A most fine example of early 60s Blossom swing. As Jack says, "Go girl, go!". + Informações

From the album "My Gentleman Friend" - 1959. + Informações

From the album "Jazz Masters 51" - 1996. + Informações

Blossom Dearie's voice, critic Whitney Balliett once wrote, would scarcely reach the second story of a doll house. But that has never stopped her from swinging like mad. people-vs-drchilledair.blogspot.com. + Informações

Fan Post. CD:"Blossom Dearie" Buy CD/MP3: www.cduniverse.com (c)1959 Verve. + Informações

Blossom Dearie - I'm Hip, from her 1966 LP "Blossom Time at Ronnie Scott's.". + Informações

www.billytaylorjazz.com presents singer Blossom Dearie performing her "I'm Hip," by Bob Dorough and Dave Frishberg .. + Informações

From the album "May I Come In?" - 1964. + Informações

from the album Blossom Dearie (1957). + Informações

original version by Blossom Dearie. + Informações

This is a remembrance of Blossom Dearie who died recently, and I find the song 'I'm Hip' most appropriate as a description of her.. + Informações

Blossom Dearie performing what for me matches her persona - Duke Ellington's 'Sophisticated Lady'. + Informações

From the album " "Sings Rootin' Songs" - 1963. + Informações

Fan Post. CD:"Once Upon A Summertime" Purchase CD/MP3: www.cduniverse.com (c)1958 Verve. + Informações

Perfect tempo, vocals and piano as always.. + Informações

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From 1983, Blossom Dearie performs I Won't Dance.. + Informações

From: "Blossom Dearie Sings" 1973. + Informações

Here is a lovely song performed by the delicious and gifted singer Blossom Dearie. Blossom Dearie (born in 1926 in East Durham, New York) is an American jazz singer. She is known for her distinctive, high-pitched, girlish voice. As a child Dearie studied classical piano but switched to jazz as a teenager. After high school Dearie moved to New York City to pursue her music career. Here she began singing in groups such as the Blue Flames (with the Woody Herman Orchestra) and the Blue Reys (with Alvino Rey's band) before launching her own solo career. In 1952 she moved to Paris and formed a vocal group, The Blue Stars. The group had a hit in France in 1954 with a French-language version of "Lullaby of Birdland". While in Paris, she met her future husband, the Belgian flautist and saxophonist Bobby Jasper. On her first solo album, released two years later, she plays the piano but does not sing. One of her most famous songs from that period is "The Riviera", written and composed by Cy Coleman and Joseph McCarthy, Jr. in 1956. Dearie's first recordings as a singer and pianist were made for Verve in the late 1950's and early 1960's, most often in a small trio or quartet setting. In 1962 she recorded a song for a radio commercial for Hires root beer. It proved very popular, so the LP "Blossom Dearie Sings Rootin' Songs" was released as a premium item that could be ordered for one dollar and a proof-of-purchase. In 1964 she recorded her best known album for Capitol Records, "May I .... + Informações

From the album "Sings Comden And Green" - 1959. + Informações

Composed by Schwartz-Dietz Arranged by Blossom Dearie From 1948 Musical Inside USA. + Informações

Blossom Dearie (1926-2009) sings Ramses Shaffy (1933-2009) The American jazz-singer Blossom Dearie recorded Shaffy's song 'Sammy'. Singing in one of Shaffy's shows during the late 1960s, she became one of his many admirers: "Ramses had such a distinctive laugh. (...) I think Ramses is one of the most gifted musician/songwriters in the music world. His melodies are wonderful, I don't understand Dutch but I am sure the lyrics are first class. As a performer he is definitely first class--a world class artist and I am crazy about him.". + Informações

From the album "Give Him the Ooh-la-la" - 1957. + Informações

Blossom Dearie performs Lucky To Be Me on a 1983 TV show.. + Informações

Blossom Dearie, Hikari, Lulu. + Informações