Women In Jazz | 1940s & 1950s Cool Vocal Jazz | Relaxing Dining Romantic Background Music Playlist

00:00:00 Maxine Sullivan – St. Louis Blues
00:03:07 Miss Valaida Med Winstrup Olesens Swingband – You're Driving Me Crazy
00:05:26 Ella Johnson & Buddy Johnson – Please Mr. Johnson
00:08:20 Una Mae Carlisle – Walkin' By The River
00:11:21 Teddy Wilson And His Orchestra With Helen Ward – Embraceable You
00:14:38 Mildred Bailey – Lover, Come Back To Me
00:17:38 Duke Ellington And His Orchestra With Ivie Anderson – I Got It Bad And That Ain't Good
00:20:57 Benny Goodman Sextet With Peggy Lee – Where Or When
00:24:57 Lucky Millinder And His Orchestra With Sister Rosetta Tharpe – Rock Me
00:27:03 Harry James And His Orchestra With Helen Forrest – But Not For Me
00:30:14 Bunny Banks Trio With Bonnie Davis – Don't Stop Now
00:32:57 Andy Kirk And His Twelve Clouds Of Joy With June Richmond – Baby Don't You Tell Me No Lie
00:36:07 The Nat King Cole Trio With Ida James – Close To You
00:39:51 Earl Hines Sextet With Betty Roché – I'll Get By (As Long As I Have You)
00:42:13 Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra With Dorothy Dandridge – Watcha Say
00:45:17 Duke Ellington And His Orchestra With Joya Sherrill – I Didn't Know About You
00:48:02 Eddie Condon And His Orchestra With Lee Wiley – Wherever There's Love
00:51:02 Gene Krupa And His Orchestra With Anita O'Day – Tea For Two
00:53:26 Helen Humes And Her All-Stars – He Don't Love Me Anymore
00:56:18 John Kirby And His Orchestra With Sarah Vaughan – You Go To My Head
00:59:20 Thelma Carpenter – Seems Like Old Times
01:02:21 Mercer Ellington And His Orchestra With Carmen McRae – Pass By Me
01:05:06 Duke Ellington And His Orchestra With Kay Davis – Transblucency
01:08:05 Dizzy Gillespie And His Orchestra With Alice Roberts – He Beeped When He Should Have Bopped
01:10:44 Lena Horne – Whispering
01:13:32 Etta Jones With J.C. Heard And His Orchestra – I Sold My Heart To The Junkman
01:16:20 Count Basie Orchestra With Ann Moore – Meet Me At No Special Place
01:19:25 Lil Green And Her Orchestra – Lonely Woman
01:22:22 Lionel Hampton And His Orchestra With Wini Brown - Gone Again
01:25:12 Earl Hines And His Orchestra With Melrose Colbert – Black And Blue
01:28:14 Dinah Washington With Dave Young's Orchestra – Am I Asking Too Much
01:31:04 Duke Ellington And His Orchestra With Dolores Parker – Take Love Easy
01:34:05 Kay Starr – Don't Let Your Love Go Wrong
01:36:59 Teddy Wilson Trio With Kay Penton – As Time Goes By
01:39:56 Jackie & Roy – Deed I Do
01:42.38 Blue Lu Barker – Trombone Man Blues
01:45:31 Rose Murphy – Busy Line
01:48:14 Tadd Dameron And His Orchestra With Rae Pearl – Casbah
01:51:12 Addie Williams – Maybe Someday
01:54:05 Lionel Hampton And His Orchestra With Betty Carter – The Huckle Buck
01:57:12 Pearl Bailey & Hot Lips Page – Baby, It's Cold Outside
02:00:11 Billie Holiday – Them There Eyes
02:03:00 Ella Fitzgerald – Talk Fast My Heart, Talk Fast
02:05.53 Betty Mays And Her Swingtet – May's Haze
02:08:30 Nellie Lutcher – That's A Plenty
02:10:57 June Christy With Stan Kenton And His Orchestra – Lonesome Road
02:15:20 Jack Dieval Et Son Quartett With Annie Ross – Le Vent Vert
02:18:00 Dorothy Ellis – Slowly Go Out Of My Mind
02:24:20 Della Reese With Jimmy Hamilton And His Orchestra – Blue And Orange Birds

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[youtuber]

to be COMPLETELY honest i'll PROBABLY PERMANENTLY EQUALLY really LOVE LITERALLY all of jazz music

[johnquigley]

What a time to be Alive . Supper Clubs, Nite Clubs , Big Beautiful Dance Halls with top name
Big Bands . The Youngsters of today will never know the feeling of asking a young Lady to dance
with you . Taking her in your arms at a proper distance, and stepping out on the floor to " Moonlight Serenade ", played by
the big band sound of Victor Hugo's Band . Thanks for the wonderful memories .

