Alice Babs - Diamanter (2004)

08 Mar, 15:43
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Artist: Alice Babs
Title: Diamanter
Year Of Release: 2004
Label: Parlophone
Genre: Jazz, Vocal, Oldies
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 01:29:22
Total Size: 218/416 Mb (covers)
WebSite: Album Preview

Tracklist:

01. Melodie d'amour (3:05)
02. Sov min alskling (2:57)
03. Tulpaner fran Amsterdam (2:26)
04. Jag alskar dej (3:17)
05. Piccolissima serenata (2:59)
06. Rockin' Robin (1:40)
07. Den som glad ar (1:55)
08. Sail Along Silvery Moon (2:46)
09. Tivoli melodi (2:53)
10. Ta fatt pa manen (2:14)
11. Raring (1:35)
12. (Have Lips Will Kiss in the) Tunnel of Love (2:50)
13. Det vore valan f'runderbart (2:42)
14. Jag kunde dansat natten lang (2:15)
15. Puerto Rico (3:01)
16. Fran slickepinn till lappstift (2:08)
17. Ingen ar som du (2:48)
18. Ragga-da-bang (0:57)
19. Side by Side (3:06)
20. Go Chase a Moonbeam (3:04)
21. When You're Smiling (2:00)
22. Just You, Just Me (2:42)
23. Goodbye Jimmy, Goodbye (2:20)
24. La strada del 'amore (2:29)
25. Ingo cha cha (2:27)
26. Goodbye to Love (2:01)
27. Ring-a-ling-a-lario (1:51)
28. Makin' Love (2:14)
29. Lullaby of Broadway (2:37)
30. Gunga i en hammock (3:13)
31. Miss Anna-Bell Lee (2:07)
32. Det ar sommar (2:21)
33. Ge mej bara ett enda ord baby (2:31)
34. Flicka med positiv (2:32)
35. Res med mej (2:42)
36. Primavera (2:37)

A popular singer when she was still a young teenager, Alice Babs had a long and varied career. She made her recording debut in 1939 at the age of 15 and, although her yodeling made her initially popular and the novelty "Swing It, Mr. Teacher" was her first hit, Babs even at the start had a highly appealing voice and a lightly swinging style. She mostly recorded in jazz and swing-oriented settings throughout the years of World War II. Babs remained active throughout the 1950s and '60s in Europe, singing everything from jazz (recording with Duke Ellington in 1963 and performing the classic "Heaven" at his second spiritual concert) and pop to a bit of classical music. By the late '70s, Alice Babs had become less active, but into the mid-'90s she occasionally performed on special occasions. Her important first set with Duke Ellington, Swing It!, does a fine job of summing up her first 15 years on records. Babs suffered from Alzheimer's in her final years, and she died on February 11, 2014 of complications from the disease. She was 90 years old.

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