Billie Holiday - Ain't Nobody's Business If I Do FLAC
Performer:
Billie Holiday
Album:
Ain't Nobody's Business If I Do
Style:
Big Band, Swing
Released:
1975
Country:
US
Label:
CBS
Catalog:
1375.
FLAC size:
1266 mb
MP3 size:
2789 mb
WMA size:
1799 mb
Tracklist
| 1 | Gloomy SundayAlto Saxophone – Hymie SchertzerBass – John WilliamsClarinet – Jimmy HamiltonDrums – J.C. HeardEnsemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – Al CaseyPiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Babe Russin, Jimmy HamiltonTrumpet – Emmett BerryWritten By – S.Lewis/R.Seress |
| 2 | When A Woman Loves A ManBass – Walter PageClarinet – Lester YoungDrums – Jo JonesEnsemble – Billie Holiday And Her OrchestraGuitar – Freddie GreenePiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Lester YoungTrombone – Benny MortonTrumpet – Buck ClaytonWritten By – B.Hanighen/J.Mercer/G.Jenkins |
| 3 | Getting Some Fun Out Of LifeBass – Walter PageClarinet – Buster BaileyDrums – Jo JonesEnsemble – Billie Holiday And Her OrchestraGuitar – Freddie GreenePiano – Claude ThornhillTenor Saxophone – Lester YoungTrumpet – Buck ClaytonWritten By – E.Leslie/J.Burke |
| 4 | Miss Brown To YouBass – John KirbyClarinet – Benny GoodmanDrums – William "Cozy" ColeEnsemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – John TrueheartPiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Ben WebsterTrumpet – Roy EldridgeWritten By – L.Robin/R.Whiting/R.Rainger |
| 5 | Recorded January 25, 1937 |
| 6 | Your Mother's Son-in-LawBass – Artie BernsteinClarinet – Benny GoodmanDrums – Gene KrupaEnsemble – Benny Goodman And His OrchestraGuitar – Dick McDonoughPiano – Joe SullivanTenor Saxophone – Art KarleTrombone – Jack TeagardenTrumpet – Charlie Teagarden, Shirley ClayWritten By – A.Nichols/M.Holiner |
| 7 | March 21, 1939 |
| 8 | When You Are Smiling (The Whole World Smiles With YouBass – Walter PageDrums – Jo JonesEnsemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – Freddie GreenPiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Lester YoungTrombone – Benny MortonTrumpet – Buck ClaytonWritten By – M.Fisher/J.Goodwin/L.Shay |
| 9 | Recorded April 1, 1944 |
| 10 | Recorded July 31,1935 |
| 11 | Recorded October 25, 1935 |
| 12 | Recorded July 2, 1935 |
| 13 | Ain't Nobody's Business If I DoAlto Saxophone – George Dorsey, Rudy PowellArranged By – Buster HardingBaritone Saxophone – Sol MooreBass – George DuvivierDirected By – Buster HardingDrums – Rossiere "Shadow" WilsonEnsemble – Buster Harding's OrchestraGuitar – Mundell LowePiano – Horace HendersonTenor Saxophone – Joe Thomas , Lester YoungTrombone – Dicky Wells, George Matthews Trumpet – Buck Clayton, Emmett Berry, Jimmy NottinghamWritten By – E.Robbins/P.Grainger |
| 14 | What A Little Light Can DoBass – John KirbyClarinet – Benny GoodmanDrums – William "Cozy" ColeEnsemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – John TrueheartPiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Ben WebsterTrumpet – Roy EldridgeWritten By – H.Woods |
| 15 | Recorded October 28, 1936 |
| 16 | Recorded August 7, 1941 |
| 17 | My Old FlameAlto Saxophone – Lem DavisBass – John SimmonsDrums – Sidney "Big Sid" CatlettEnsemble – Eddie Heywood And His OrchestraGuitar – Teddy WaltersPiano – Eddie HeywoodTrombone – Vic DickensonTrumpet – Adolphus "Doc" CheathamWritten By – A.Johnston/S.Coslow |
| 18 | It's Too Hot For WordsAlto Saxophone – Hilton JeffersonBass – John KirbyClarinet – Cecil ScottDrums – William "Cozy" ColeEnsemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – Lawrence LuciePiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Lester YoungTrumpet – Roy EldridgeWritten By – W.Samuels/L.Whitcup/T.Powell |
| 19 | Embraceable YouAlto Saxophone – Lem DavisBass – John SimmonsDrums – Sidney "Big Sid" CatlettEnsemble – Eddie Heywood And His OrchestraPiano – Eddie HeywoodTrombone – Vic DickensonTrumpet – Adolphus "Doc" CheathamWritten By – I.Gershwin/G.Gershwin |
