Billie Holiday / Lady in Satin

SIDE A:
1 I’M A FOOL TO WANT YOU (Jack Wolf-Joel Herron-Frank Sinatra) 3:25
2 FOR HEAVEN’S SAKE (Sherman Edwards-Elise Bretton-Donald Meyer) 3:29
3 YOU DON’T KNOW WHAT LOVE IS (Gene DePaul-Don Raye) 3:51
4 I GET ALONG WITHOUT YOU VERY WELL (Hoagy Carmichael) 3:01
5 FOR ALL WE KNOW (J. Fred Coots-Sam M. Lewis) 2:55
6 VIOLETS FOR YOUR FURS (Tom Adair-Matt Dennis) 3:26

SIDE B:
1 YOU’VE CHANGED (Bill Carey-Carl T. Fisher) 3:20
2 IT’S EASY TO REMEMBER (Richard Rodgers-Lorenz Hart) 4:03
3 BUT BEAUTIFUL (Johnny Burke-Jimmy Van Heusen) 4:32
4 GLAD TO BE UNHAPPY (Richard Rodgers-Lorenz Hart) 4:09
5 I’LL BE AROUND (Alec Wilder) 3:26
6 THE END OF A LOVE AFFAIR (Edward Redding) 4:48

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BILLIE HOLIDAY(vo) Ray Ellis and his orchestra
A2, A3 & B5: Mel Davis (tp), Urbie Green, Jack Green (tb), Tom Mitchell (b- tb), Eddie Powell, Romeo Penque, Tom Parshley, Phil Bodner
(reeds), George Ockner, Milton Lomask, Emanuel “Manny” Green, Harry Katzman, David Sarcer, Sam Rand, Leo Kruczek, Harry Melnikoff, Harry
Hoffman, David Newman (vln), Sid Brecher, Richard Dickler (viola), David Soyer, Maurice Brown (cello), Janet Putnam (harp), Bobby Rosengarden
(xylophone), Mal Waldron (p), Barry Galbraith (g), Milt Hinton (b), Osie Johnson (ds), unknown choir, Ray Ellis (arr, cond). New York, February 18,
1958.
A1, A5, B2, B3: Same personnel except Eugene Bergen (vln) replaces Lomask; Alan Shulman (cello) replaces Brown. New York, February 19, 1958.
A4, A6, B1, B4 & B6: Urbie Green, J.J. Johnson (tb), Tom Mitchell (b-tb), Eddie Powell, Romeo Penque, Tom Parshley, Phil Bodner (reeds), George
Ockner, Eugene Bergen, Max Cahn, Harry Katzman, David Sarcer, Sam Rand, Leo Kruczek, Felix Giglio, Harry Hoffman, David Newman (vln), Sid
Brecher, Richard Dickler (viola), David Soyer, Maurice Brown (cello), Janet Putnam (harp), Bradley Spinney (xylophone), Mal Waldron (p), Barry
Galbraith (g), Milt Hinton (b), Don Lamond (d), unknown choir, Ray Ellis (arr, cond). New York, February 20, 1958.
Original sessions produced by Irving Townsend