[christophercopp]

Magnificent, had some buddies over for a sunday brunch and played your upload, a blissful time, cool and relaxed, we recaptured a lost 'time' and bonded over magnificent tracks...than you SO much...

[mars]

To be honest, I wish there were more female jazz fans or jazz enthusiasts. Because if that happens, our human life on this Earth will become richer and more beautiful. I think jazz is the universe. It truly is a wonderful universe. 🤎😉🤎

[field-armada]

How is it possible to feel nostalgic for a time I never lived? Well, here I am.

[jamesfletcher]

My uncle was a jazz musician with an extensive collection of 78's of music from this era. He educated me musically from when I was about ten years old. I was there when this music was new. Now in my advanced years, listening to this original music again I can still feel the romance.

[DallasHardcastleTSP]

The room was dimly lit. I could smell the fresh cherries and oranges from the bar... maybe an old fashion... The piano was a shiny black Steinway R, with a glass of red wine on top near the edge. I heard her voice...the spotlight was soft and there she was... as beautiful as her voice...

[SutekhTheDestroyer]

These women have such an elegant, enchanting quality about them; I don’t think it would be the same with men singing.

A real tonic for the soul.

[grupodespertarpradeus]

All I really want to know is if you're here at 2nd half of 2022 just listening these jewels of Jazz. God bless you all.

[therealzilch]

What a great collection of our past. Thanks to all these voices telling it how it was.

[BubuMarimba]

Love their clear natural voices without hiss, groan or moan. What an articulation! Every word is heard. So soothing. As if a kind mother sings a lullaby. Miss that leisurely time with no rush! Thank you very much!

[patriciamargaritahermelo]

I was introduced to Jazz since...I can't remember. Although I live in Argentina, and jazz is far from our roots, my father (1911 -2000) was a fan, and I knew Fats Waller, count Basie, Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington from my beginning to this world. Also women's voices, like Ella Fitzgerald, and many others. There is no other music that brings me such pleasure as this, except maybe classical music. I thank to this place in bringing back beautiful and romantic voices singing wonderful melodies form the best era: the past.

[JulieHellerEast]

I play this in the Julie Heller Gallery whenever I am working. It is so smooth and doesn't overtake the paintings.

[EllieMae]

Few have ever sung with the perfect elocution of these ladies.

[buddhacook]

❤❤❤ this music from my grandparents days, it reminds me of them when I was little ...
& I'm nearly 65yrs.
Such precious memories for me now.
❤ &Blessings to all u Jazz luver's out there wherever u are.
A passing Aussie 🙂

[roseidaclarettemoraes]

Women were really lovable, and elegant, and ...like this

[Kidtomboy]

Hard to believe ( I am only 16 years old this year, just a young man ) I don't know when I started and I really like Jazz music, not as extravagant as many other young people. Thanks to the feeling when listening to the music, I feel like going back to my mother's past

[geohar]

Been loving this as a child late 60s. Played my parents record on a "Show n Tell" @78rpm. They told me to play my own records, their records were fragile like a chicken egg shell. Victor, RCA, MGM, International were some the company labels. The dept of the sound chirping thru a mono speaker was the greatest, 5 years old I thought I knew what the lyrics ment and sang or mumbled thru the song. I could only wonder what the old folks thought. My latter years began to believe I lived another life previously and grew up with an old man's soul. 🤔

[jovaneron]

My family and I are listening here while eating dinner. ❤

[claudehamel]

C'était la musique que j'écoutais et adorais à 20 ans... 62 années plus tard, mon plaisir est intact.
Souvenirs doux et forts !