Diana Ross - Lady Sings Jazz & Blues: Stolen Moments (CD) - CD

Name: Diana Ross - Lady Sings Jazz & Blues: Stolen Moments (CD)
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SKU: 044001733222
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by Diana Ross

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Availability:In StockArtist:Diana RossTheme:Grammy Winning Artist

Distributor/Studio:MotownPublisher:UNIVERSAL MUSIC DISTRIBUTIONUPC:044001733222Weight:0.26Product ID:SC6KHJH0CB

Details: The Lady Sings... Jazz and Blues: Stolen Moments was recorded at the Ritz Theatre in New York City on December 4, 1992. The nineteen Jazz standards, which are highly associated with the late Billie Holiday, had been sung by the Motown diva twenty years before for the soundtrack of her award-winning film Lady Sings the Blues. With Ross in her element, obviously enjoying the moment, and with this elegant venue imbued with the smoke and mirrors of yesteryear, her performance utterly transcends a mere concert setting and becomes, truly, the performance of a lifetime.

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01

Fine and Mellow

02

Them There Eyes

03

Don't Explain

04

What a Little Moonlight Can Do

05

Mean to Me

06

Lover Man (Oh Where Can You Be)

07

Gimme a Pigfoot (And a Bottle of Beer)

08

Little Girl Blue

09

There's a Small Hotel

10

I Cried for You

11

The Man I Love

12

God Bless the Child

13

Love Is Here to Stay

14

You've Cried

15

Strange Fruit

16

Good Morning Heartache

17

Ain't Nobody's Bizness If I Do

18

My Man

19

Fine and Mellow (Reprise)

Distributor/Studio:MotownPublisher:UNIVERSAL MUSIC DISTRIBUTIONUPC:044001733222Weight:0.26Product ID:SC6KHJH0CB

Publisher: UNIVERSAL MUSIC DISTRIBUTION

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Diana Ross

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Details: The Lady Sings... Jazz and Blues: Stolen Moments was recorded at the Ritz Theatre in New York City on December 4, 1992. The nineteen Jazz standards, which are highly associated with the late Billie Holiday, had been sung by the Motown diva twenty years before for the soundtrack of her award-winning film Lady Sings the Blues. With Ross in her element, obviously enjoying the moment, and with this elegant venue imbued with the smoke and mirrors of yesteryear, her performance utterly transcends a mere concert setting and becomes, truly, the performance of a lifetime.