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Every Time - Howard Orchestra Biggs, Lillian "Lil" Green
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I've Got That Feelin' - Howard Orchestra Biggs, Lillian "Lil" Green
Descripción del producto
A fine blues singer who would no doubt have fared better during the classic blues boom of the 1920s and 1930s, Lil Green was apparently born too late to take advantage of her lineage from Bessie Smith and Ida Cox. Her late 1940s recordings even tried to pair her with a jazzy band to emulate the ancient vaudeville-styled blues of her idols. This, the third and last CD in the series of Lil Green's complete recordings continues with the late 1940s big band recording sessions for RCA Victor. Understandably Lil's usual blues took a backseat to jazzier items and show tunes such as "Them There Eyes", "I Want a Man", "Aggravatin' Papa", and Bessie Smith's classics "You've Been A Good Old Wagon (But You Done Broke Down)" and "Outside Of That".
Detalles del producto
Fecha de lanzamiento original
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2005
Dimensiones del producto
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12,7 x 14,61 x 1,14 cm; 94,12 gramos
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Lil Green's voice has matured ad even become a bit more rougher but she still sings with a clarity and enunciation unsurpassed by her contemporaries. Though some of the songs she tries are show business standards that have no place in her repertoire, she brings an earthiness and playfulness to the music with excellent tonality and handling of melody. even though she was ill with pneumonia towards the end of these recordings and would become too ill to tour or work, dying a few years later in 1954 at age 34 these recordings of a tragic blues woman's life do more than hint she was standing on the precipice of becoming a major breakout in postwar rhythm and blues.
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