| 20 | I'll Be Seeing YouAlto Saxophone – Lem DavisBass – John SimmonsDrums – Sidney "Big Sid" CatlettEnsemble – Eddie Heywood And His OrchestraPiano – Eddie HeywoodTrombone – Vic DickensonTrumpet – Adolphus "Doc" CheathamWritten By – I.Kahal/S.Fain |
| 21 | Crazy He Calls MeAlto Saxophone – Milt YanerArranged By – Gordon JenkinsBass – Jack LesbergClarinet – John Fulton , Milt YanerDirected By – Gordon JenkinsDrums – Norris "Bunny" ShawkerEnsemble – Gordon Jenkins And His OrchestraGuitar – Tony MottolaPiano – Bernie LeightonTenor Saxophone – John Fulton Trumpet – Bobby HackettViolin – Unknown ArtistWritten By – C.Sigman/B.Russell |
| 22 | I Cried For YouAlto Saxophone – Johnny HodgesBaritone Saxophone – Harry CarneyBass – John KirbyBass Clarinet – Harry CarneyDrums – William "Cozy" ColeEnsemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – Pete PetersonPiano – Teddy WilsonTrumpet – Jonah JonesWritten By – A.Freed/G.Arnheim/A.Lyman |
| 23 | Recorded February 29, 1940 |
| 24 | Recordet October 19, 1949 |
| 25 | Love Me Or Leave MeAlto Saxophone – Hymie SchertzerBass – John WilliamsClarinet – Jimmy HamiltonDrums – J.C. HeardEnsemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – Al CaseyPiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Babe Russin, Jimmy HamiltonTrumpet – Emmett BerryWritten By – G.Kahn/W.Donaldson |
| 26 | Recorded November 3, 1937 |
| 27 | Body And SoulAlto Saxophone – Carl Frye, Jimmy PowellBass – John WilliamsDrums – Harold WestEnsemble – Billie Holiday And Her OrchestraGuitar – Lawrence LuciePiano – Sonny WhiteTenor Saxophone – Kermit ScottTrumpet – Roy EldridgeWritten By – E.Heyman/R.Sour/R.Eyton/J.Green |
| 28 | All Of MeAlto Saxophone – Eddie Barefield, Leslie JohnakinsBass – Ted SturgisDrums – Kenny ClarkeEnsemble – Billie Holiday And Her OrchestraGuitar – John Collins Piano – Eddie HeywoodTenor Saxophone – Lester YoungTrumpet – Lester "Shad" CollinsWritten By – S.Simons/G.Marks |
| 29 | Recorded September 13, 1937 |
| 30 | Recorded January 12, 1938 |
| 31 | Them There EyesAlto Saxophone – Kenneth Hollon, Stanley PayneBass – John WilliamsDrums – Eddie DoughertyEnsemble – Billie Holiday And Her OrchestraGuitar – Bernard AddisonPiano – Sonny WhiteTrumpet – Charlie ShaversWritten By – W.Tracey/D.Tauber/M.Pinkard |
| 32 | Recorded March 21, 1941 |
| 33 | I Cover The WaterfrontAlto Saxophone – Hymie SchertzerBass – John WilliamsClarinet – Jimmy HamiltonDrums – J.C. HeardEnsemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – Al CaseyPiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Babe Russin, Jimmy HamiltonTrumpet – Emmett BerryWritten By – E.Heyman/J.Green |
| 34 | Recorded November 8, 1944 |
| 35 | Recorded September 12, 1940 |
| 36 | You've ChangedBass – Milt HintonDrums – Don LamondEnsemble – Ray Ellis And His OrchestraGuitar – Barry GalbraithHarp – Janet PutnamPiano – Mal WaldronReeds – Eddie Powell, Phil Bodner, Romeo Penque, Tom ParshleyTrombone – J.J. Johnson, Tom Mitchell, Urbie GreenViolin – Unknown ArtistVoice – Unknown ArtistWritten By – B.Carey/C.FisherXylophone – Bradley Spinney |
| 37 | Recorded October 4, 1944 |
| 38 | (It Will Have To Do) Until The Real Thing Comes AlongAlto Saxophone – Hymie SchertzerBass – John WilliamsClarinet – Jimmy HamiltonDrums – J.C. HeardEnsemble – Billie Holiday And Her OrchestraGuitar – Gene FieldsPiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Babe RussinTrumpet – Emmett BerryWritten By – S.Cahn/S.Chaplin/L.Freeman/M.Holiner/A.Nichols |
| 39 | Long Gone BluesAlto Saxophone – Tab SmithBass – John WilliamsDrums – Eddie DoughertyEnsemble – Billie Holiday And Her OrchestraGuitar – Jimmy McLinPiano – Kenneth KerseySoprano Saxophone – Tab SmithTenor Saxophone – Kenneth Hollon, Stanley PayneTrumpet – Oran "Hot Lips" PageWritten-By – Holiday, Smith |
