The Best Technology Teen & Young Adult Books 2024

1. 20th Century Masters: Collection (CD)

The performances here are the quickest route to a smile imaginable, and a lasting tribute to the gentle genius that was Louis Armstrong's specialty. Focusing on Armstrong's pop vocal side, the digitally re-mastered set contains such Satchmo classics as quot;Blueberry Hill,quot; the #1 hit quot;Hello Dolly,quot; quot;That Lucky Old Sun,quot; quot;A Kiss to Build a Dream Onquot; and quot;What a Wonderful World,quot; a worldwide favorite since it's inclusion in the film Good Morning, Vietnam.

20th Century Masters: Collection (CD)

2. It's You Or No One

It's You Or No One

It's You Or No One

3. Time And Again

Time And Again

Time And Again

4. I Can't Help It

I Can't Help It

I Can't Help It

5. John Coltrane, The Art Blakey Quartet, Duke Ellington, Etc. - Standards On Impulse! (promo) (marked/ltd stock) (deluxe 3-fold digipak) - CD

John Coltrane, The Art Blakey Quartet, Duke Ellington, Etc.

(promo) (marked/ltd stock) (deluxe 3-fold digipak)

6. Here to Stay (CD) by Carmen McRae

0011105061025. New condition. CD. One of several CDs that reissue singer Carmen McRae's early Decca recordings, this release draws its material from the 1955 small group album By Special Request and a 1959 record with the Ernie Wilkins Orchestra (Something to Swing About). McRae excels in both settings. While tenor saxophonist Zoot Sims, trumpeter Richard Williams and pianist Dick Katz get some solo space on the latter album, the former one showcases McRae either with Dick Katz's quartet, accordion player Mat Mathews' quintet (with flutist Herbie Mann) or (on "Something to Live For") with its composer Billy Strayhorn on piano. During an emotional rendition of "Supper Time," McRae herself plays piano. Throughout the 20 selections, the singer is heard in her early prime, hitting high notes that she would not even think of attempting in her later years. Recommended. ~ Scott Yanow, Rovi

0011105061025. New condition. CD. One of several CDs that reissue singer Carmen McRae's early Decca recordings, this release draws its material from the 1955 small group album By Special Request and a 1959 record with the Ernie Wilkins Orchestra (Something to Swing About). McRae excels in both settings. While tenor saxophonist Zoot Sims, trumpeter Richard Williams and pianist Dick Katz get some solo space on the latter album, the former one showcases McRae either with Dick Katz's quartet, accordion player Mat Mathews' quintet (with flutist Herbie Mann) or (on "Something to Live For") with its composer Billy Strayhorn on piano. During an emotional rendition of "Supper Time," McRae herself plays piano. Throughout the 20 selections, the singer is heard in her early prime, hitting high notes that she would not even think of attempting in her later years. Recommended. ~ Scott Yanow, Rovi

7. 75Th Anniversary Celebration

75Th Anniversary Celebration

75Th Anniversary Celebration

8. Highlights From His Decca Years

Highlights From His Decca Years

Highlights From His Decca Years

9. Black Legends Of Jazz: The Original Decca Recordings

Black Legends Of Jazz (Limited Edition) (2CD) (CD Slipcase) (Remaster)

Black Legends Of Jazz (Limited Edition) (2CD) (CD Slipcase) (Remaster)

10. Best Of Ella Fitzgerald

Best Of Ella Fitzgerald

The Best Of Ella Fitzgerald