Alberta Hunter - The Glory of...Alberta Hunter (1982)

Alberta Hunter's comeback after 20 years off the music scene was quite inspiring. She was (along with Sippie Wallace) virtually the only classic blues singer of the 1920s still active during part of the 1980s, and her four Columbia albums (of which this was the third) are surprisingly strong. With able backing by the Gerald Cook quartet, trumpeter Doc Cheatham, trombonist Vic Dickenson and tenor-saxophonist Budd Johnson, Alberta Hunter sings some standards (including "Some of These Days," "The Glory of Love" and "I Cried for You"), a few religious hymns ("Ezekiel Saw the Wheel" and "Give Me That Old Time Religion"), the Yiddish tune "Ich Hob Dich Tzufil Lieba" and her own "Alberta's Blues" and "The Love I Have for You."

Tracklist:
1.01 - Alberta Hunter - Ezekiel Saw the Wheel (2:45)
1.02 - Alberta Hunter - I've Had Enough (Alberta's Blues) (4:14)
1.03 - Alberta Hunter - Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams (3:11)
1.04 - Alberta Hunter - Some of These Days (3:09)
1.05 - Alberta Hunter - The Glory of Love (3:24)
1.06 - Alberta Hunter - You Can't Tell The Difference After Dark (3:38)
1.07 - Alberta Hunter - I Love You Much Too Much (Ich Hob Dich Tzufil Lieb) (4:23)
1.08 - Alberta Hunter - I Cried For You (3:56)
1.09 - Alberta Hunter - The Love I Have For (3:50)
1.10 - Alberta Hunter - Sometimes I'm Happy (2:46)
1.11 - Alberta Hunter - Give Me That Old Time Religion (3:11)