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1947-1948 by Ella Fitzgerald on CD This segment of the Classics Ella Fitzgerald chronology focuses upon the recordings she made for the Decca label between March 1947 and November 1948. Most of these sides include polished group background vocals, generating a certain campy slickness that some listeners might find overly affected. This kind of ensemble singing rose to prominence with Tommy Dorsey and Glenn Miller and manifested itself throughout the late '40s and early '50s, even popping up in the...

Popular film lore has it that The Jazz Singer was the film that established the talkie as the pre-eminent film medium in 1927. But it was Al Jolson's follow-up film The Singing Fool that actually introduced the sound film to the general film-going population of the United States and it was the popularity of The Singing Fool that paved the way for the wide-acceptance of sound features. Jolson plays Al Stone a singing waiter at Blackie Joe's cafe who writes a hit song and sky-rockets to success as...

As an artist who incorporated jazz phrasing into a blues repertoire, Jimmy Witherspoon is an often-underrated titan of post-war music. His formidable back catalog has been neglected for many years, but this release attempts to repair much of the damage. Containing all the cuts from Witherspoon 's first golden era, 1947-1948 is revelatory. Singing in front of Jay McShann's orchestra, Witherspoon is assured and already a hugely distinctive vocalist. Witherspoon 's own compositions, especially "Spoon...

What are some books that'll teach me wisdom so I can act my age and with maturity? I'm 25 and I worry that I'm not mature enough for my age. Although I control my emotions and only let the positive constructive ones show. I rarely get angry and I am mindful of others' boundaries. I'm sure there are others that factor into maturity. Are there books out there that can help me? I found a book called How to Act like an Adult lol. Oh and I handle conflict well and never accuse =)

A History of the Oriental Ceramic Society by A.L. Hetherington. The Date-Value of Archaeology by Sir Leonard Woolley. Excavation of the Royal Tomb of Wang Chien by Mr. Michael Sullivan. Two Inscribed Jades by S. Howard Hansford. Catalogue of the Exhibition of Celadon Wares. Catalogue of the Exhibition of Chinese Jades.