birds
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[@ficture3001]

How is it possible to feel nostalgic for a time I never lived? Well, here I am.

[@cashus68]

Maybe we were there before ? reincarnate ? like me i died in a bomber WWII, i have proof

[@frankmartinez2655]

From 1940 to now 2022 these sounds have been my main solids. From 78's to Discs . Have had the pleasure of hearing seeing many of these superlative of Swing and Jazz.

[@user-sd3ro8gg5g]

ניףלא

[@user-sd3ro8gg5g]

ניפל

[@grupodespertarpradeus]

All I really want to know is if you're here at 2nd half of 2022 just listening these jewels of Jazz. God bless you all.

[@blackqueen1973]

I'm here at the end of 2023❤

[@Ter3s4]

Still listening in 2024. I was definitely born in the wrong Era 😢

[@DallasHardcastleTSP]

The room was dimly lit. I could smell the fresh cherries and oranges from the bar... maybe an old fashion... The piano was a shiny black Steinway R, with a glass of red wine on top near the edge. I heard her voice...the spotlight was soft and there she was... as beautiful as her voice...

[@volksfront9605]

Welcome to the Hotel California...

[@mars1936]

To be honest, I wish there were more female jazz fans or jazz enthusiasts. Because if that happens, our human life on this Earth will become richer and more beautiful. I think jazz is the universe. It truly is a wonderful universe. 🤎😉🤎

[@utterlyepical]

Not to be one of those people who’s like “I’m 17 and I listen to this!!!” But I am 25 and LOVE THIS STUFF- trust me folks there are young people out there who adore this music and are faithfully listening

[@hazelcalltainn9380]

When l was 17 l dated a drummer in a local jazz band. He introduced me to jazz, and for that l will be forever grateful 🙏

[@faithful451]

At 25 you're too old to be posting this kind of comment on KZbin...

[@random_youtuber8095]

@@faithful451 nah they are not it’s fine, but imagine insulting someone for the type of comment they post

[@baeticus1]

It is a balm for the soul and for good taste listen to these wonderful ladies in times of foolishness, forged divisions and doubtful taste. Thank you very much.

[@enzocaramico1204]

I agree with José. This is music.Other sounds only are noises(excuse me for my bad english)

[@SHEGOI]

It’s only foolishness today, not then.

[@docw1819]

Simply fabulous, great 👍 music and hopefully younger people will listen. I am 70 years young and really enjoy a huge repertoire. Love ❤️ it.

[@krish6729]

With these wonderful music makers at hand , there is never such a thing as getting old. 😊👍👍

[@DesertRose76]

I am 45 yrs old and I also love those songs!

[@katezhulynsalvatore717]

I'm 28 and love these music!!

[@lesliejaggers2275]

Almost 55 here… grooving and movin.

[@llittle_jasmine3674]

Turning 20 next week 😊 Enjoy seeing comments like these! ❤️

[@palmyrafoxy6860]

The POWER of music is, also, to bring the past time into the present.....we are luckyt to double up!!!! Thank you it's a delight

[@samanthaadams619]

Indeed it does. The music of that era somehow manages to bring it here in a sense.

[@johnquigley5355]

What a time to be Alive . Supper Clubs , Nite Clubs , Big Beautiful Dance Halls with top name Big Bands . The Youngsters of today will never know the feeling of asking a young Lady to dance with you . Taking her in your arms at a proper distance , and stepping out on the floor to " Moonlight Serenade " , played by the big band sound of Victor Hugo's Band . Thanks for the wonderful memories .

[@thestoryofo9636]

Now these faboulous songs are part of my background music here in my drugstore and customers are really enjoying them!

[@alessandrogouveia2268]

one of the coolests things about this playlist is that you can hear it with your computer sound system cause, you know, i dont believe grannys radio had a much better sound than that hahahahahahah

[@davidclarke10]

It was a very different era than the 50s oldies.

[@jamesfletcher7993]

My uncle was a jazz musician with an extensive collection of 78's of music from this era. He educated me musically from when I was about ten years old. I was there when this music was new. Now in my advanced years , listening to this original music again I can still feel the romance.

[@sharonmowery1415]

Wow, James, I can't imagine how it would be to have lived in this era....not that I'm that far advanced but today's music...if you can call it that...lacks grace and style.

[@alanc6781]

@@sharonmowery1415 it is NOISE.

