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Four Classic Albums [ CD / Album ]

Four Classic Albums

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  • Released Date: 07 Jul 2014

  • Genre: Jazz

Our Take

Prepare your ears for a throwback journey as we dive into the musical world of the one and only Billy Eckstine with "Four Classic Albums Plus." This collection not only showcases Eckstine's smooth and velvety vocals but also highlights his versatility as an artist.

First up, "Billy Eckstine Sings" takes us on a soulful ride through some of Eckstine's most iconic tracks. From the sultry "I Apologize" to the catchy "Fools Rush In," this album is a perfect introduction to the crooner's timeless sound.

Next, "Imagination" sees Eckstine experimenting with different styles and genres, proving that he is more than just a one-trick pony. From the swinging "Mr. B's Blues" to the heartfelt "Prisoner of Love," this album is a testament to Eckstine's musical prowess.

Moving on to "Love Songs by Billy Eckstine," we are treated to a more romantic side of the artist. With tracks like "Don't Take Your Love From Me" and "Laura," Eckstine's emotive delivery will have you swooning in no time.

Rounding off the collection is "Billy Eckstine Swings" where Eckstine shows off his incredible range and vocal agility. From the upbeat "Opus X" to the smooth "I Want to Talk About You," this album is a testament to Eckstine's ability to captivate listeners with his voice alone.

Overall, "Four Classic Albums Plus" is a must-have for any Billy Eckstine fan. With its timeless sound and versatile repertoire, this collection is a true testament to the artist's enduring legacy in the world of music.

Track Listing
Disc: 1
1. Alexander's Ragtime Band
2. Isn't This a Lovely Day to Be Caught in the Rain?
3. I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm
4. All of My Life
5. Cheek to Cheek
6. You're Just in Love
7. Remember
8. Always
9. Easter Parade
10. All Right, Okay, You Win
11. Introduction
12. I'm Falling for You/Fool That I Am/Everything I Have Is Yours
13. In the Still of the Night
14. Introduction
15. Don't Get Around Much Anymore/I'm Just a Lucky So and So/Caravan/Sophisticated Lady
16. Work Song
17. Ma (She's Making Eyes at Me)
18. Have a Song On Me
19. I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face
20. Lady Luck
21. Lush Life
22. Without a Song
23. Moonlight in Vermont


Disc: 2
1. Stormy Monday Blues
2. Lonesome Lover Blues
3. Blues, the Mother of Sin
4. Jelly, Jelly
5. Don't Cry Baby
6. Trav'lin All Alone
7. Little Mama
8. I Want a Little Girl
9. Drifting
10. Song of the Wanderer
11. Piano Man
12. Once More With Feeling
13. Stormy Weather
14. Cottage for Sale
15. Blues in the Night
16. I Hear a Rhapsody
17. As Time Goes By
18. That Old Black Magic
19. I Apologise
20. I Love You
21. With Every Breath I Take
22. Secret Love
23. I'm Beginning to See the Light
24. 'Deed I Do

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