Dinah Washington - Hits And Classics: The Singles Collection 1944-62 vinyl record cover

Evil Gal Blues

I Know How To Do It

Salty Papa Blues

Blow Top Blues

Wise Woman Blues

Mellow Mama Blues

Walkin' Blues

My Voot Is Really Vout

Pacific Coast Blues

When A Woman Loves A Man

Slick Chick

Stairway To The Stars

Fool That I Am

Since I Fell For You

There's Got To Be A Change

I Love You, Yes I Do

Ain't Misbehavin'

West Side Baby

Walkin' And Talkin' And Cryin' My Blues Away

I Want To Cry

Resolution Blues

Tell Me So

Am I Asking Too Much

You Satisfy

It's Too Soon To Know

What Can I Say After I Say I'm Sorry

Baby, Get Lost

Long John Blues

Am I Really Sorry

Good Daddy Blues

I Only Know

It Isn't Fair

I Wanna Be Loved

I'll Never Be Free

How Deep Is The Ocean

Fast Movin' Mama

My Heart Cries For You

I Won't Cry Anymore

Harbor Lights

Time Out For Tears

If You Don't Think I'm Leaving (Count The Days I'm Gone)

Cold Cold Heart

Mad About The Boy

Stormy Weather

Please Send Me Someone To Love

Fine, Fine Daddy

Be Fair To Me

Out In The Cold Again

Wheel Of Fortune

Tell Me Why

New Blowtop Blues

Trouble In Mind

Double Dealing Daddy

Half As Much

I Cried For You

You Let My Love Grow Cold

My Lean Baby

TV Is The Thing (This Year)

Fat Daddy

My Man's An Undertaker

Such A Night

(No, No, No) You Can't Love Two

Dream

I Don't Hurt Anymore

Teach Me Tonight

That's All I Want From You

If It's The Last Thing I Do

I Diddie

I Hear Those Bells

I Concentrate On You

I'm Lost Without You Tonight

You Might Have Told Me

The Show Must Go On

Let's Go Around Together

Cat On A Hot Tin Roof

Soft Winds

The Kissing Way Home

To Love And Be Loved

You Let My Love Grow Cold

I'm Gonna Keep My Eyes On You

Honky Tonk

Everybody Loves My Baby

Never Again

Make Me A Present Of You

All Of Me

What A Diff'rence A Day Makes

Unforgettable

It Could Happen To You

Baby (You've Got What It Takes)

A Rockin' Good Way (To Mess Around And Fall In Love)

This Bitter Earth

Love Walked In

We Have Love

Early Every Morning (Early Every Evening Too)

Our Love Is Here To Stay

September In The Rain

Wake The Town And Tell The People

Tears And Laughter

Dream

100

I Want To Be Loved

101

Where Are You

102

You're Nobody 'Til Somebody Loves You

103

For All We Know

104

I Wouldn't Know (What To Do)

105

You're A Sweetheart

106

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Item UPC: 824046719029

Date First Available: April 11, 2025

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Dinah Washington

Hits And Classics: The Singles Collection 1944-62

Name: Dinah Washington - Hits And Classics: The Singles Collection 1944-62
Brand: Dinah Washington
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ABOUT THE ALBUM

Dinah Washington - Hits And Classics: The Singles Collection 1944-62 - Dinah Washington was one of the most popular and successful female singers of the post-war decades, her immaculate vocal style and phrasing enabling her to encompass blues, R&B, jazz, big band and sophisticated pop with ease, and had her life not been cut short in 1963 at the age of 39, she would undoubtedly have had a lengthy career as an album artist. As it was, she was consistently successful with her single releases, racking up 60 hits across the US pop and R&B charts. This 108-track 4-CD collection comprises selected A & B sides of her releases on the Keynote, Decca, Apollo and Mercury labels from this era, with at least one side of most of her records included. It features 58 of her hits, including the R&B No. 1s "Am I Asking Too Much", "Baby Get Lost" and "This Bitter Earth", and numerous Top 5 hits including "What A Difference A Day Makes", "It's Too Soon To Know", "September In The Rain", "Teach Me Tonight" and the Top 5 duet hits with Brook Benton "Baby (You've Got What It Takes)" and "A Rockin' Good Way". It features performances with some of the top orchestras of the day, including the sextets of Lionel Hampton and Leonard Feather, and with Lucky Thompson's All Stars, plus the orchestras of Quincy Jones, Hal Mooney, Belford Hendricks, Ike Carpenter and more. It's a substantial and varied showcase for one of the great singers of the era

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