| 40 | He's Funny That WayBass – Walter PageClarinet – Buster BaileyDrums – Jo JonesEnsemble – Billie Holiday And Her OrchestraGuitar – Freddie GreenPiano – Claude ThornhillTenor Saxophone – Lester YoungTrumpet – Buck ClaytonWritten By – R.Whiting/N.Moret |
| 41 | Recorded April 20, 1939 |
| 42 | Recorded February 20, 1958 |
| 43 | If You Were MineBass – John KirbyDrums – Williams "Cozy" ColeEnsemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – Dave BarbourPiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Leon "Chu" BerryTrombone – Benny MortonTrumpet – Roy EldridgeWritten By – J.Mercer/M.Malneck |
| 44 | Easy To LoveBass – John KirbyClarinet – Vido MussoDrums – William "Cozy" ColeEnsemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – Alan ReussPiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Ben WebsterTrumpet – Irving RandolphWritten-By – Porter |
| 45 | Recorded January 6, 1938 |
| 46 | Recorded November 27, 1933 |
| 47 | Billie's Blues (I Love My Man)Bass – Pete PetersonClarinet – Artie ShawDrums – William "Cozy" ColeEnsemble – Billie Holiday And Her OrchestraGuitar – Dick McDonoughPiano – Joe BushkinTrumpet – Bunny BeriganWritten-By – Holiday |
| 48 | Strange FruitAlto Saxophone – Tab SmithBass – John WilliamsDrums – Eddie DoughertyEnsemble – Billie Holiday And Her OrchestraGuitar – Jimmy McLinPiano – Sonny WhiteTenor Saxophone – Kenneth Hollon, Stanley PayneTrumpet – Frank NewtonWritten By – L.Allan |
| 49 | I Can't Give You Anything But LoveBass – John KirbyClarinet – Benny GoodmanDrums – William "Cozy" ColeEnsemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – Allan ReussPiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Ben WebsterTrumpet – Jonah JonesWritten By – D.Fields/J.McHugh |
| 50 | Recorded July 5, 1939 |
| 51 | YersterdayBass – John WilliamsDrums – Eddie DoughertyEnsemble – Billie Holiday With OrchestraGuitar – Jimmy McLinPiano – Sonny WhiteTenor Saxophone – Kenneth HollonWritten By – O.Harbach/J.Kern |
| 52 | The Man I LoveAlto Saxophone – Earl Warren, Ronald "Jack" WashingtonBaritone Saxophone – Ronald "Jack" WashingtonBass – Walter PageDrums – Jo JonesEnsemble – Billie Holiday And Her OrchestraGuitar – Freddie GreenePiano – Joe SullivanTenor Saxophone – Lester YoungTrumpet – Buck Clayton, Harry "Sweet" EdisonWritten By – I.Gershwin/G.Gershwin |
| 53 | I Hear MusicAlto Saxophone – Don RedmanBass – Al HallDrums – Kenny ClarkeEnsemble – Billie Holiday And Her OrchestraGuitar – John Collins Piano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Don Byas, George Auld, Jimmy HamiltonTrumpet – Roy EldridgeWritten By – F.Loesser/B.Lane |
| 54 | Trav'lin' All AloneBass – Walter PageClarinet – Buster BaileyDrums – Jo JonesEnsemble – Billie Holiday And Her OrchestraGuitar – Freddie GreenePiano – Claude ThornhillTenor Saxophone – Lester YoungTrumpet – Buck ClaytonWritten By – J.C.Johnson |
| 55 | Tha Ole Devil Called LoveAlto Saxophone – Jack CresseyArranged By – Toots CamarataBass – Haig StephensDirected By – Toots CamarataDrums – George WettlingEnsemble – Toots Camarata And His OrchestraGuitar – Carl KressPiano – Dave BowmanTenor Saxophone – Dave Harris , Larry BinyonTrumpet – Hymie SchertzerViolin – Unknown ArtistWritten By – A.Roberts/D.Fisher |
| 56 | I Can't Get Started With YouAlto Saxophone – Earl Warren, Ronald "Jack" WashingtonBaritone Saxophone – Ronald "Jack" WashingtonBass – Walter PageClarinet – Herschel Evans, Lester YoungDrums – Jo JonesGuitar – Eddie Durham, Freddie GreenePiano – Count BasieTenor Saxophone – Herschel Evans, Lester YoungTrombone – Benny Morton, Dan Minor, Eddie DurhamTrumpet – Bobby Moore , Buck Clayton, Ed LewisWritten By – I.Gershwin/V.Duke |
| 57 | (Hush Now) Don't ExplainBass – Jimmy WoodDrums – Sam WoodyardPiano – Duke EllingtonTrumpet – Buck ClaytonWritten By – A.Herzog,Jr.Written-By – Holiday |
