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Billie Holiday Et Les Autres Bibliothèques d’Amiens Métropole Espace Image et Son - Bibliothèque Louis Aragon Dans le cadre du cycle Où sont les musiciennes ? JAZZ WOMAN, ET ALORS ? Billie Holiday et les autres Sélection dans les collections des bibliothèques proposée à l’occasion de la conférence musicale organisée le 10/03/2015 en partenariat avec le CRR LES ANTHOLOGIES Women in blues : New York, Chicago, Memphis, Dallas 1920-1943 / Mamie Smith, Lucile Hegamin, Alberta Hunter... [et al.]. - Frémeaux & Associés, 1994(P). 1.1 A 3 « En proposant des enregistrements gravés entre 1920 et 1943, cette anthologie permet de mesurer l’importance du rôle joué par les interprètes féminines dans le domaine du blues. Cette importance tient à la qualité intrinsèque des interprétations et à la variété des styles abordés ». Alain Tomas – Jazzman Contient: " Crazy blues "/ Mamie Smith. " Land of cotton blues "/ Lucille Hegamin. " Nobody knows the way I feel dis mornin' "/ Alberta Hunter. " Late last night "/ Sara Martin. " See see rider blues "/ Ma Rainey. " Empty bed blues "/ Bessie Smith. " Shipwrecked blues "/ Clara Smith. " Nobody rocks me like my baby do "/ Martha Copeland. " Little rock blues "/ Pearl Dickson. " Tallahatchie river blues "/ Mattie Delaney. " Rolling lag blues "/ Lottie Beaman. " My handy man "/ Ethel Waters. " My man o' war "/ Lizzie Miles. " Mr Moore blues "/ Ida May Mack. " Cravin' a man blues "/ Lillian Gunn. " Some cold rainy day "/ Bertha Chippie Hill, etc. 50 Sublimes chanteuses de jazz - vol.2 : 1945-1955 / Kitty Kallen ; Anita O'Day ; Betty Roché…[et al.].- Body & Soul, 2006. 1.3 A Contient : " The Wonder of you "/ Kitty Kallen. " Opus n 1 "/ Anita O'Day. " Trouble, trouble "/ Betty Roché. " Doin' the boogie woogie "/ Mildred Anderson. " Honey in a hurry "/ Ethel Waters. " Twice two many "/ Ivie Anderson. " The Wildest gal in town "/ Dolores Parker. " King size papa "/ Julia Lee. " On a turquoise cloud "/ Kay Davis. " Trouble is a man "/ Martha Davis. " You can't lose a broken heart "/ Billie Holiday ; Louis Armstrong. " On the sunny side of the street "/ Lu Elliott. " There must be somethin' better than love "/ Mary Ann McCall. " Cry, cry, cry "/ Mildred Bailey. " Gone "/ Una Mae Carlisle, etc. Jazz club mainstream : vocal / Ella Fitzgerald, Anita O'Day, Billie Holiday, Sarah Vaughan... [et al.] - Polygram, 1991. 1.3 A 3 Contient : " Stompin' at the Savoy "/ Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong. " Lover come back to me "/ Anita O'Day with Ralph Burn's Orchestra. " Lady sings the blues "/ Billie Holiday with Tony Scott's Orchestra. " No'Count blues "/ Sarah Vaughan. " Boogie woogie "/ Jimmy Rushing with Count Basie and his orchestra. " As long as I live "/ Billy Eckstine with Woody Herman and his orchestra. " T'ain't so honey, t'ain't so "/ Jack Teagarden. " Easy living "/ Dinah Washington. " Easy living "/ Dinah Washington. " Blues in my heart "/ Helen Merrill with Quincy Jone's Orchestra, etc. Les enregistrements de BILLIE HOLIDAY (1915-1959) The Story (1935 à 1958) / Billie Holiday, voc. - Déjà Vu, 1989 (P). 1.3 HOL 3 Contient : Miss Brown to you. Twenty four hours a day. These n'that n'those. Let's call a heart a heart. Let's dream in the moonlight. Night and day. What is this going to get us ? Georgia on my minds. God bless the child. Until the real thing comes along. Do you know what it means to miss New Orleans? Keeps on a 'rainin'. He's funny that way. Fine and mellow. I cover the waterfront. Lover come back to me. Lover man. I got it bad and that ain't good. Willow weep for me. My man. Please don't talk about me when I'm gone. Don't explain. Porgy. Billie's blues. Songs for distingué lovers / Billie Holiday, chant ; Harry Edison, trp ; Ben Webster, saxo ; Jimmy Rowles, p ; Barney Kessel, guit. ; Red Mitchell, basse ; Alvin Stoller, batt. - Verve, 1983 (cop.), enr. 1957. 1.3 HOL 3 Contient : Day in day out ; A Foggy day ; Stars fell on Alabama ; One for my baby (and one more for the road) ; Just one of those things ; I didn't know what time it was Lady Day, 1939-1944 : the sixteen original Commodore interpretations / Billie Holiday, voix. - Commodore, 1988 (P). - (Commodore Jazz Classics) 1.3 HOL 3 Contient : " I'll get by ". " My old flame ". " Embraceable you ". " Billie's blues ". " I gotta right to sing the blues ". " I cover the waterfront ". " He's funny that way ". " Yesterdays ". " Strange fruit ". " On the sunny side of the street ". " I'm yours ". " Fine and mellow ". " Lover come back to me ". " I'll be seeing you "." As time goes by ". " How am I to know ". The complete Billie Holiday mastertakes' collection 1933-1942. Vol. 6 : 1939/40 / Billie Holiday. - King Jazz, 1993 (P). 