[@user-li3tv4mn1w]

Супер !!!! Пойте, играйте, танцуйте... Душа вечно молода !!!!!!! Забудьте о годах...,-- Это всего лишь цифры....будьте романтичными..., влюбленными...,--- наслаждайтесь жизнью !!!!! ❤

[@TwoCatsUp]

That is so awesome! The music is not complicated but the way it is performed is so nuanced! This is what makes it art, and I'm glad you were able to experience it from an emotional standpoint. Very few people get to experience something so sweet!

[@anoriginalname410]

Thank you KZbin captions, I would've never known this was music.

[@nataciaanderson3082]

I am going to be 18 August and I first started listening to jazz at 15 years old. I'm absolutely in love with the sound of pure jazz. I love this collection, I've been listening to it for years and I still love it! Their voices were just so beautifulllll. Luv mi jazz music!❤✨~Listening from Jamaica🇯🇲

[@nitai154]

You my dear have wonderful taste !✨✨✨✨✨

[@JJ21210]

Hi, Natacia. If you're ready to have your mind blown a bit more, then start watching the pre-Code mvies from about 1930 through June 1934. Women in those films had agency and power in a way that they were later denied. "St. Louis Blues" is heard often in _Babyface_ (1933), one of the best of the pre-Codes. Best wishes from someone who started listening to Billie Holiday at age 16, in the dark ages before the internet gave us easy access (in 1977!).

[@lemurianchick]

Are you a Rasta, mon?

[@MALLERHEDGEFUND]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🇧🇷

[@dcrom]

happy b'day!

[@SutekhTheDestroyer]

These women have such an elegant, enchanting quality about them; I don’t think it would be the same with men singing. A real tonic for the soul.

[@buddhacook1087]

❤❤❤ this music from my grandparents days, it reminds me of them when I was little ... & I'm nearly 65yrs. Such precious memories for me now. ❤ &Blessings to all u Jazz luver's out there wherever u are. A passing Aussie 🙂

[@ericfry5759]

Good ON’YA Cobber , This is GREAT REAL MUSIC . At 86 years old , at least my foot still goes up and down ! Eric in Australia

[@airforcemax]

*¡enjoyed at 1:37 pm Pacific Standard Time on Thursday, 16 February 2023!*

[@FunAJL17]

Hearing these beautiful voices crooning is wonderful, but I'm so glad we have more subjects than needing a man to fulfill us to sing about these days! Respect for past generations and happiness for progress!

[@Kidtomboy]

Hard to believe ( I am only 16 years old this year , just a young man ) I don't know when I started and I really like Jazz music, not as extravagant as many other young people. Thanks to the feeling when listening to the music, I feel like going back to my mother's past

[@Samaelish]

More like great-grandmother. Most likely your mother was born in the 80s. Maybe late 70s. Grandmother's birth would be 50s. You need an adult woman in 1950s. That's great-grandmother. Good taste in music in 16 is rare, though.

[@roseidaclarettemoraes1989]

Women were really lovable, and elegant, and ...like this Music!!!!!!! Thankyou!!!!!!

[@Celinah]

With this kind of music, i just want to fall in love 😍🥰

[@EllieMae4101]

Few have ever sung with the perfect elocution of these ladies.

[@jovaneron]

My family and I are listening here while eating dinner. ❤

[@gregorygarcia7807]

Wow! hefty set list. my wife says, "You better let it play". She means it.

[@noeledghill1553]

Music and Singers that are timeless and appeal across cultural differences.

[@victoriyaaa._]

Old jazz has something in it I can't explain 😍😍

[@thomasjamison2050]

Actually, I think it is called music....

[@davidfromamerica1871]

It’s because you are listening to artists with real talent. Singing and orchestra music that is not computer software generated Auto Tuned like today’s music artist and the music labels.

[@thomasjamison2050]

@@davidfromamerica1871 Agreed, but that is not all that there is to it. It's a complex area technically in several dimensions. The best digital can not be beaten, but almost no one really understands what that is and it's certainly not autotuning, at least not in the sense that such is widely used today. But back in those days before computers and even TV, music was much more widely played by the majority of people, and it was also taught in the schools to a relatively serious extent. To graduate from high school in the 1930's, my mother had to pass a solfege exam. Most kids today don't even have the slightest clue to what that is, let alone have spent anytime learning to do it.

[@thomasjamison2050]

@@davidfromamerica1871 Thinking about this, it's not so much that there aren't people of talent today, but that they don't get the proper musical education to develop their talent. Some do anyways, but it's less likely than it once was.

