CD, стоящие на полке рядом : Jazz (Woman Voice)      

For this CD, which is greatly expanded from the original LP, Anita O'Day sings standards associated with other musicians, including "Four" (Miles Davis), "Early Autumn" (Stan Getz), "Four Brothers" (Woody Herman), "Sing, Sing, Sing" (Benny Goodman and Gene Krupa) and "Peanut Vendor" (Stan Kenton). Some of the material is unusual for a singer to interpret, but O'Day, one of the top jazz vocalists of the decade, improvises when the lyrics are not that strong (or barely exist). The backup by the Russ Garcia Orchestra is not all that memorable, but the focus is entirely on the vocalist, and O'Day really comes through.

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Both come with numerous bonus tracks from Lp's that were not released at the time this was made and currently not released on CD.The album was conceived by Norman Granz and Anita. The idea was to pick "the winner" from each of the top jazz and orchestras.The first six songs were arranged and conducted by Marty Paich.

The second half by Russ Garcia, who also arranged and conducted Anita's classic lp Waiter Make Mine Blues. This album is a classic.