Dinah Washington With Quincy Jones And His Orchestra – The Swingin' Miss D AUDIOPHILE
Dinah Washington With Quincy Jones And His Orchestra – The Swingin' Miss D AUDIOPHILE
Dinah Washington With Quincy Jones And His Orchestra – The Swingin' Miss D AUDIOPHILE
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Dinah Washington With Quincy Jones And His Orchestra – The Swingin' Miss D AUDIOPHILE
Dinah Washington With Quincy Jones And His Orchestra – The Swingin' Miss D AUDIOPHILE
Dinah Washington With Quincy Jones And His Orchestra – The Swingin' Miss D AUDIOPHILE

Dinah Washington With Quincy Jones And His Orchestra – The Swingin' Miss "D"

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RARITY - Sealed 

Vocals – Dinah Washington

Conductor - Quincy Jones

Alto Saxophone – Anthony Ortega

Alto Saxophone, Flute – Hal McKusick

Baritone Saxophone – Danny Bank

Bass – Milton Hinton

Bass Trombone – Tommy Mitchell

Drums – Jimmy Crawford (A6, B1, B3, B5), Osie Johnson (A1-5, B2, B4)

Guitar – Barry Galbraith

Piano, Celesta – Sleepy Anderson

Tenor Saxophone, Clarinet – Jerome Richardson, Lucky Thompson

Trombone – Jimmy Cleveland, Quentin Jackson, Urbie Green

Trumpet – Bernie Glow (A1-5, B2, B4), Charlie Shavers, Clark Terry, Ernie Royal (A6, B1, B3, B5), Joe Wilder (A6, B1, B3, B5), Nick Travis (A1-5, B2, B4)

Trumpet, Vibraphone, Bongos, Xylophone – Don Elliott

Arranged by Quincy Jones (A1-3, A6, B1, B3-5), Ernie Wilkins (A4-5), Benny Golson (B2)

Written by Jerome Kern (A1), Herbert Reynolds (A1), Leonard Feather (A2), Quincy Jones (A2), Walter Donaldson (A3), Gus Kahn (A3), Cole Porter (A4), George & Ira Gershwin (A5), Duke Ellington (A6), Irving Mills (A6), Juan Tizol (A6), Ervin Drake (B1), Hans Lengsfelder (B1), Juan Tizol (B1), Ray Evans (B2),  Jay Livingston (B2), Bill Austin (B3), Billy Austin (B3), Louis Jordan (B3), Buddy Kaye (B4), William "Billy" Reid (B4), Buddy DeSylva (B5),  George Gershwin (B5), Ballard MacDonald (B5)

 

1LP, Gatefold jacket

Original Master Tape : YES

Heavy Press : 180g

Record color : black

Speed : 33RPM

Size : 12”

Stereo

Studio

Record Press :  Pallas

Label :  Speakers Corner

Original Label : EmArcy

Recorded in December 4–6, 1956

Produced by Bob Shad

Photography by Garrett & Howard

Liner notes by John S. Wilson

Originally released in 1957

Reissued in May 2007

 

Tracks :

Side A:

1. They Didn't Believe Me

2. You're Crying

3. Makin' Whoopee

4. Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye

5. But Not For Me

6. Caravan

Side B:

1. Perdido

2. Never Let Me Go

3. Is You Is Or Is You Ain't Ma Baby

4. I'll Close My Eyes

5. Somebody Loves Me

 

Reviews :

“Dinah Washington was accompanied by an orchestra organized and conducted by Quincy Jones on this 1957 album, and she was singing to arrangements mostly written by the young bandleader, swing charts of pop standards by the likes of Cole Porter, George Gershwin, and Duke Ellington. The result had much in common with the swing albums of Frank Sinatra in the same period, especially because Jones' arrangements were heavily influenced by Billy May and Nelson Riddle. Sinatra's records were regarded as "pop, " of course, and Washington's, at least when released on the EmArcy subsidiary of Mercury Records, as "jazz, " but her precise articulation and attention to lyrical meaning left little room for improvisation, and while Jones allowed for brief solos from a band that included Charlie Shavers, Clark Terry, Urbie Green, and Milt Hinton, the jazz categorization was actually arbitrary. Whatever musical genre you assign it to, however, this is an excellent Washington album.” AllMusic Review by William Ruhlmann

 

Rating :

AllMusic : 4.5 / 5 ; Discogs : 4.5 / 5 ; The Penguin Guide to Jazz Recordings : 3.5 / 4


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