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'''''Lady Sings the Blues''''' was the successful soundtrack to [[Lady Sings the Blues|the Billie Holiday biopic of the same name]], which starred [[Diana Ross]] in her screen debut in [[1972]].
'''''Lady Sings the Blues''''' was the successful soundtrack to [[Lady Sings the Blues|the Billie Holiday biopic of the same name]], which starred [[Diana Ross]] in her screen debut in [[1972]].


[[Image:Lady_sings.jpg |thumb|300px|right|cover of Lady Sings The Blues soundtrack...this Lp reached #1 on the Billboard album chart]]


Save for the interludes that were included from the movie, the album was a heralded attempt by Ross to channel some of jazz-blues legend [[Billie Holiday]]'s emotional song output. Though Ross hardly had Holiday's raspy delivery, she held her own and the album and movie, for better or for worse, helped reintroduce a new generation of music lovers to the sounds of Holiday's music.
Save for the interludes that were included from the movie, the album was a heralded attempt by Ross to channel some of jazz-blues legend [[Billie Holiday]]'s emotional song output. Though Ross hardly had Holiday's raspy delivery, she held her own and the album and movie, for better or for worse, helped reintroduce a new generation of music lovers to the sounds of Holiday's music.

Revision as of 03:29, 14 June 2006

Lady Sings the Blues was the successful soundtrack to the Billie Holiday biopic of the same name, which starred Diana Ross in her screen debut in 1972.


File:Lady sings.jpg
cover of Lady Sings The Blues soundtrack...this Lp reached #1 on the Billboard album chart

Save for the interludes that were included from the movie, the album was a heralded attempt by Ross to channel some of jazz-blues legend Billie Holiday's emotional song output. Though Ross hardly had Holiday's raspy delivery, she held her own and the album and movie, for better or for worse, helped reintroduce a new generation of music lovers to the sounds of Holiday's music.

The album went on to be Ross' only #1 album on the Billboard Pop Albums Chart.

Tracklisting

  1. "The Arrest" (0:15)
  2. "Lady Sings the Blues" (1:03)
  3. "Baltimore Brothel" (0:25)
  4. "Billie Sneaks Into Dean & Dean's/Swinging Uptown" (0:49)
  5. "'Taint Nobody's Bizness If I Do" (1:06)
  6. "Big Ben/C.C. Rider" (1:06)
  7. "All of Me" (2:19)
  8. "The Man I Love" (2:27)
  9. "Them There Eyes" (1:03)
  10. "Gardenias from Louis" (2:03)
  11. "Cafe Manhattan/Had You Been Around/Love Theme" (2:03)
  12. "Any Happy Home" (0:37)
  13. "I Cried For You" (0:37)
  14. "Billie & Harry/Don't Explain" (0:37)
  15. "Mean to Me" (1:18)
  16. "Fine and Mellow" (0:45)
  17. "What a Little Moonlight Can Do" (2:09)
  18. "Louis Visits Billie on Tour/Love Theme" (0:45)
  19. "Cafe Manhattan Party" (1:37)
  20. "Persuasion/'Taint Nobody's Bizness If I Do" (3:48)
  21. "Agent's Office" (1:09)
  22. "Love Is Here to Stay" (2:01)
  23. "Fine and Mellow" (2:54)
  24. "Lover Man" (3:22)
  25. "You've Changed" (2:34)
  26. "Gimme a Pigfoot (And a Bottle of Beer)" (2:06)
  27. "Good Morning Heartache" (2:21)
  28. "All of Me" (2:04)
  29. "Love Theme" (2:53)
  30. "My Man" (2:26)
  31. "Don't Explain" (2:10)
  32. "I Cried for You" (2:13)
  33. "Strange Fruit" (3:35)
  34. "God Bless the Child" (2:42)
  35. "Closing Theme" (1:08)