O clássico de Billie Holliday na voz de Betty Carter. + Informações

It's jazz diva time! Great rubato intro & outro. And, she's got the guts to jump in and scat. Wow. + Informações

from Carnegie Hall Salutes The Jazz Masters 1994. + Informações

Carter singing "Lonely House". + Informações

1990 performance of "Droppin' Things". + Informações

In 1961, Ray Charles and Betty Carter combined talents on a marvelous reading of the Cole Porter classic "Everytime We Say Goodbye".. + Informações

Moonlight in Vermont written by John Blackburn and Karl Suessdorf. Pennies in a stream Falling leaves, a sycamore Moonlight in Vermont Icy finger-waves Ski trails on a mountainside Snowlight in Vermont Telegraph cables, they sing down the highway And travel each bend in the road People who meet in this romantic setting Are so hypnotized by the lovely Ev'ning summer breeze Warbling of a meadowlark Moonlight in Vermont Telegraph cables, how they sing down the highway And they travel each bend in the road People who meet in this romantic setting Are so hypnotized by the lovely Ev'ning summer breeze The warbling of a meadowlark Moonlight in Vermont Moonlight in Vermont Moonlight in Vermont. + Informações

Betty Carter - Montreal 1982. + Informações

Been listening to this album all week..thought i'd share.. + Informações

Betty Carter in Italia 1977. + Informações

Betty Carter - Tonight Show 1992 (Tight with interview). + Informações

Betty Carter live in Lisbon, October 1990, in the Galp Jazz Festival, produced by Projazz/Duarte Mendonça. Betty Carter (vocal), Marc Carey (piano), Dwayne Burno (bass), Gregory Hutchinson (drums). Video courtesy of the jazz blog www.jnpdi.blogspot.com This video serves only educational purposes; no commercial objectives are intended. We will promptly remove this video in case it offends any coypright or author rights.. + Informações

This is one of myall time Jazz favorite classics,,,,,,,,,,,,,,I hope you enjoy all my offerings as they have been hand picked from my library for being staples from my listening days of Detroit's Jazz Giant WJZZ, THIS CHANNEL IS A TRIBUTE TO DETROIT'S WJZZ,,,,,,,,,,,enjoy!,,,,,,,,,,,,I see my imitator is still at it copying my page, He is now even copying my wording calling his WJZZ posts tributes,,,,Sigh some people are so weakminded as to having to resort to trying to desperately be someone else in order to get noticed and to that i say get a life,,,,,,,so here's to the original WJZZ tribute site the Jazzy one,,,,,,whoever you are Detroit Mac or whatever your name is,,,,,,,go find your own style and come up with an original thought,,,,,,,,,. + Informações

One of the best Bebop singers Betty Carter in one of her last filmed performances. With: Bruce Flowers - piano Neil Caine - bass Eric Harland - drums. + Informações

Ray Charles & Betty Carter - Baby it's Cold Outside. + Informações

After years of being told what she ought to do by record companies and producers, and then putting up with being ignored thanks to the public's fanatic interest in rock & roll, virtuoso jazz singer Carter started her own label. After getting her feet wet with the first few releases, she came up with this double album, which some fans would consider her masterpiece. Eventually it was licensed to Verve. The set is as faithful as possible; a transcription of her nightclub sets with piano trio backing. Interestingly enough, it is not actually recorded at a nightclub per se, because the Great American Music Hall, formerly one of San Francisco's most posh bordellos, is actually more a small theatre, with the set up just intimate enough to pull off this kind of live recording. A pity that the singer herself had to fund the project, because, in 1980, it was much more expensive and complicated to record live than it would become decades later with new technology. And no doubt Carter had to cut a few corners and make do with the results. So, most listeners will have some quibble with the sound, wishing, for example, for much more piano presence, more clarity from the drums, and so forth. This would have to be the only complaints that could be allowed over this material, recorded over three nights, and no doubt allowing plenty of choice of takes. "Sounds (Movin' On)" is Carter's "Chasin' the Trane": it is a bit more than 25 minutes worth of vocal improvisation, use of the voice as .... + Informações

Betty Carter sings "Social Call" (Gigi Gryce, Jon Hendricks). + Informações

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From the 1993 album "Feed The Fire", with Jack DeJohnette & Geri Allen & Dave Holland. + Informações

Betty Carter, Ray Bryant's rendition of a jazz standard with some clips of some of my favourite classic on-and-off couples.. + Informações

1996 album Duets: Live at the Great American Music Hall Recording Date Jan 30, 1987-Feb 1, 1987 www.amazon.com. + Informações

I know this channel is dedicated to Sarah, but there's room for Betty right? lol. Amazing song from Ms. Carter. There's another version of this tune on her album "Audience With Betty Carter" that goes on for 25 min.!!. + Informações

TV LIVE. + Informações

BETTY CARTER TIGHT SCAT with Branford Marsalis on The Tonight Show. + Informações