PEGGY LEE [Black Coffee] DECCA [DL-5482] DG/10"
$
96
$ 96
Sold For
Oct 30, 2010
Sold Date
Oct 23, 2010
Start Date
$ 10
Start price
9
Number Of Bids
USA
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Description
1953 DECCA Records DL-5482 DEEP GROOVE * MONO * 10 INCH RARE *
VINYL is VG(+) plays through w/light marks enjoyable COVER is VG+ top seam 1" split, light age wear
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Encouraged by longtime Decca A&R Milt Gabler, she hired a small group including trumpeter Pete Candoli and pianist Jimmy Rowles (two of her favorite sidemen) to record an after-hours jazz project similar in intent and execution to Lee Wiley's "Manhattan project" of 1950, Night in Manhattan. While the title-track opener of Black Coffee soon separated itself from the LP -- to be taught forever after during the first period of any Torch Song 101 class -- the album doesn't keep to its concept very long; Lee is soon enough in a bouncy mood for "I've Got You Under My Skin" and very affectionate on "Easy Living." (If there's a concept at work here, it's the vagaries of love.) Black Coffee is an excellent record, spotlighting Lee's ability to shine with every type of group and in any context.
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