Dinah Washington records ‘What a Diff’rence a Day Makes!’ (1959)
Dinah Washington's 'What a Diff'rence a Day Makes!' is an album arranged by Belford Hendricks, recorded on February 19 and August 1959 and released the same year by Mercury.
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Atlantic publish Bette Midler’s third album : ‘Songs for the New Depression’…
Bette Midler's 'Songs for the New Depression' is her third studio album released on January 8, 1976 by Atlantic Records.
Branford Marsalis records ‘Trio Jeepy’ with Jeff Tain Watts and Milt Hinton (1988)
Branford Marsalis' 'Trio Jeepy' is an album recorded on January 3-4, 1988 with bassist Milt Hinton and released in June 1989 By Sony Music.
Helen Merrill records with Clifford Brown ‘Helen Merrill,’ her eponymous debut album…
'Helen Merrill' is her eponymous debut studio album recorded on December 22-24, 1954, with Clifford Brown and released in 1955 by Emarcy.
Dinah Washington records ‘The Swingin’ Miss D,’ an album arranged by Quincy Jones…
Dinah Washington's 'The Swingin' Miss D' is a studio album arranged by Quincy Jones and recorded on December 4–6, 1956 and released in 1957 by Emarcy.
Quincy Jones starts the recording of ‘The Quintessence’ with his orchestra (1961)
Quincy Jones' 'The Quintessence' is an album recorded with his orchestra on November 29, December 18 and 22, 1961.
Atlantic publish ‘Bette Midler’ her eponymous second album (1973)
Bette Midler' is her eponymous second studio album produced by Arif Mardin, Barry Manilow and released on November 16, 1973 by Atlantic.
Charles Mingus records ‘Let My Children Hear Music,’ an album for Columbia (1971)
Charles Mingus' 'Let My Children Hear Music' is an album recorded on September 23 – November 18, 1971 with a large jazz orchestra by Columbia.
Columbia publish Billie Holiday’s last album during her lifetime : ‘Lady in Satin’…
Billie Holiday's 'Lady in Satin' is an album released in June 1958 (the last during her lifetime) by Columbia.