Who is in the band?

'Tasty!...... Carol also climbs inside another seldom heard genius American songbook standard, "Never Never Land"... Jule Styne/Adolph Green & Betty Comden

JEANNIE BRYSON!! INCOMPARABLE! VOZ PRECIOSA, ROMANTICA, SENSUAL!!!! LINDA ORCHESTRA Y ARREGLOS!!! MIL GRACIAS POR COMPARTIR ESTA MUSICA BELLISIMA!!!

OMG!!! BEAUTIFUL!!!! BODACIOUS SENSUOUS!! THE VOICE OF JEANIE BRYSON IS. SEXY, INCOMPARABLE!! SHE HAS THE LATIN RHYTHM FABULOUS ORCHESTRATION! LOVE THE LYRICS + MELODY!!! TQ FOR A LOVELY RENDITION.

A Lady with a lot of class.

I didn't know about this lady, I love her voice and her rendition of Maybe You'll Be There, a favorite of mine. I Wish I Knew I've heard somewhere before, but don't remember by whom, Carol Sloane does it beautifully and the group is great! SHE HAS A NEW FAN!

Great record!!!! Ben Webster!!!!

Laura canta solo per te! E' un messaggio di rara efficacia e totale avvolgimento..

on 7:40 Hein quotes Paul Chamber's solo from the album Bass On Top.. this cat here sure did his homework

Splendid songs. Great voices

Blossom, R.I.P. ! Your music is Beautiful & Lovely:)

Anyone who selects a great 40's ballad like this has great taste and has got to be good.

no more words

One of my favorite jazz vocal albums in the world! Go, Johnny Mandel!

Carol Sloan is the real deal. Outstanding vocalist in every respect. What a songbird.

I so LOVE Kenny ... always have from the 1st time I heard "Silver Morning." So sad to learn about his death last year...a truly great loss of one of the few genuine ARTISTS. I like to think he's now directing one of heaven's angels' choirs.

this is amazing...........

@drovethroughghosts I just might be the only 13 year old. :)

I swear, listening to Sarah Vaughan wail is like listening to a full orchestra doe the same! Thanks for posting.:)

Magnificent! Thank you for posting!!

I love this time setting... So... opulent and romantic. ^_^

Beautifully Done!

top of the line lyrically; wish there were more renditions available here especially instrumental interpretations LOVE THE SONG

Great!

ahhh...

This the kind of singer and song that makes me glad I was born male. THAT'S A WOMAN!

WOW!!!! That bass player has his act totally together!!!! Awesome string work!!

Parece que o espírito da Billie baixou nela! Hehehehehehehehe!!!! Perfect!!!!!!! Ela tinha q idade ae? 17a?Hehehheehee!!!!! Gata demais!!!!!!!

There was no more complete jazz musician than Chet when he first appeared on the scene - They called him the Male Elizabeth Taylor - he was so handsome. He played by ear. I think the jury is still out regarding drugs and art. The combination produced too much greatness for us not to stop and wonder. I've known too many artists who confessed to doing their best work while drugged (especially on alcohol) for me to pass judgement. Chet was the greatest, but he died violently as he lived.

tks for posting ive just discovered jo singing with art van damme.

Hauntingly beautiful, many thanks.

Oh, this is so cute! Thanks so much for uploading/sharing so much of her work vladimirsmartins! :)

chet baker foi e sera eterno com seus solos e som lindo de trompete

Trumpeter Joe Burnett was married to singer Irene Kral at the time this was taped.

The lighter side of Joan and pop music, she was great with big band Jazz.

wow, this version is so smoooooooth! I'm really liking it.

Her voice was unmistakable. Often described as 'girly', it was also haunting and ephemeral. Hearing her sing this song takes me back to another era.

Damn! She swings - scats just superb. She didn't have to do the lyrics!!!!!!

You're one of a kind, Peace

somebody knows the adress of the school that teaches to sing like that?

Woah! Where did I hear this before! I thought I just discovered her this week... but I remember hearing this song in a movie or something. I love her sweet voice.

Another thanks to you for posting all the Julie videos. Just love her singing Ciao

By any chance, does anyone know what make of guitar that is the Kenny played? It has a very unique look. Thanks!

i just sang this song in a concert and her version of this song inspired me when i wrote out the lead sheet. thanks for posting it.

I saw him at Jazz alley twice in Seattle. He was wonderful and very gracious and real. I will miss him dearly forever!

How can we continue to lose so many greats? Find a cure for cancer..please.

One of the finest jazz voices ever.

ooh...and I'm gonna have to sing it 0.0 It's beautiful but it will be a little hard for me.

Harold Danko: piano Hein vd Geyn: bas John Engels: drums

Just Divine! Ella was the best singer ever!!