DINAH SHORE — Love and Kisses, Dinah (1992) Two Version | FLAC (image+.tracks+.cue), lossless

Tracklist :
1.    It's the Second Time You Meet That Matters 2:19
Betty Comden / Adolph Green / Jule Styne
feat: Harry Zimmerman and his orchestra
2.    New-Fangled Tango 2:18
Matt Dubey
feat: Hugo Winterhalter & His Orchestra
3.    (What Can I Say) After I Say I'm Sorry? 2:18
Walter Donaldson / Abe Lyman
feat: Harry Zimmerman and his orchestra
4.    Love and Marriage 2:25
Sammy Cahn / James Van Heusen
feat: Henri René & His Orchestra
5.    You're Driving Me Crazy 2:08
Walter Donaldson
feat: Harry Zimmerman and his orchestra
6.    Three Coins in the Fountain 3:07
Sammy Cahn / Jule Styne
feat: Harry Geller & His Orchestra
7.    Blues in the Night 3:35
Harold Arlen / Johnny Mercer
feat: Frank DeVol & His Orchestra
8.    Day In - Day Out 2:22
Rube Bloom / Johnny Mercer
feat: Harry Geller & His Orchestra
9.    What's New? 2:39
Johnny Burke / Bob Haggart
feat: Harry Zimmerman and his orchestra
10.    Any Place I Hang My Hat Is Home 3:10
Harold Arlen / Johnny Mercer
feat: Harry Zimmerman and his orchestra
11.    Now I Know 3:11
Harold Arlen / Ted Koehler
feat: Harry Zimmerman and his orchestra
12.    Easy to Love 2:10
Cole Porter
feat: Frank DeVol & His Orchestra
13.    Lucky to Be Me 2:24
Leonard Bernstein / Betty Comden / Adolph Green
feat: Henri René & His Orchestra
14.    The Three-Cornered Tune 2:53
Frank Loesser
feat: Henri René & His Orchestra
15.    Marriage Type Love 2:25
Oscar Hammerstein II / Richard Rodgers
feat: Vic Schoen and his orchestra
16.    I'm Your Girl 2:48
Oscar Hammerstein II / Richard Rodgers
feat: Vic Schoen and his orchestra

ARTIE SHAW AND HIS ORCHESTRA – 1939, Vol. 2 | The Classics Chronological Series – 1045 (1999) FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

Although the pressure of being a sudden celebrity and the leader of America's number one swing band was clearly getting to Artie Shaw in 1939, his band was excellent, his playing was top-notch, and his solidly selling records kept on being made. The sixth Classics CD in their Artie Shaw series (which reissues all of the master takes from the clarinetist's sessions as a leader) includes such fine numbers as "One Night Stand," "One Foot in the Gutter," "Traffic Jam," "Serenade to a Savage," and Shaw's "Moonray." The key players include Shaw, tenorman Georgie Auld, singer Helen Forrest, drummer Buddy Rich, and Tony Pastor on tenor and vocals. Scott Yanow
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ARTIE SHAW AND HIS ORCHESTRA – 1939-1940 | The Classics Chronological Series – 1087 (1999) FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

Artie Shaw reached the pinnacle of stardom in 1939, becoming a celebrity and having his band rated at the top of the swing world, at least in popularity. But Shaw did not enjoy the experience much, was under constant pressure, and in late November he left the bandstand and fled to Mexico. His band (which struggled on briefly under Georgie Auld's leadership) broke up a few months later. Running out of money, on March 3, 1940, Shaw gathered together a large studio orchestra (with a full string orchestra) and recorded six songs, including one ("Frenesi") that became a giant hit. This CD concludes with part of a second date (from May 13) with a different studio band. It would be a few months before Artie Shaw formed his third orchestra. Despite the turmoil, there are fine performances to be heard on this intriguing disc, the seventh Shaw CD put out by Classics. Scott Yanow
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