Anita Sings the Most
Anita O'Day · 1957
34 min · 11 tracks · jazz
Anita O'Day's vibrant vocal delivery dances effortlessly through lush jazz arrangements and timeless standards.
Why this album works
'Anita Sings the Most' received critical acclaim and contributed to O'Day's recognition as one of the great jazz singers of her time. The album has been praised for its innovative arrangements and expressive interpretations, influencing countless vocalists and being featured in discussions about essential jazz recordings from the era.
- Best for
- steady melodic journey intimate listening experiences vibrant vocal expressions
- Context
- Released in 1957, 'Anita Sings the Most' marked a significant moment in Anita O'Day's career as her first album for the Verve label. Following her emergence as a prominent figure in the jazz scene during the 1940s and early 1950s, this album showcased her sophisticated style and vocal prowess, solidifying her status as a leading jazz vocalist.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Dave Brubeck· Bing Crosby· Aretha Franklin· Ella Fitzgerald· Chet Atkins· Dean Martin· Ray Charles· Andy Williams
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 ’s Wonderful / They Can’t Take That Away From Me 2:57
- 2 Tenderly Standout 3:21
- 3 Old Devil Moon 2:52
- 4 Love Me or Leave Me Standout 2:34
- 5 We’ll Be Together Again 3:38
- 6 Stella by Starlight 2:05
- 7 Taking a Chance on Love 2:22
- 8 Them There Eyes 2:37
- 9 I’ve Got the Word on a String 3:59
- 10 You Turned the Tables on Me 3:41
- 11 Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered Standout 3:55
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