Blossom Dearie Give Him The Ooh La La(jazz)(flac)[rogercc][h33t]

BLOSSOM DEARIE GIVE HIM THE THE OOH LA LA Audio CD June 23, 1998 Original Release Date: 1957 Label: Polygram Records Format: Flac Blossom Dearie is rightly considered one of our premier cabaret artists. But Ms. Dearie began her career as a bona fide jazz pianist and singer. She first was heard in 1951 as the female answer voice on King Pleasure's be-bop vocalise "Moody's Mood For Love" and, beginning in 1957, recorded a series of LPs for Verve, of which OOH-LA-LA was the second. Then as now, what impresses most about Blossom Dearie is her fresh sound--light but not delicate, funny, swinging and lyrical when called for. What might be come off in a lesser talent as a cute schoolteacher routine--Miss Crabtree painting the town a shade of red--is offset by honest musicianship and a real schoolteacher's attention to the English language as spoken. Dearie is one of the greatest lyric interpreters the music world has ever known. Every performance here is a little gem; the Cole Porter title tune receives its definitive performance, sexy as hell, and unknown Dearie treats like "They Say It's Spring" and "Try Your Wings" are just plain sweet and lovely. Tracklist 1. Just One Of Those Things 2:03 2. Like Someone In Love 4:33 3. Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea 2:28 4. They Say It's Spring 3:46 5. Try Your Wings 3:26 6. Bang Goes The Drum 3:24 7. The Riviera 3:48 8. The Middle Of Love 2:35 9. Plus Je T'embrasse 2:31 10. Give Him The Ooh-La-La 2:41 11. Let Me Love You 2:44 12. I Walk A Little Faster 4:18 13. Give Him The Ooh-La-La (alt take)2:45 14 Give Him The Ooh-La-La (breakdown) 1:50 Recorded at WOR Recording Studios, New York, New York on September 12 & 13, 1957. Originally released on LP on Verve (2081). [color=red]Personnel:[/color] Blossom Dearie (vocals, piano); Herb Ellis (guitar); Ray Brown (bass); Jo Jones (drums).

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zbob (2011-09-25)

I had quite forgotten how beautifully and clearly this lady sang. Thank you so much...