[@davidfromamerica1871]

@@thomasjamison2050 I agree there are some new music artists that learned from music artist from the past. That type of information can be found in Wikipedia Artist articles and elsewhere. Wikipedia is my first source I go to learn about music artist. For instance Teresa Teng. I have all her collection sets I downloaded from KZbin years ago. I have Teresa Teng’s 1985 NHK Tokyo Concert I downloaded from KZbin years ago. It’s not available anymore anywhere in the World, not even on Yuku in China. One of a kind. I can never upload that on my KZbin channel, it is still copyrighted from 8 copyright label licenses, even after all these years.

[@BubuMarimba]

Love their clear natural voices without hiss, groan or moan. What an articulation! Every word is heard. So soothing. As if a kind mother sings a lullaby. Miss that leisurely time with no rush! Thank you very much!

[@Docentino1914]

Such Well spoken, Bubu! ❤ If I were Your Bube, I'd be baking cookies for you now.

[@MALLERHEDGEFUND]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🇧🇷

[@therealzilch]

What a great collection of our past. Thanks to all these voices telling it how it was.

[@patriciamargaritahermelo5240]

I was introduced to Jazz since...I can't remember. Although I live in Argentina, and jazz is far from our roots, my father (1911 -2000) was a fan, and I knew Fats Waller, count Basie, Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington from my beginning to this world. Also women's voices, like Ella Fitzgerald, and many others. There is no other music that brings me such pleasure as this, except maybe classical music. I thank to this place in bringing back beautiful and romantic voices singing wonderful melodies form the best era: the past.

[@bendoukatarik6420]

At the end......we have some things to sleep well and dreams with.....perhaps dreaming be walking at one of AMERICAN City....perhaps.....new York....san Francisco....Chicago.....los Angeles City......hearing that wonderful mythical soundtrack jazz 🎷 music 🎶.....thanks.

[@bogfranklin]

Holiday deserves more than one song

[@JulieHellerEast]

I play this in the Julie Heller Gallery whenever I am working. It is so smooth and doesn't overtake the paintings.

[@sharonmowery1415]

Wish we had music, and class, as was in the 40's & 50's

[@Alexey1799]

Rythms, ryrhms, ryrthms ... and all my life had gone forever !

[@bevygaines]

Ethel,Billie,Nancy,Lena, Ella,Bessie, Tony,Johnny,Nat,Harry,Fats,Natalie,Phyllis some of tne greats! Please add to this list!❤❤❤❤

[@brucer9572]

A beautiful poster! I'll have to rant for a half an hour to explain how beautiful it is, but I will spare you.

[@louissilvani1389]

There seems to be a naturalness in the way these things were recorded Sometimes less is more

[@duke927]

I’ve noticed the lead in times for the vocals was longer showcasing the band up front. Great music beautiful voices. Thanks.

[@MultiCurling]

Бесконечно КРАСИВО, ТЕПЛО И УЮТНО!!!!

[@bevygaines]

Peggy, and just hearing Ivie for the first time!

[@alainperdreau7561]

Cet ensemble est un enchantement un délicieux souvenir de ces morceaux qui ont ravi mon adolescence ( déjà si lointaine) Merci pour ce programme charmant.

[@Marilynisabel]

yes

[@Kazam354]

i faintly remember hearing this in the benny hill show

[@thesucka397]

Damn, I keep trying to FORCE myself to not think I wish I lived in the 40s, this is relaxing as hell!

[@JJ21210]

@The Sucka: So you want to have lived in an era when Black people were routinely lunched in many parts of the country and had no political power? When women had no political power and very little freedom? When gay people could be imprisoned for living authentically? In other words, when only a minority of the population was free and had political power? Please don't make the mistake of glorifying past eras based on the art of the time. Yes, we face a lot of problems today, but overall human kind has made progress with regard to equal rights for all, and I do NOT want to give up any of that -- and I would hope that others feel the same way. Thanks.

[@KBGVideos1]

@@JJ21210 Not to mention half of the 40s was literally a world war.

[@PhantomOftheOperasLeftBallsack]

@@JJ21210 I think they just meant the music and fashion 😭

[@justneedanametocomment359]

Turning 15 in July, hearing this kind of music gives me memories from a time I never lived. It makes me think how, fun it would be to dress up all pretty back then. Going out with friends without worrying of half the things people have to these days. Although there are many good and bad parts, it must have been such a different experience growing up in that time.

[@KermodeBear]

This music absolutely comes from an age of optimism. Things were complicated, bad things were still happening, sure, but we kept dreaming and reaching for a brighter tomorrow. I think that we mostly succeeded. I hope that your tomorrow is brighter than the sun.

