Doris Day - The Best of the Big Bands album download

Perhaps many people today know Doris Day the vocalist only from her movies, but Doris Day the teen-ager became a popular vocalist with Les Brown's band in the 1940s. It was a great band, and she became a great singer. Although this collection doesn't include her biggest hit (isn't it always that way?) of that period, "Sentimental Journey," this collection of 16 songs is so good that most listeners probably won't be disappointed.

Original Album Classics. 10. Day By Day. 11. (Ah Yes) There's Good Blues Tonight. 12. All Through The Day. 13. The Deevil, Devil, Divil. 14. I Got The Sun In The Morning. If you get this and the Peggy Lee/Benny Goodman Complete Recordings, you'll have the best music from the two greatest blue-eyed blond white girl big band jazz singers. One person found this helpful.

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Doris Day is arguably one of the greatest female singers of all time, recording hundreds of songs throughout her career. Here, you can view a complete list of the best Doris Day albums, including every studio release along with pictures of the album covers. This Doris Day discography is ranked from best to worst, so the top Doris Day albums can be found at the top of the list. To make it easy for you, we haven't included Doris Day singles, EPs, or compilations, so everything you see here should only be studio albums. If you think the greatest Doris Day album isn't high enough on the.

A much finer (and jazzier) vocalist than people care to remember, Doris Day started singing professionally with the Bob Crosby and Les Brown big bands while she was still in her teens. Day's pure, unaffected voice (think of a non-scatting Ella Fitzgerald) swung, even on ballads, and she became a star before her fresh-faced beauty helped her land a movie contract.

What are the Best Big Band Jazz Albums? Let’s begin this countdown with a Tommy Dorsey album. As I previously mentioned, the format of the day during the Big Band Jazz Era was the 78 rpm single. After the invention of the Long Playing record by Columbia, record companies began reissuing previously released material in the new format.

Big Band refers to a jazz group of ten or more musicians, usually featuring at least three trumpets, two or more trombones, four or more saxophones, and a "rhythm section" of accompanists playing some combination of piano, guitar, bass, and drums.