| 58 | SolitudeAlto Saxophone – Jimmy Powell, Lester BooneBass – Grachan MoncurDrums – Herbert CowansEnsemble – Billie Holiday And Her OrchestraGuitar – Paul Chapman Piano – Eddie HeywoodTenor Saxophone – Ernie PowellTrumpet – Roy EldridgeWritten By – E.DeLange/I.MillsWritten-By – Duke |
| 59 | Recorded February 10, 1942 |
| 60 | Lover ManAlto Saxophone – Hymie Schertzer, Jack CresseyArranged By – Toots CamarataBass – Haig StephensDirected By – Toots CamarataDrums – Johnny BlowersEnsemble – Toots Camarata And His OrchestraGuitar – Carl KressPiano – Dave BowmanTenor Saxophone – Larry Binyon, Paul RicciTrumpet – Russ CaseViolin – Unknown ArtistWritten By – J.Davis/R.Raminez/J.Sherman |
| 61 | Recorded July 10, 1936 |
| 62 | Recorded May 11, 1937 |
| 63 | Recorded May 9, 1941 |
| 64 | December 15, 1939 |
| 65 | Recorded January 30, 1939 |
| 66 | Why Was I Born?Bass – Walter PageClarinet – Benny GoodmanDrums – Jo JonesEnsemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – Freddie GreenePiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Lester YoungTrumpet – Buck ClaytonWritten By – O.Hammerstein II/J.Kern |
| 67 | Recorded November 1, 1937 |
| 68 | SummertimeBass – Pete PetersonClarinet – Artie ShawDrums – William "Cozy" ColeEnsemble – Billie Holiday And Her OrchestraGuitar – Dick McDonoughPiano – Joe BushkinTrumpet – Bunny BeriganWritten By – D.Heyward/G.Gershwin |
| 69 | I'll Get ByAlto Saxophone – Johnny HodgesBass – Artie BernsteinClarinet – Buster BaileyDrums – William "Cozy" ColeEnsemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – Allan ReussPiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Lester YoungTrumpet – Buck ClaytonWritten By – R.Turk/F.Ahlert |
| 70 | Mean To MeAlto Saxophone – Johnny HodgesBass – Artie BernsteinClarinet – Buster BaileyDrums – William "Cozy" ColeEnsemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – Allan ReussPiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Lester YoungTrumpet – Buck ClaytonWritten By – R.Turk/F.Ahlert |
| 71 | SugarAlto Saxophone – Benny CarterBass – Milt HintonDrums – William "Cozy" ColeEnsemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – Danny BarkerPiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Ernie PowellTrumpet – Roy EldridgeWritten By – M.Pinkard/S.Mitchell |
| 72 | Georgia On My MindAlto Saxophone – Eddie Barefield, Leslie JohnakinsBass – Ted SturgisDrums – Kenny ClarkeEnsemble – Billie Holiday And Her OrchestraGuitar – John Collins Piano – Eddie HeywoodTenor Saxophone – Lester YoungTrumpet – Lester "Shad" CollinsWritten By – S.Gorrell/H.Carmichael |
| 73 | Recorded November 19, 1936 |
| 74 | Recorded June 30, 1936 |
| 75 | Recorded July 28, 1958 |
| 76 | Recorded August 17, 1949 |
| 77 | I Can't Believe That You're In Love With MeBass – Walter PageDrums – Jo JonesEnsemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – Freddie GreenePiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Lester YoungTrombone – Benny MortonTrumpet – Buck ClaytonWritten By – C.Gaskill/J.McHugh |
| 78 | Fine And MellowAlto Saxophone – Tab SmithBass – John WilliamsDrums – Eddie DoughertyEnsemble – Billie Holiday With OrchestraGuitar – Jimmy McLinPiano – Sonny WhiteTenor Saxophone – Kenneth Hollon, Stanley PayneTrumpet – Frank NewtonWritten By – Holiday |
| 79 | My ManBass – Walter PageClarinet – Prince RobinsonDrums – William "Cozy" ColeEnsemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – Allan ReussPiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Prince Robinson, Vido MussoTrumpet – Buck ClaytonWritten By – C.Pollock/M.Yvain |
| 80 | God Bless The ChildAlto Saxophone – Ernie Powell, Jimmy PowellBass – Grachan MoncurDrums – Herbert CowansEnsemble – Billie Holiday And Her OrchestraGuitar – Paul Chapman Piano – Eddie HeywoodTrumpet – Roy EldridgeWritten-By – Holiday |
| 81 | Recorded Mai 11, 1937 |