1.3 HOL 3 Contient : Strange fruit. Yesterdays. Fine and mellow. I gotta roght to sing the blues. Some other spring. Our love is different. Them there eyes. Swing brother swing. Night and day. The Man I love. You're just a no-account. You're a lucky guy. Ghost of yesterday. Body and soul. What is this going to get us. Falling in love again. I'm pulling through. Tell me more. Laughing at life. Time on my hands. I'm all for you. I hear music. It's the same old story. The complete Billie Holiday mastertakes' collection 1933 – 1942. Vol. 7 : 1940-1942 / Billie Holiday. - King Jazz, 1993 (P) 1.3 HOL 3 Contient : Practice makes perfect. St. Louis blues. Loveless love. Let's do it. Georgia on my mind. Romance in the dark. All of me. I'm in a lowdown groove. God bless the child. Am I blue ? Solitude. Jim. I cover the waterfront. Love me or leave me. Gloomy sunday. Wherever you are. Mandy is two. It's a sin to tell a lie. Until the real thing comes. Ealong. Trav'lin' light. Lady Day and Pres : New York, 1937-1941 / Billie Holiday. - [S.l.] : Frémeaux, 1994 (P). 1.3 HOL 5 Contient : All of me . Foolin' myself . My first impression of you. When you're smiling. Back in you own backyard . He's funny that way . He ain't got rhythm . Now they call it swing . I've got a date with a dream . If dreams come t rue . I must have that man . The Man I love. When a woman loves a man . You're a lucky guy . Easy living . Everybody's laughing . Laughing at life . Getting some fun out of life . I'm pulling through . I can't believe that you're in love with me. Let's do it . Say it with a kiss . This year's kisses. Sun showers . Time on my hands . A Sailboat in the moonlight. Yours and mine. I can't get started . The Very thought of you . You're just a no-account. Mean to me. Trav'lin' all alone. Whithout your love . I'll never be the same . Me, myself and I . All of me (3ème prise). Lady sings the blues / Billie Holiday. - Universal, 2006 (P). (Jazz Club Legends). Enregistrement remasterisé. - Enregistrements originaux de 1952-1959 Contient : " Lady sings the blues ". " Come rain or come shine ". " Blue moon ". " Good morning heartache ". " God bless the child ". " Baby won't you please come home ". " Ill wind ". " Autumn in New York ". " Don't worry 'bout me ". " I don't want to cry anymore ". " Willow weep for me ". " It's not for me to say ". " My man ". " Stormy weather ". " When your lover has gone ". " I must have that man ". " One for my baby (And one more for the road) ". " I'll never smile again ". Music for torching . Velvet mood / Billie Holiday, chant...[et al.]. - Poll Winners Records, 2013 (P). Contient : " It had to be you ". " Come rain or come shine ". " I don't want to cry anymore ". " I don't stand a ghost of a chance with you ". " A fine romance ". " Gone with the wind ". " I get a kick out of you ". " Isn't this a lovely day ? ". " Prelude to a kiss ". " When your lover has gone ". " Please don't talk about me when I'm gone ". " Nice work if you can get it ". " I gotta right to sing the blues ". " What's new ? ". " I hadn't anyone till you ". " Everything I have is yours ". " A fine romance (Take 2) ". " A fine romance (Take 5) ". Stormy weather / Billie Holiday. - Membran Music, 2006. 1.3 HOL 3 Contient : " Be fair with my baby ". " Rocky mountain blues ". " Detour ahead ". " Trav'lin' light ". " Blue moon ". " Easy to love ". " Yesterdays ". " Autumn in New York ". " Lover come back to me ". " Remember ". " Stormy weather ". " Love for sale ". " How deep is the ocean ? ". " Solitude ". " Too marvellous for words ". " Easy to love ". " P.S. I love you ". " Willow weep for me ". " Say it isn't so ". " I've got my love to keep me warm ". " I wished on the moon ". " Always ". " Everything happens to me ". " Do nothin' till you hear from me ". " Ain't misbehavin' ". " Nice work if you can get it ". " Gone with the wind ". " Please don't talk about me when I'm gone ". " Cheek to cheek ". " I hadn't anyone till you ". " I get a kick out of you ". " A Fine romance ". " I gotta right to sing the blues ". " Trav'lin' light ". " I must have that man ! ". " Some other spring ". " Lady sings the blues ". " Strange fruit ". " God bless the child ". " Good morning heartache ". " No good man ". " Do nothin' till you hear from me ". " Prelude to a kiss ". " Cheek to cheek ". " Ill wind ". " Sophisticated lady ". " Speak low ". " All or nothing at all ". " Narration ". " Lady sings the blues ". " It ain't nobody's business ". " Narration with vocal trav'lin' light ". " Narration ". " Please don't talk about me when I'm gone ". " I'll be seeing you ".
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