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Ernestine Anderson
Runnin' Wild
Genres: Jazz, Pop

Track Listings (23) - Disc #1
1. Mad Abou the Boy - Ernestine Anderson, Coward
2. Did I Remember - Ernestine Anderson, Adamson
3. Day Dream - Ernestine Anderson, Ellington
4. Experiment - Ernestine Anderson, Porter
5. That Old Feeling - Ernestine Anderson, Brown
6. The Song Is Ended - Ernestine Anderson, Berlin
7. Love for Sale - Ernestine Anderson, Porter
8. Autumn in New York - Ernestine Anderson, Duke
9. My Man - Ernestine Anderson, Homme
10. Ill Wind (You're Blowein' Me No Good) - Ernestine Anderson, Arien
11. Little Girl Blue - Ernestine Anderson, Hart
12. Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams (And Dream Your Troubles Away) - Ernestine Anderson, Barris
13. Runnin' Wild - Ernestine Anderson, Gibbs
14. Stardust - Ernestine Anderson, Carmichael
15. Heat Wave - Ernestine Anderson, Berlin
16. My Ship - Ernestine Anderson, Gershwin
17. Azure-Te - Ernestine Anderson, Davis
18. Welcome to the Club - Ernestine Anderson, Torme
19. There's a Boat Dat's Leavin' Soon for New York - Ernestine Anderson, Gershwin, George
20. Social Call - Ernestine Anderson, Gryce
21. There Will Never Be Another You - Ernestine Anderson, Gordon
22. Sleepin' Bee - Ernestine Anderson, Arlen
23. Interlude - Ernestine Anderson, Rugolo

CD Details

All Artists: Ernestine Anderson
Title: Runnin' Wild
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Jasmine Music
Original Release Date: 1/1/2009
Re-Release Date: 2/17/2009
Genres: Jazz, Pop
Styles: Vocal Jazz, Easy Listening, Vocal Pop
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 604988049824

Synopsis

Album Description

2009 collection. Ernestine Anderson is a singer of major stature. Her qualities are many and varied and she's truly a singer of a major caliber. Her voice is full and expressive, her phrasing smooth, and her ability to improvise in good taste around a melody places her high on a creative level. This release features two original albums: 1956's Hot Cargo, which helped to launch her career, and 1958's self titled release, which was Ernestine's first full length U.S. recording session. Includes one of the great old Jazz tunes, 'Runnin' Wild' plus 'Azure Te', 'Mad About The Boy', 'Autumn In New York' and many more. 23 tracks. Jasmine.

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CD Reviews

ERNESTINE IS VOCALIST SUPREME!

A. POLLOCK | PLYMOUTH, DEVON United Kingdom | 03/08/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Ernestine Anderson's long career is somewhat at odds with her undervalued reputation as a supreme jazz singer in the same league as Ella, Sarah, Carmen and Billie. However, she has the respect of musicians who know about the vocal aspects which makes a singer great so Ernestine has been in good company whenever appearing in concert and on record during the decades she has built her formidable reputation as an honest interpreter of the Great American Songbook.

Jasmine's reissue of Ernestine's initial solo albums does us all a favour with their original sleeve-notes reproduced as back-up to give flavour to the twenty-three included tracks. HOT CARGO was recorded in Sweden in 1958 and soon found release in the USA with THE TOAST OF THE NATIONS CRITICS celebrating Ernestine's impact on the jazz scene that same year. Both follow through with Ernestine's engaging style and thought for lyrics with MAD ABOUT THE BOY, THAT OLD FEELING, AUTUMN IN NEW YORK and LITTLE GIRL BLUE amongst treasures from the first set and STARDUST, MY SHIP and THERE WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER YOU allowing Ernestine to stamp the follow-up album with more of the same.

Now nearing eighty-one years of age, it would appear Ernestine is still out there as a serious survivor of that great age of jazz singers for whom the original long playing album was the ideal place to hone their talent by having the Great American Songbook from which to pick the greatest songs. These two excellent albums are testament to that fact.

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