Martha Hayes - A Hayes Named Martha / It’s Late (2019)
BAND/ARTIST: Martha Hayes
- Title: A Hayes Named Martha / It’s Late
- Year Of Release: 2019
- Label: Fresh Sound Records
- Genre: Easy Listening, Jazz vocal
- Quality: MP3 320 kbps
- Total Time: 1:17:00
- Total Size: 181 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
A Hayes Named Martha
There were many singers around in the ‘50s—out and out pop singers, pop singers who had forsaken jazz, jazz-tinged singers, jazz influenced singers—but very few jazz singers. Martha Hayes spoke in the jazz tradition with a contemporary feeling. On her album A Hayes Named Martha, her interpretation, phrasing and swing, coupled with her emotional depth is what turned her vocals into actual jazz. She had a natural, unaffected voice, at times reminiscent of Billie Holiday. The jazz mood is expertly set by the solos and background accompaniment of Steve Foster and Lou Fratturo, the perfect complement to the jazz voice of Martha Hayes.
It's Late
Ilene Woods was a singer and actress best known for her role as the title character in Disney’s 1950 animated film, Cinderella. While the film’s success was a boon to Disney Studios during a time of financial hardship, it also made Ilene’s a familiar face on TV, as she became a regular in the shows of Perry Como, Arthur Godfrey, and Garry Moore all through the 50’s. She retired from show business in the early 1970s to become a portrait artist. Her only album It’s Late (1957) is an exciting showcase for Ilene’s bright, sad voice. It is full of emotion and assurance, delivered with sensitive phrasing, and Ilene’s sophisticated approach never detracts from her honesty in this carefully chosen set of tunes. Just listening to Miss Woods is a pleasure, as she makes it all sound so simple over the tasteful background led by the talented pianist Bill Clifton.
Tracklist:
01. Martha Hayes - By Myself (4:16)
02. Martha Hayes - How Long Has This Been Going On (6:10)
03. Martha Hayes - Black Coffee (6:45)
04. Martha Hayes - Get Out of Town (3:46)
05. Martha Hayes - It Never Entered My Mind (4:27)
06. Martha Hayes - Little Girl Blue (4:32)
07. Martha Hayes - Yesterdays (3:14)
08. Martha Hayes - Good Morning Heartache (5:03)
09. Martha Hayes - Gypsy in My Soul (3:15)
10. Martha Hayes - It’s a Blue World (3:00)
11. Martha Hayes - Everytime (3:16)
12. Martha Hayes - When Your Lover Has Gone (2:57)
13. Martha Hayes - If I Love Again (3:14)
14. Martha Hayes - What a Difference a Day Makes (2:22)
15. Martha Hayes - Estrellita (3:00)
16. Martha Hayes - While We’re Young (2:52)
17. Martha Hayes - If You Were Mine (2:57)
18. Martha Hayes - I’m Old Fashioned (3:03)
19. Martha Hayes - You’re Blasé (3:08)
20. Martha Hayes - I Remember You (3:04)
21. Martha Hayes - It’s Late (2:37)
There were many singers around in the ‘50s—out and out pop singers, pop singers who had forsaken jazz, jazz-tinged singers, jazz influenced singers—but very few jazz singers. Martha Hayes spoke in the jazz tradition with a contemporary feeling. On her album A Hayes Named Martha, her interpretation, phrasing and swing, coupled with her emotional depth is what turned her vocals into actual jazz. She had a natural, unaffected voice, at times reminiscent of Billie Holiday. The jazz mood is expertly set by the solos and background accompaniment of Steve Foster and Lou Fratturo, the perfect complement to the jazz voice of Martha Hayes.
It's Late
Ilene Woods was a singer and actress best known for her role as the title character in Disney’s 1950 animated film, Cinderella. While the film’s success was a boon to Disney Studios during a time of financial hardship, it also made Ilene’s a familiar face on TV, as she became a regular in the shows of Perry Como, Arthur Godfrey, and Garry Moore all through the 50’s. She retired from show business in the early 1970s to become a portrait artist. Her only album It’s Late (1957) is an exciting showcase for Ilene’s bright, sad voice. It is full of emotion and assurance, delivered with sensitive phrasing, and Ilene’s sophisticated approach never detracts from her honesty in this carefully chosen set of tunes. Just listening to Miss Woods is a pleasure, as she makes it all sound so simple over the tasteful background led by the talented pianist Bill Clifton.
Tracklist:
01. Martha Hayes - By Myself (4:16)
02. Martha Hayes - How Long Has This Been Going On (6:10)
03. Martha Hayes - Black Coffee (6:45)
04. Martha Hayes - Get Out of Town (3:46)
05. Martha Hayes - It Never Entered My Mind (4:27)
06. Martha Hayes - Little Girl Blue (4:32)
07. Martha Hayes - Yesterdays (3:14)
08. Martha Hayes - Good Morning Heartache (5:03)
09. Martha Hayes - Gypsy in My Soul (3:15)
10. Martha Hayes - It’s a Blue World (3:00)
11. Martha Hayes - Everytime (3:16)
12. Martha Hayes - When Your Lover Has Gone (2:57)
13. Martha Hayes - If I Love Again (3:14)
14. Martha Hayes - What a Difference a Day Makes (2:22)
15. Martha Hayes - Estrellita (3:00)
16. Martha Hayes - While We’re Young (2:52)
17. Martha Hayes - If You Were Mine (2:57)
18. Martha Hayes - I’m Old Fashioned (3:03)
19. Martha Hayes - You’re Blasé (3:08)
20. Martha Hayes - I Remember You (3:04)
21. Martha Hayes - It’s Late (2:37)
Year 2019 | Jazz | Easy Listening | Mp3
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