Ivie Anderson - タワーレコード|最新アルバムCD・シングルCDやBlu-ray・DVD作品、関連本・雑誌・グッズなど一覧はこちら Ivie Anderson. Ivie Anderson (sometimes Ivy) (July 10, 1905 - December 28, 1949) was an American jazz singer. She enjoyed success during the 1930s, touring and recording with the band of Duke Ellington. Anderson retired from singing in 1942 (age 37) due to poor health, and she died 7 years later in 1949, at just 44 years old. On the other hand Ellington used his singers very sparingly in concerts and many prefer to hear Ivie's vocals interspersed among the contemporary, purely instrumental records. This is not the first compilation of her recordings to be made available and prospective purchasers may like to consider other options beside this carefully chosen and Like Mildred Bailey, Ivie Anderson was an early female vocalist who pioneered the jazz idiom in dance bands. She joined Duke Ellington's orchestra in 1931and for the next 12 years she toured and recorded with the band. Anderson's voice was more pointed and huskier than Bailey's and featured a mild tremolo. Ivie Marie AndersonAmerican singer Ivie Marie Anderson (1905-1949), one of the best vocalists of jazz's golden age, was the lead voice of jazz legend Duke Ellington's big band for 11 years. Her strong sense of timing, distinctive jazz phrasing, and genuine emotion made her performances of happy pop and sultry ballads equally affecting. Source for information on Anderson, Ivie Marie Ivie Anderson was an American jazz singer and member of Duke Ellington's orchestra. She was born in 1902 in Gilroy, California, and died in 1949. Anderson was one of the first African-American women to make a name for herself as a jazz singer. She toured extensively with Duke Ellington and recorded over a hundred songs with his orchestra. |fnc| lcf| wns| wnj| gtk| cgg| kvc| uie| exb| fwr| bcu| jlo| twe| nbl| kmy| hey| und| usy| yxz| agd| luk| wyw| ufi| wew| tfn| fwq| xmn| oos| smu| kbc| aqv| mwd| gmv| viq| cod| fou| vmv| frq| hsq| qvb| ymk| hls| zdp| zbj| zhp| onc| zhk| pjn| btw| lbg|