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The Collection

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Download links and information about The Collection by Billie Holiday. This album was released in 2005 and it belongs to Blues, Jazz, Vocal Jazz, Pop genres. It contains 54 tracks with total duration of 02:38:22 minutes.

Artist: Billie Holiday
Release date: 2005
Genre: Blues, Jazz, Vocal Jazz, Pop
Tracks: 54
Duration: 02:38:22
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. I Wished On the Moon (featuring Teddy Wilson) 3:01
2. What a Little Moonlight Can Do 2:55
3. Miss Brown to You (featuring Teddy Wilson) 2:58
4. If You Were Mine (featuring Teddy Wilson) 3:09
5. These 'N' That 'N' Those (featuring Teddy Wilson) 3:12
6. You Let Me Down (featuring Teddy Wilson) 2:52
7. Life Begins When You're In Love (featuring Teddy Wilson) 3:02
8. It's Like Reaching for the Moon (featuring Teddy Wilson) 3:20
9. These Foolish Things (Remind Me of You) 3:17
10. I Cried for You (featuring Teddy Wilson) 3:11
11. Did I Remember? (featuring Her Orchestra) 2:49
12. Summertime (featuring Her Orchestra) 2:53
13. Billie's Blues (featuring Her Orchestra) 2:38
14. A Fine Romance (featuring Her Orchestra) 2:51
15. One, Two, Button Your Shoe (featuring Her Orchestra) 2:48
16. Easy to Love (featuring Teddy Wilson) 3:10
17. The Way You Look Tonight (featuring Teddy Wilson) 2:59
18. Pennies from Heaven (featuring Teddy Wilson) 3:15
19. That's Life I Guess (featuring Teddy Wilson) 3:08
20. I Can't Give You Anything But Love (featuring Teddy Wilson) 3:26
21. He Ain't Got Rhythm (featuring Teddy Wilson) 2:49
22. This Year's Kisses (featuring Teddy Wilson) 3:07
23. Why Was I Born? 2:49
24. I Must Have That Man 2:54
25. My Last Affair (featuring Teddy Wilson) 3:08
26. Moanin' Low (featuring Teddy Wilson) 3:03
27. Let's Call the Whole Thing Off (featuring Her Orchestra) 2:36
28. They Can't Take That Away from Me (featuring Her Orchestra) 3:02
29. I'll Get By (As Long As I Have You) 3:09
30. Mean to Me 3:05
31. Foolin' Myself (featuring Teddy Wilson) 2:59
32. Easy Living (featuring Teddy Wilson) 3:02
33. I'll Never Be the Same (featuring Teddy Wilson) 3:01
34. Without Your Love (featuring Her Orchestra) 2:51
35. Who Wants Love? (featuring Her Orchestra) 2:32
36. Trav'lin' All Alone (featuring Her Orchestra) 2:12
37. He's Funny That Way (featuring Her Orchestra) 2:38
38. Nice Work If You Can Get It (featuring Teddy Wilson) 3:07
39. Things Are Looking Up (featuring Teddy Wilson) 3:19
40. My Man (featuring Teddy Wilson) 3:00
41. Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man (featuring Teddy Wilson) 3:14
42. When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles With You) 2:49
43. I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me (featuring Teddy Wilson) 2:48
44. When a Woman Loves a Man (featuring Her Orchestra) 2:23
45. You Go to My Head (featuring Her Orchestra) 2:52
46. I'm Gonna Lock My Heart (And Throw Away the Key) (featuring Her Orchestra) 2:05
47. The Very Thought of You (featuring Her Orchestra) 2:44
48. I Can't Get Started (featuring Her Orchestra) 2:46
49. I've Got a Date With a Dream (featuring Her Orchestra) 2:41
50. Long Gone Blues (featuring Her Orchestra) 3:04
51. Some Other Spring (featuring Her Orchestra) 3:00
52. Them There Eyes (featuring Her Orchestra) 2:48
53. Swing! Brother, Swing! (featuring Her Orchestra) 2:54
54. Night and Day (featuring Her Orchestra) 2:57

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For anyone who missed any of the three original Billie Holiday Collections on Legacy, this box, which contains 54 cuts on three discs covering the years 1935 through 1939, compiles those three volumes handily. Many hits from the singer's prime are here — even though the cover photo isn't necessarily representative. The only problem is that, soon after this was issued, Sony released a fourth volume in the series covering the end of 1939 up to the beginning of 1944, and on it were some of her greatest sides, including "Gloomy Sunday," "God Bless the Child," and "Body and Soul." Still, her original versions of tunes such as "Summertime," "Swing Brother, Swing," "The Way You Look Tonight," "Night and Day," and "I Can't Get Started" are all here along with dozens more. For the casual listener, one who came to Billie Holiday's music via the records of her many admirers, this might be a good investment because of its budget price; yet, more than likely, a single disc best-of on Columbia might better serve your needs until you're ready for an undertaking like this one.