| Album Title: | I’ve Gotta Right To Sing The Blues |  |
|---|---|---|
| Albumcode: | Jazz Greats JG-622 | |
| Year: | ? | |
| Mediumtype: | ||
| # Tracks: | 10 | |
| Total Time: | 0h31'27" | |
| Relevance: | 0 | |
| Similar albums: | (100%, +6 extra track(s) ) Portrait, Vol. 1/2 (100%, +6 extra track(s) ) Immortal Sessions (100%, +6 extra track(s) ) Henry Allen: Red Allen And His Friends (100%, +6 extra track(s) ) Billie Holiday - Commodore Records (100%, +6 extra track(s) ) Lady Day (100%, +6 extra track(s) ) The Commodore Master Takes | |
| Thanks to: | "Billiefan" Ruud, Netherlands. |
| No: | Tracktitle | Date: | Type | Matrix: | Label | Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A1 | I gotta right to sing the blues | 1939-Apr-20 | MT | WP24406-B | Commodore 527 | 2'51" |
| A2 | Fine and mellow | 1939-Apr-20 | MT | WP24405-A | Commodore 526 | 3'18" |
| A3 | Yesterdays | 1939-Apr-20 | MT | WP24404-A | Commodore 527 | 3'26" |
| A4 | He's funny that way | 1944-Apr-08 | MT | A4754-2 | Commodore 569 | 3'18" |
| A5 | Billie's blues (I love my man) | 1944-Apr-08 | MT | A4756-1 | Commodore 614 | 3'10" |
| B1 | How am I to know? | 1944-Mar-25 | MT | A4742-3 | Commodore 569 | 2'47" |
| B2 | Strange fruit | 1939-Apr-20 | MT | WP24403-B | Commodore 526 | 3'13" |
| B3 | I'm yours | 1944-Apr-01 | MT | A4751-1 | Commodore 585 | 3'18" |
| B4 | My old flame | 1944-Mar-25 | MT | A4743-1 | Commodore 585 | 3'05" |
| B5 | I'll get by | 1944-Mar-25 | MT | A4744-1 | Commodore 553 | 3'01" |
| # | Coverage | Session | Location | Band |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 43 | 57 | 1939-Apr-20 | New York City, 711 Fifth Avenue, World Broadcasting Studio | Frank Newton and his Café Society Orchestra |
| 60 | 18 | 1944-Mar-25 | New York City, 1440 Broadway, WOR Recording Studios | Billie Holiday with Eddie Heywood and his Orchestra |
| 61 | 8 | 1944-Apr-01 | New York City, 1440 Broadway, WOR Recording Studios | Billie Holiday with Eddie Heywood and his Orchestra |
| 62 | 15 | 1944-Apr-08 | New York City, 1440 Broadway, WOR Recording Studios | Billie Holiday with Eddie Heywood and his Trio |