| 82 | More Than You KnowAlto Saxophone – Benny CarterBass – Milt HintonDrums – William "Cozy" ColeEnsemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – Danny BarkerPiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Ernie PowellTrumpet – Roy EldridgeWritten By – W.Rose/E.Eliscu/V.Youmans |
Versions
| Category | Artist | Title (Format) | Label | Category | Country | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 90-5652, P4 12969 | Billie Holiday | Ain't Nobody's Business If I Do (4xLP, Comp + Box) | Book-Of-The Month Club, Columbia Special Products | 90-5652, P4 12969 | US | 1975 |
| P4 12969, 90-5652 | Billie Holiday | Ain't Nobody's Business If I Do (4xLP, Comp + Box) | Columbia Special Products, Columbia Special Products | P4 12969, 90-5652 | US | 1975 |
Credits
- Voice – Billie Holiday
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Ain't Nobody's Business If I Do - Billie Holiday. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Текст песни: Aint nobodys business what I do Get me a shotgun and shoot my baby Aint nobodys business if I do There aint nothing I can do, or nothing I can say, Some folks will criticize me. And if my friend aint got no money And I say, All right, take all of mine honey, It aint nobodys business if I do. If I lend her my last nickel And it leaves me in a pickle, It aint nobodys business if I do. I would rather my gal would hit me Than to haul right up and quit me. It aint nobodys business if I do. I know that she wont call no copper If she gets beat up by her poppa. It aint nobodys business if I do, Lord no. Well, it aint nobodys business if I do. Ain't Nobody's Business originally Tain't Nobody's Biz-ness if I Do is a 1920s blues song that became one of the first blues standards. It was published in 1922 by Porter Grainger and Everett Robbins. The song features a lyrical theme of freedom of choice and a vaudeville jazzstyle musical arrangement. It was first recorded, as 'Tain't Nobody's Biz-ness if I Do, in 1922 by Anna Meyers, backed by the Original Memphis Five. Watch the video for Ain't Nobody's Business If I Do from Billie Holiday's The Complete Billie Holiday on Verve 1945-1959 for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar ain't nothin' I can do or nothin' I can say. Я ничего не могу поделать, и мне нечего сказать. That folks don't criticize me but I'm going to do. Ребята, не ругайте меня, но я собираюсь делать. Just as I want to anyway. If I go to church on Sunday, then cabaret all day Monday. Если по воскресеньям я хожу в церковь, а по понедельникам в кабаре, Ain't nobody's business if I do. Никого не касается, что я делаю. If my man ain't got no money and I say, Take all of mine, honey. Если у моего мужчины нет денег, а я говорю: Возьми все мои, Ain't nobody's business if I do. If I give him my last nickel and it leaves me in a pickle. Ain't Nobody's Business If I Do. This song is by Billie Holiday and appearsAin't Nobody's Business If I Do. This song is by Billie Holiday and appears There ain't nothing I can doOr nothing I can sayThat folks don't criticize meBut I'm going to doJust as I want to anywayAnd don't care just what people sayIf I should take a notionTo jump into the oceanAin't nobody's business if I doIf I go to church on SundayThen cabaret all day MondayAin't nobody's business if I doIf my man ain't got no moneyAnd I say take all mine, honeyAin't nobody's business if I doIf I give him my. Download for free and listen to Billie Holiday - Ain't Nobody's Business If I Do. We have song's lyrics, which you can find out below. The song or music is available for downloading in Mp3 and any other format, both to the phone and to the computer. B Billie Holiday. Search any pictures , Adult videos and photos . Appears On. Billie Holiday. The Essential Billie Holiday. History of the Real Billie Holiday. The Complete Decca Recordings. God Bless The Child
