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23.2.25

JO STAFFORD — Swingin' Down Broadway (1958) Vinyl LP | Mono | FLAC (tracks) 24-96Hz

Tracklist :
A1          Anything Goes  2:44
   Written By – Cole Porter
A2          The Gentleman Is A Dope  2:53
   Written By – Richard Rodgers / Oscar Hammerstein II
A3        I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good)  2:57
   Written By – Duke Ellington / Paul Francis Webster
A4          Old Devil Moon  2:34
   Written By – Burton Lane / E.Y. Harburg
A5          Any Place I Hang My Hat Is Home  3:39
   Written By – Harold Arlen / Johnny Mercer
A6          Tomorrow Mountain  2:45
   Written By – Duke Ellington / John Latouche
B1          Love For Sale  3:50
   Written By – Cole Porter
B2        Happiness Is A Thing Called Joe  2:44
   Written By – Harold Arlen / E.Y. Harburg
B3        How High The Moon  3:03
   Written By – Morgan Lewis / Nancy Hamilton
B4        Speak Low  2:14
   Written By – Kurt Weill / Ogden Nash
B5    It Never Entered My Mind  2:37
   Written By – Richard Rodgers / Lorenz Hart
B6      Taking A Chance On Love  2:55         
   Written By – Vernon Duke / John Latouche / Ted Fetter
Personnel:
– Jo Stafford- Vocals
with
Paul Weston and his Orchestra

8.7.21

JO STAFFORD - American Folk Songs (1962-2013) FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

Jo Stafford was one of the few Swing-era popular singers who was able to communicate the homespun beauty of the American folk idiom. Not surprisingly, since she always brought a Midwestern serenity, even a devotional quality, to just about everything she sang, even the most soaring big-band numbers. In this, she is reminiscent of the great Wagnerian soprano Kirstin Flagstad, who also brought a restrained, serene delivery to highly emotional material. AMERICAN FOLK SONGS, from 1950, benefits from the highly musical, Copland-like arrangments by Stafford's husband and long-time musical partner, Paul Weston. Judy Collins once said that she decided to become a folk singer herself after hearing "Barbara Allen" from this album for the first time. That would be a high recommendation, if nothing else. by Richard Mortifoglio
Tracklist:
1 Shenandoah 3:38
Traditional
2 Black Is the Color 2:58
Traditional

3 Old Joe Clark 1:43
Traditional
4 Wayfaring Stranger 3:02
Traditional
5 Barbara Allen 2:57
Traditional
6 Single Girl 2:14
Traditional
7 Red Rosey Bush 2:56
Traditional
8 I Wonder as I Wander 3:07
Traditional
9 Cripple Creek 1:30
Traditional
10 The Nightingale 3:26
Traditional
11 Johnny Has Gone for a Soldier 2:52
Traditional
12 Sourwood Mountain 1:46
Traditional
Credits:
Conductor – Paul Weston  (tracks: 1-12)
Vocals - Jo Stafford

RENÉE FLEMING — Distant Light (2017) FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

Nearly 58 years old when the recording was released in early 2017, Renée Fleming was obviously not content to retread familiar territory. Tr...