[@projectzorgo347]

@@KermodeBear this music is simply beautiful, it makes me just sit & stare in the nights, makes me want to be in a small angelic town, visit a jazz cafe or club In the night to hear people play jazz, I don’t know why

[@kitiara50]

13th of July here. Ohh I just love the music @--}-----

[@blancoarnau]

i don't think that the 1940s were optimistic times - the WWII was already occurring - every era has its good and bad things haven’t you watched midnight in paris?

[@kstar1489]

we tend to romanticize the past. there is great art from that time, but it was not easier than it is now. it wasn't glamourous for most people. especially if you weren't rich, were a woman and/or not white. we shouldn't sugar coat things. They don't have many of the same worries that we do now, but that doesn't mean they had less worries, just different ones (and some not so different)

[@marissamay7486]

lovel this! i'm 56 and the music relaxes me alot as I work, and makes me remember happy memories of my grandparents

[@lindasafley4794]

Very soothing music, listening old songs very healing. A one's with story. This makes my heart strong.

[@romb1818]

Nice thumbnail. Those ladies look so stylish and fancy. 😎

[@youtuber3328]

to be COMPLETELY honest i really LOVE jazz music

[@budindepan8434]

So many women in the Jazz!! That's wonderful!! ☆♡☆

[@TheInnerYouCAS_K]

This sure brought forward memories. Not just memories of memories. Listening to this while a slide show played in my minds eye. I was a very young girl, but I remember my mother dressed to match this era and music. Her seamed nylons held up with garter snaps. Her chestnut brown vinegar rinsed hair in curls and a few finger waves. Her velvet chunkier heeled peek-a-boo toed shoes on her tiny feet. Her beautiul dress, pearl necklace and earings. Her black seal fur coat adorned with her beautiful rhinestone broach. And the smell of her perfume. I still see the winter snow flakes that landed on that black coat as she got in our same era car on a snowy New Years Eve. Years moved on and I was then in my 30's. I popped over Mom's often. Another scene in my picture show. Dad has had his sunset and Mom now a widow. After some time, she was getting back to herself. I popped in. There she was rolling cookie dough in her apron singing along to these songs which played on our local WECK radio station. ( Old time music). Mom was hard of hearing and did not know I was watching her for a few minutes taking it all in. Boy, am I glad I did. Loved her joy. I'd say hello and she's say " That's a nice number". So much more. You get the gist. I am SO grateful that I was exposed to this music and the stories my mom had told me about certian songs. Goes to show, she held tight to memories too!! Bless you readers and sweet notes to all!

[@alanc6781]

Lovely story. Lucky ladies.

[@nikkijara1295]

sounds like straight out of a beautiful movie, Those are lovely memories

[@davidbunch1080]

Brushes on the drums, a stand up bass. Constant through this. Good foundation for great arrangements, lyrics and vocals. Thanks so much so helpful.

[@Alexey1799]

My loveliest Music ! Thank You, my Dear Women !

[@sandaglad]

A wonderful selection. The singer with Basie is Ann Baker - maybe she and Ann Moore (who you've listed as the vocalist) are one and the same? Whatever, one of those great 40's singers who are long-forgotten today.

[@immortalityevolution]

I owned the dance floor in the 40's

[@gopeto61]

Thank you for sharing this wonderful music.🍀🍀🍀

[@RoueArzhur]

Where you get that emojis?

[@karlbillinger9945]

This is so very Cool , thanks for putting Helen Forrest in this Beautiful Swing. Much Love.

[@deborahdor8909]

Thanks for best compilation ever, powerful singer women.Congrats from Chile👏👏👏

[@claudehamel5694]

C'était la musique que j'écoutais et adorais à 20 ans... 62 années plus tard, mon plaisir est intact. Souvenirs doux et forts !

[@remyrobertello1809]

on peut s'evader

[@lisakurtz4655]

Great playlist, the music is very relaxing.

[@keyboardwarriorrose]

The last song kept repeating over and over!!!

[@AlomaCivet]

Beautiful to be serenaded by Women in Jazz

[@tf5562]

I really really love this playlist… omg thank you very much, sending love from Japan 🇯🇵

[@jahlaune]

Singers from this era worked in night clubs where they sang every night 2 or 3 times a night that’s why they could really sing at recording sessions because they had to put over a song to a real audience of people who wouldn’t settle for just any damn thing like today

[@mrzack888]

1.25 speed also good

[@juanmoralescorrochano588]

Te invita a soñar despierto ,a recordar a tu amor cuando eramos jovenes y a seguir amandola ahora que somos un poco mas mayores . Te amo Marisa .

[@bogfranklin]

Lee Wiley has such a great voice so smoky

[@ainsbaroz1905]

Relaxing and if you want to put your own words into the songs ... it works. Good way to sing of your love for the one you love.

