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"Divaville Lounge" with Sarah O (archive)

step into the lounge!

Sunday, January 27, 2008 | 15:00 to 17:00 | jazz/pop vocalists

http://www.divavillelounge.org

Artist	Song	Album	Label	Comments
Tony Bennett	Let's Begin	The Great American Songbook: Jerome Kern	Rhino	written for Roberta, 1935

Franklyn Wallace	How'd You Like to Spoon With Me	78"	Imperial	1905
Sammy Davis Jr. & Carmen McRae	They Didn't Believe Me	Boy meets Girl	Verve	The Girl from Utah w/ Herbert Reynolds 1914
Chet Baker	Look for the Silver Lining	The Best of Chet Baker Sings	Blue Note	Sally w/ Otto Harbach 1920
Maxine Sullivan	The Folks Who Live On the Hill	Maxine Sullivan Sings 1955-1956	Fresh Sounds
Rudy Vallee	Ha-Cha-Cha	Height Ho Everybody!	Pearl	The Cat and the Fiddle w/ Otto Harbach 1932

Paul Robeson	Ol' Man River	The Great American Songbook: Jerome Kern	Rhino	Show Boat, 1927, w/ Oscar Hamemrstein
Lena Horne	I Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man	The Lady and Her Music	Recall Records	Show Boat, 1927, w/ Oscar Hamemrstein
Michel LeGrand	The Last Time I Saw Paris	The Great American Songbook: Jerome Kern	Rhino	inst.

Billie Holiday	Why Was I Born?	The Quintissential Billie Holiday	Sony	Sweet Adeline 1929
Frank Sinatra	The Song is You	The Song is You	RCA	Music in the Air 1932 w/ Oscar Hammerstein
Peggy Lee	She Didn't Say Yes	The Singles Collection	EMI/Capitol	1921 The Cat and the Fiddle w/ Otto Harbach
Pearl Bailey & Charioteers	Who?	The Great American Songbook: Jerome Kern	Rhino	Sunny 1925 w/ Oscar Hammerstein
Mel Torme	Till the Clouds Roll By	It's a Blue World	Bethlehem	Oh, Boy! 1917 w/ P.G. Wodehouse
Judy Garland	Don't Ever Leave Me	Great Day!	Savoy Jazz	Sweet Adeline 1929 w/ Oscar Hammerstein

Oscar Peterson Trio	Ol' Man River	The Complete Jerome Kern Songbook	UMG	inst.
Rosemary Clooney	All the Things You Are	Show Tunes	Concord	Very Warm for May 1939 w/ Oscar Hammerstein
Ella Fitzgerald	I'll be Hard to Handle	The Complete Songbooks	Verve	Roberta 1933 w/ Otto Harbach
Dorothy Kirsten	Dearly Beloved	The Great American Songbook: Jerome Kern	RHino	You Were Never Lovelier 1942 w/ Johnny Mercer
Margaret Whiting	Why Do I Love You?	The Complete Jerome Kern Songbook	UMG	Show Boat 1927 w/ Oscar Hammerstein
Fred Astaire	Never Gonna Dance	The Great American Songbook: Jerome Kern	Rhino	Swingtime 1936 Dorothy Fields
Sarah Vaughan	Smoke Gets In Your Eyes	Jazz Round Midnight	Polygram	Roberta 1933 w/ Otto Harbach

George Shearing	Pick Yourself Up	The Complete Jerome Kern Songbook	UMG	inst.
Nat King Cole	Pick Yourself Up	Songs from Stage and Screen	Rhino	Swingtime 1936 Dorothy Fields
Anita O'Day	I Won't Dance	Pick Yourself Up	Polygram	Roberta 1933 w/ Otto Harbach
Marilyn Monroe	A Fine Romance	s/t	Gold	Swingtime 1936 Dorothy Fields
Blossom Dearie	I'm Old Fashioned	May I Come In?	UMVD	You Were Never Lovelier 1942 w/ Johnny Mercer
Bing Crosby	Long Ago and Far Away	Cocktail Hour	Columbia River	Cover Girl 1944 w/ Ira Gershwin
Doris Day	All Through the Day	The Great American Songbook: Jerome Kern	Rhino	Centennial Summer 1946 w/ Oscar Hammerstein
Ella Fitzgerald	You Couldn't Be Cuter	The Complete Songbooks	Verve	The Joy of Living 1938

Johnny Green Orch.	Waltz in Swingtime	The Great American Songbook: Jerome Kern	Rhino	Swingtime 1936
Noel Coward	The Last Time I Saw Paris	The Entertainers of WWII		Lady Be Good 1941 Oscar winner Best Song
Fred Astaire	The Way You Look Tonight	The Great American Songbook: Jerome Kern	Rhino	Swingtime 1936 Dorothy Fields
Billie Holiday	Yesterdays	The Lady Sings	Decca	Roberta 1933 w/ Otto Harbach

Stan Getz	The Folks Who Live On the Hill	The Complete Jerome Kern Songbook	UMG
Trudy Erwin, MGM Chorus, Kathryn Grayson, Virginia O'Brian, Tony Martin, Lena Horne, Frank Sinatra	Medley: The Land Where Good Songs Go, Yesterdays, Long Ago and Far Away, A Fine Romance, All the Things You Are, Why Was I Born?, Ol' Man River	Till the Clouds Roll By	MGM	happy birthday Jerome Kern!