Always / by Berlin, Irving, 1888-1989

Table of Contents: “…Top hat, white tie and tails (Louis Armstrong) (4:09) -- They say it's wonderful (Sarah Vaughan) (2:56) -- Blue skies ( Ella Fitzgerald) (3:43) -- The girl that I marry (Billy Eckstine) (2:58) -- Havin' a heat wave (Bing Crosby) (3:00) -- Easter parade (Sarah Vaughan & Billy Eckstine) (3:13) -- Puttin' on the Ritz (Fred Astaire) (2: 50) -- Say it isn't so (Dinah Washington) (2:41) -- Cheek to cheek (Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong) (5:52) -- Always (Sarah Vaughan & Billy Eckstine) (2:36) -- Remember (Billie Holiday) (2:34) -- White Christmas (Ella Fitzgerald) (3:01) -- Change partners (Fred Astaire) (3: 16) -- I've got my love to keep me warm (Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong) (3:09) -- How deep is the ocean (Billie Holiday) (2:58) -- Let's face the music and dance (Ella Fitzgerald) (2:55).…”
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When Malindy sings jazz vocalists, 1938-1961.

Table of Contents: “…., Feather, J. Blowtop blues (Dinah Washington).…”

Mean old world Vol. 1.

Table of Contents: “…Ma Rainey (Memphis Minnie) (2:35) -- I'm gonna move to the outskirts of town (Louis Jordan and his Tympany Five) (2:42) -- Mean old 'Frisco blues (Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup) (2:28) -- Bourgeois blues (Leadbelly) (2:16) -- Mean old world (T-Bone Walker) (2:45) -- Evil gal blues (Dinah Washington) (2:42) -- I wonder (Cecil Gant) (2:33) -- Blood on the moon (Hot Lips Page) (2:14) -- Chicago breakdown (Big Maceo) (2:47) -- Angels in Harlem (Doctor Clayton) (2:54) -- Billie's blues (Billie Holiday) (3:25) -- Hoodoo Hoodoo (John Lee "Sonny Boy" Williamson) (2:46) -- Good rockin' tonight (Roy Brown and his Mighty Men) (2:56) -- Chicken-shack boogie (Amos Milburn) (2:42) -- Trouble blues (Charles Brown) (2:15) -- Crawlin' kingsnake (John Lee Hooker) (2:52) -- When things go wrong with you (it hurts me too) (Tampa Red) (2:53) -- Cairo blues (Li'l Son Jackson) (2:44) -- Black Angel blues (sweet black angel) (Robert Nighthawk) (2:55) -- Mardi Gras in New Orleans (Professor Longhair) (2:45) -- Every day I have the blues (Lowell Fulson) (2:24) -- Double crossing blues (Johnny Otis Quintette with Little Esther Phillips) (2:40).…”