Anita O'Day - Anita Sings the Most
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Anita Sings the Most
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| Artist(s) | Anita O'Day |
| Studio | Polygram Records |
| Release Date | October 25, 1990 |
| UPC Code | 042282957726 |
| Buy this item | $10.99 at Amazon.com
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Tracks
- 'S Wonderful/They Can't Take That Away from Me - Anita O'Day, Gershwin, George
- Tenderly - Anita O'Day, Gross, Walter
- Old Devil Moon - Anita O'Day, Lane, Burton
- Love Me or Leave Me - Anita O'Day, Donaldson, Walter
- We'll Be Together Again - Anita O'Day, Fischer, Carl
- Stella by Starlight - Anita O'Day, Young, Victor
- Takin' a Chance on Love - Anita O'Day, Duke, Vernon
- Them There Eyes - Anita O'Day, Tracey, William
- I've Got the World on a String - Anita O'Day, Arlen, Harold
- You Turned the Tables on Me - Anita O'Day, Alter, Louis
- Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered - Anita O'Day, Rodgers, Richard
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User Reviews
Average user review: 
(9 reviews)
 |  | Pure Unadulterated jazz !!! |  |
Anita Sings The Most is pure unadulterated jazz at its finest and is a MUST for all jazz purists and collectors. Anita is at her prime. Her ability to scat on particularly upbeat songs is grand. Oscar Peterson on piano shows originality and precision of individuality in his playing style. Ray Brown is, always, without compare. I found this recording to include some of the best songs from the great composers that really aren't heard as often as they should be today. This recording was excellent in AAD format. Thank you all for your art.
January 2, 2008 | | Great swinging jazz vocals & quartet | |
She can swing better than most and has a wonderful, original voice. One of the best jazz vocalists ever. And unique in many ways (style, melody, tempo, moods etc). The musicians behind Anita? Oscar Peterson is superb on piano, complemented perfectly by his three partners on bass, guitar and drums.
A great album and she belongs in every jazz vocal collection.
July 31, 2006Released on Verve in 1956 "The Most ' is a superlative jazz album that showcases O'Day 's sexy and musical voice. Great tracks include Tenderly and Stella. Oscar Peterson Quartet is cookin' on all tracks and Herb Ellis solo on Them There Eyes is a knock out!
Ray Hood
February 24, 2006| | | I never get tired of this album | |
I discovered Anita O'Day late but she has the right combination of swing, verve and general light touch to keep me from changing the CD in my player. I love Ella Fitzgerald and Ella has better pipes but for some reason I get tired of Ella faster than Anita - don't ask me why Anita is more interesting but she is.
December 2, 2005The legendary head of Verve, Norman Granz, knew his business, and signing Anita O'Day was no exception. Though this is not her best Verve album ('Time For Two' with Cal Tjader claims this distinction) it is superb. (My favorite track is probably 'Stella By Starlight'; the best rendition of this gorgeous standard that I've ever heard.) Grab this one -- and 'Time For Two'.
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