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The dean of the world jazz critics, Leonard Feather, called Dakota Staton “a dynamic song stylist recalling at times elements of Dinah Washington and Sarah Vaughn.” George Shearing, with whom she made an album, 1959’s “In The Night” called her one of the finest jazz singers of the day. On this great album, originally released in 1959, but never before released on CD, she is backed by the famous arranger-leader Sid Feller and also included are 5 Bonus Tracks of never-before-released material, – Editorial Reviews.

Track listing:
A1 When Lights Are Low
A2 Willow Weep For Me
A3 But Not For Me
A4 You Don’t Know What Love Is
A5 The Best Thing For You
A6 The Song Is You
B1 Avalon
B2 Baby, Don’t You Cry
B3 Let Me Know
B4 Until The Real Thing Comes Along
B5 If I Should Lose You
B6 Gone With The Wind

Time to Swing

• Audio CD – Audiobook
• DRG (Publisher)

$16.21

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Personnel:

Arranged By, Conductor – Sid Feller
Bass – George Duvivier
Drums – Don Lamond
Guitar – Ken Burrell
Oboe, Flute – Romeo Penique
Piano – Hank Jones
Saxophone – Bill Woods (3), Al Johnson, Don Hammond, George Berg, Jerome Richardson, Ray Beckenstein
Trumpet – Joe Wilder, Taft Jordan

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Label: Capitol Records
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Mono
Country: US
Released: Septeber 1959