My Funny Valentine - Vintage Songs of Love

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My Funny Valentine [From Babes in Arms] - Frank Sinatra
I'm in the Mood for Love [From Every Night At Eight] - Frances Langford
Night and Day [from the Gay Divorce] - Fred Astaire
The Nearness of You [from Romance in the Dark] - Elisabeth Welch
These Foolish Things [from Spread It Around] - Hutch
The Way You Look Tonight [From Swing Time] - Peggy Lee
The Touch of Your Lips - Al Bowlly
Dearly Beloved [From You Were Never Lovelier] - Dinah Shore
The Folks Who Live on the Hill [from High, Wide and Handsome] - Bing Crosby
I Love You [From Mexican Hayride] - Jo Stafford
Embraceable You [From Girl Crazy] - Nat King Cole
It Had to Be You - Dick Haymes
You Go to My Head - Sarah Vaughan
For Sentimental Reasons - Ella Fitzgerald
All the Things You Are [From Very Warm for May] - Tony Martin
My Romance [From Jumbo] - Dinah Shore & Frank Sinatra
The Very Thought of You - Doris Day
Unforgettable - Nat King Cole
Body and Soul [From Three's A Crowd] - Lee Wiley
My One and Only Love - Frank Sinatra
I Ony Have Eyes for You [from Dames] - Doris Day
No Other Love (Beaneath the Southern Corss) - Ronnie Hilton
True Love [From High Society] - Bing Crosby & Grace Kelly
Every Time We Say Goodbye [from Seven Lively Arts] - Jeri Southern

Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong for Lovers (2005)

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It would be hard to beat this collection of jazz standards sung by two of the most important figures in jazz. For most of the album, Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong share the spotlight. However, on certain tunes, Armstrong accompanies Fitzgerald with smart trumpet riffs and vocal harmonies. Such is the case with the elegant ballad, "The Stars Fell on Alabama." Here, Armstrong's gritty voice perfectly contrasts Fitzgerald's silky smooth timbre.

Armstrong's vocal features, "Our Love is Here to Stay" and "Let's Do It (Let's Fall In Love)," both highlight his ability to combine scat with lyric singing. Other selections such as "The Nearness of You" and "Moonlight in Vermont" are particularly poetic numbers rendered superbly by Fitzgerald. On these tunes, The First Lady of Song's voice is especially dreamy and honeyed. Overall, this set of love songs, culled from the Great American Songbook, could not receive a better reading anywhere (or by anyone). The rapport between Fitzgerald and Armstrong is stunning and each song will leave you reaching for another glass of wine and the dimmer switch.

Leaving - (Partir) 2009

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