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Released. 1990 — France. CD — Compilation. 1939-1940. Billie Holiday And Her Orchestra. Released.
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1939-1940 by Benny Carter released in 1991. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
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28 de abr. de 1991 · Baritone Billy Eckstine was the first Black male romantic singer in jazz/popular music. He joined Earl Hines and his Grand Terrace Orchestra in 1939 and recorded his first hits—the novelties “Jelly Jelly” (1941) and “The Jitney Man” (1942), and the blues ballad “Stormy Monday Blues” (1942).
Earl Hines band members gathered around Earl "Fatha" Hines at piano with girl seated on top, including Billy Eckstine standing on left, Scoops Carry, William Randall, George Dixon, Truck Parham, and Budd Johnson at Savoy Ballroom (Hill City Auditorium), c. 1939-1940
The Fats Navarro Story (Proper, 1945-1950). Proper PROPERBOX 11 (2000). Disque 1: The BeBop Boys: Billy Eckstine and his Orchestra. Fats Navarro, Shorty McConnell, Gail Brockman, Boonie Hazel (trompette), Gerald Valentine, Taswell Baird, Howard Scott, Chips Outcalt (trombone), John Jackson, Bill Frazier (saxophone alto), Budd Johnson, Gene ...
Michael G. Nastos wrote of the recording with Eckstine: "When the Count Basie Orchestra consented to team up with vocalist Billy Eckstine, choruses of angels must have shouted hallelujah. The combination of Basie's sweet jazz and Eckstine's low-down blues sensibilities meshed well on this one-shot deal, a program mostly of downtrodden songs perfectly suited for the band and the man."
19 de nov. de 1996 · Amazon.com: 1939-40: 3307517056726: Harry Jackson, Budd Johnson, Billy Eckstine, George Dixon, Milton Fletcher, Claude Roberts, Hurley Ramey, Edward Fant, Edward Burke, Robert "Sax" Crowder, Earl Hines & His Orchestra, Edward Sims, Alvin Burroughs, Quinn Wilson, Shirley Clay, George "Scoops" Carry, Franz Jackson, Rostelle Reese ...
