Billie Holiday -With the Teddy Wilson Orchestra 1935-1942

　　This is an excellent sample of one of Billie's best phases, and the small groups that accompany her, assembled by Teddy Wilson, read like a roll call of the great players of the Swing Era. There are superb solos and accompaniments by the likes of Lester Young, Johnny Hodges, Benny Goodman, Roy Eldridge, and of course the wonderful, urbane pianism of Wilson himself. Matchless interpretations of great and not-so-great popular songs make for an unbeatable bargain and a brilliant introduction to the greatest of all jazz singers.

　　1 Sugar
　　 2 More than you know
　　 3 Love me or leave me
　　 4 Mood that I'm in
　　 5 It's a sin to tell a lie
　　 6 You showed me the way
　　 7 Carelessly
　　 8 It's too hot for words
　　 9 Nice work if you can get it
　　 10 Moanin' low
　　 11 How could you
　　 12 If you were mine
　　 13 Sun showers
　　 14 That's life I guess
　　 15 I cover the waterfront
　　 16 What a night what a moon what a girl
　　 17 Pennies from Heaven
　　 18 What a little moonlight can do
　　 19 My man
　　 20 They say
　　 21 You let me down
　　 22 It's like reaching for the moon
　　 23 Sunbonnet blue (and a yellow straw hat)
　　 24 Miss Brown to you

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