[@TwoCatsUp]

Can't get enough of this. What album of Maxine Sullivan's is this version of St. Louis Blues found on? I did some searching but no luck.

[@Aphrodite_ErosLuvChild214-80]

Makes me want to light up my virginal slims in a cigarette holder , in a fancy dress and light candles around my house and just listen for hours . Unwind to days gone by ... I feel society needs a reset..

[@user-pm2ve1sq2n]

Fallout好きにはこの雰囲気たまらんよね、GJ

[@user-px7uy4zw1u]

波をつくる人は至るところに🌊🎵

[@eckankar7756]

Amazing collection and such good quality audio. Thank you for posting.

[@louisallyredubiau]

All the charm of another time where the people knew to appreciate the nice music, the beautiful dresses and the wonderful cars. 56:08 56:11

[@karlbillinger9945]

NICE SKI SLOPES ON YOUR DESIGN. Proper nice tunes. Keep IT up.

[@nadavukicevic1400]

The sound of the old days.Marvellous.

[@mingchan6300]

Wonderful collection of jazz music featuring women vocalists! Would be great if the tiltles and the artists be displayed on the screen.

[@user-dx7we2xd3u]

其れならば将来は東京メトロポリタンテレビジョンTOKYO MX様などが懐かしのまるごとBGMタイムの星などを流してくれますよ。

[@KHBogWitch]

1:57:12 is the best version of Baby It’s Cold Outside I’ve ever heard. I am rolling 🤣

[@sherrieburgess7494]

Great group of songs from a bygone era. Best I’ve heard yet!

[@denver606]

Love this stuff from my parents time. Sounds like Ella Fitzgerald.. What a voice when she was young.

[@user-ml3bg1fc9b]

feels so weird the ambiance of songs says it all❤😊

[@geohar4292]

Been loving this as a child late 60s. Played my parents record on a "Show n Tell" @78rpm. They told me to play my own records, their records were fragile like a chicken egg shell. Victor, RCA, MGM, International were some the company labels. The dept of the sound chirping thru a mono speaker was the greatest, 5 years old I thought I knew what the lyrics ment and sang or mumbled thru the song. I could only wonder what the old folks thought. My latter years began to believe I lived another life previously and grew up with an old man's soul. 🤔

[@pauljessome5718]

Jazz is , I believe , the soul expressing itself and these women express it most beautifully. Paul in Canada

[@briansadler6982]

Thoughts of my grandmother in my younger days! Thanks for the memories!! :)

[@samric2000]

Omg I m glad I found this channel

[@ruoguhou403]

The Maybe someday is really charming, i looked up a lot about it but information was limited, what a pity, the singer, Addie Williams Jones maybe didn't have a beautiful voice, but the rhythm composed by her was so smooth and relaxing. This song is a treasure.

[@nataliegold6584]

Such clear pronounciation! Can hear every word without stress or strain......

[@patrickryan1515]

Some pretty fantastic voices here (many that I've never before heard). Thanks much for the upload!!!

[@E-llustrate]

Yess Mr. Bee, I do infact like jazz

[@Alexey1799]

This is a very good Music ! Thank You ! Alex.

[@marmeecruz6191]

Long before my time but wonderful still.Thanks!

[@issurchaim]

Jackie and Roy were the coolest.

[@bdonnici]

This 70 year old was weaned on this stuff. So glad to see Anita O'Day and Annie Ross mentioned - they are often overlooked. But too bad you skipped Jo Stafford.

[@billquinnett]

You look like your 50 years old

[@nataliegold6584]

I can t get too much of Anita O Day - really enjoy her vocals. terrific high calibre artist......

[@alkispiskas3580]

Great songs and voices! Thanks for sharing. Also for the timestamps.

[@hyacinthus.b]

Lady on the right has 6 fingers on her right hand :)

[@minneminsken4995]

Thank you for this great collection. Quality of recording is excellent.

[@OliveiraMagoo]

O que acaba com a humanidade é a comparação , de tudo , é de adoecer. Viva a diversidade, a diferença!!!!!!!!!

[@digitalarts8600]

can you please share the original vinyl record's details used to produce this beautiful magnificent compilation? Do you have the cover art published anywhere? Thank you for all your hard work and time to build this masterful piece of jazz history

[@Arpa61]

Thank you very much... Greet from Warsaw, Poland 🌹

[@Arpa61]

Po prostu bardzo dziękuję, muzyka śliczna.

[@user-po7zf8ik2m]

songs from the heart lives fulfilled but broken all you can do is cry few understand best music ever