Jo Stafford - Just Reminiscin'

Title: Just Reminiscin' Artist: Jo Stafford Release Date: 2000 Re-Released On: 3/13/2001 Label: Vocalion, Dutton Vocalion Album Type(s): Greatest Hits UPCs: 765387301927, 2605000032020 Genre: Vocal Music Styles: Vocal Pop, Traditional Pop, Vocal Jazz Moods: Earnest, Poignant, Sentimental, Soothing, Wistful, Calm/Peaceful, Gentle, Innocent, Reflective, Romantic, Delicate, Intimate, Laid-Back/Mellow, Smooth, Sweet, Springlike Total Copies: 0 Members Wishing: 0 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1

1. I've Never Forgotten
2. By the Way
3. In the Still of the Night
4. This Is the Moment
5. Baby, Won't You Please Come Home
6. Better Luck Next Time
7. The Stanley Steamer
8. Roses in Picardy
9. Trouble in Mind
10. When April Comes Again
11. Feudin' and a Fightin'
12. Love and the Weather
13. If I Ever Love Again
14. Red River Valley
15. Ragtime Cowboy Joe
16. The Last Mile Home
17. Day by Day
18. When You Got a Man on Your Mind
19. The Gentleman Is a Dope
20. Serenade of the Bells
21. Suspicion
22. Clabberin' Up for Rain
23. Always True to You in My Fashion
24. Why Can't You Behave?
25. Once and for Always
26. Just Reminiscin'

Year Type Label Catalog # 2001 CD Vocalion 3019 2001 CD Dutton Vocalion 3019

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The savvy Jo Stafford fan will enjoy this 2001 compilation from Vocalion, which omits many of her often-heard classics -- "You Belong to Me," "Candy," "Shrimp Boats," "My Darling, My Darling," "Make Love to Me!," "Some Enchanted Evening" -- in order to air more obscurities. Stafford, one of the most talented singers of the '40s, combined bewitching vocals and interpretive skills to earn respect from critics and the public. As such, it's a treat to hear more than just the hits of the day. Granted, Just Reminiscin' does include a few of her middle-level chart entries, like "Serenade of the Bells," "Feudin' and a Fightin'," "The Stanley Steamer," "Day by Day," and "The Gentleman Is a Dope." But the majority of the compilation consists of sides that rarely get aired, including the Irving Berlin standard "Love and the Weather" and her cornpone "Clabberin' Up for Rain" (Stafford was a superior novelty singer). ~ John Bush, All Music Guide

Name Credits Arthur Jackson Liner Notes Paul Weston Performer The Orchestra Performer