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Billie, you're Immortal! Reminds me of walking into smoky, dark Milton's Tap Room with my buddy Mike, slinking down into the old leather chairs and soaking it all in... Sign on the door said, Be 21; the sign above the LP shelf said, No Requests Please. Like, man, it's free... 
You´re listening to the main mix on Radio Paradise (again)
 scrubbrush wrote:

Not to brag, but Billie Holiday was my mother's godmother.



I'd like to take a stroll through some of your old photo albums.
The halcyon days of jazz vocals.  And then some.  
Bkack Pumas to Billie how good is that
Not to brag, but Billie Holiday was my mother's godmother.
I'd love to go back in time to have seen this sung live in a smoky jazz club, sipping on an Old Fashioned and realizing I was in front of greatness and it probably wouldn't get much better than this. 
She just wanted to be loved and cared for.
It's all in that fantastic voice..
esa música se mete al alma
 aaronm wrote:

To me, that trumpet at the beginning is like a klaxon that indicates, "Really good music is coming up. Pay attention."

And by the way, it's right. 


I Agree. Completely!  Thanx RP!  
 
 maxvonevil wrote:
Goodgod I love this track

'Nuff said



Same here!
THE Queen......
How did we go from this to "My Neck, My Back"?
SUPERB!!  Thanx RP!
Great segue from Lucinda Williams  "Essence" to Billie Holiday's "Lady Sings the Blues"
The only reason I give this just a 9 is because I gave 'Strange Fruit' the 10 it deserves earned.

Beautiful, legendary, epic, tragic.
c.
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great transition from norah!
Goodgod I love this track

'Nuff said
 ednazarko wrote:
Charlie Shaver's opening trumpet solo is like a flaming icicle through the heart. 
 
and closes with the same cut
 ednazarko wrote:
Charlie Shaver's opening trumpet solo is like a flaming icicle through the heart. 
 

I was going with a masonry drill dipped in fudge punched through your skull, but hey -  Lady Day makes up for it 100x
Charlie Shaver's opening trumpet solo is like a flaming icicle through the heart. 
 LPCity wrote:
Oh My!  To me, the mark of an all time classic like this is when you've heard it before, but it captivates and enthralls you to hear it again.  Hearing this just now was to have time and place just disappear and to be lost in the beauty of the song.
 
Well said!
Long Live                                                                                     Radio Paradise
Rating to me:                   8 -M o s t    E x c e l l e n t        not climbing
Oh My!  To me, the mark of an all time classic like this is when you've heard it before, but it captivates and enthralls you to hear it again.  Hearing this just now was to have time and place just disappear and to be lost in the beauty of the song.
1st time hearing on RP. Why has it taken me so long. A Classic Indeed. 
No one like her. A Unique representation of the human voice. Outstanding!
A fellow choir member once said "There are too many people singing with vibrato" and our director, an organ performance major, director, music educator, vocal coach, and instrumental instructor shut her down by saying "no, actually, vibrato helps you find the pitch!" {#Clap}
 aaronm wrote:
To me, that trumpet at the beginning is like a klaxon that indicates, "Really good music is coming up. Pay attention."

And by the way, it's right. 

 
indeed. Not only did we get the Greatness of Billie, but those were some very good musicians.
I think this would easily be a 10 without her singing.
Wow - {#Clap}
 hayduke2 wrote:
I never give this artist real time, but my god this song is fantastic to listen to
 
My opinion?  This woman invented sexy siren singing.  Gives me goosebumps.
An all time goddess. An all time godlike 10.

{#Cowboy}
Billie Holiday?  Straight up Goddess.  {#Clap} 
Do not watch this.

Amazing singer!
I never give this artist real time, but my god this song is fantastic to listen to
Nuthing left to say when the Lady Sings.
To me, that trumpet at the beginning is like a klaxon that indicates, "Really good music is coming up. Pay attention."

And by the way, it's right.