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1. Mildred Bailey was a Native American jazz singer during the s, known as "The Queen of Swing", "The Rockin' Chair Lady" and "Mrs. Swing". Some of her best.

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2. Feb 18,  · Immediately following this track is a “Mildred Bailey & her Orchestra” recording where the band consists of Ziggy Elman, Ben Webster, Wilson, Dave Barbour, John Kirby and Cozy Cole. The tune is More Than You Know and her delivery is equally subtle as that of Helen Forrest’s famous recording with Benny Goodman but far jazzier in phrasing.

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3. This four-CD set from England's Proper label is one of the great music bargains of the era; priced just right, it encompasses sides recorded by swing-era songstress Mildred Bailey between and From the earliest sides, accompanied by members of Paul Whiteman's orchestra (led by guitarist Eddie Lang with Hoagy Carmichael sitting in on piano as well as providing the song "What Kind.

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4. Harlem Lullaby by Mildred Bailey by OnlyJazzHQ. Mildred Bailey with the Dorsey Brothers' Orchestra – Give Me Liberty or Give Me Love, Is That Religion? () Mildred Bailey.

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5. Harlem Lullaby by Mildred Bailey Mildred Bailey with the Dorsey Brothers' Orchestra – Give Me Liberty or Give Me Love, Is That Religion? () Mildred Bailey by Mike Zirpolo.

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6. Mildred Bailey With The Dorsey Brothers Orchestra: Mildred Bailey With The Dorsey Brothers Orchestra - Is That Religion? / Harlem Lullaby ‎ (Shellac, 10") Brunswick: US: この .

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7. Mildred Bailey (February 27, – December 12, ) was a popular and influential Jewish American jazz singer during the s, known as "Mrs. Swing". Her number one hits were "Please Be.

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8. Check out The Complete Columbia Recording Sessions, Vol. 1 - by Mildred Bailey on Amazon Music. Stream ad-free or purchase CD's and MP3s now on tenmasoukutinmondgingmivocasume.xyzinfo

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