Anita Sings The Most – Anita O’Day And Her Rhythm Section – LP – Pre Owned Vinyl (Arrives in 14days)

Released in 1957, ‘Anita Sings The Most’ captures Anita O’Day at the zenith of her creative powers, delivering a session that is both intimate and electrifying. Joined by an impeccable rhythm section featuring Oscar Peterson on piano, Herb Ellis on guitar, Ray Brown on bass, and John Poole on drums, O’Day navigates jazz standards with keen phrasing and a playful, conversational delivery. There’s a spontaneity to these performances—recorded in a single session—that brings a sense of immediacy and freshness rarely matched. O’Day’s phrasing is never showy, always precise, letting the material breathe while revealing new emotional colors in even the most familiar songs. The interplay with her rhythm section is nothing short of intuitive, as they respond to her every inflection, making each track a masterclass in subtle swing and ensemble chemistry. For collectors and newcomers alike, this album is a vivid snapshot of vocal jazz at its most unadorned and honest—a must-own for anyone moved by the artistry of jazz singing and the understated power of a great band in perfect sync.

Track List:
A1 – ‘S Wonderful ~ They Can’t Take That Away From Me – 2:55
A2 – Tenderly – 3:20
A3 – Old Devil Moon – 2:53
A4 – Love Me Or Leave Me – 2:33
A5 – We’ll Be Together Again – 3:36
B1 – Stella By Starlight – 2:05
B2 – Taking A Chance On Love – 2:22
B3 – Them There Eyes – 2:37
B4 – I’ve Got The World On A String – 2:57
B5 – You Turned The Tables On Me – 3:40
B6 – Bewitched – 3:57