| All Artists: Sallie Blair, Richard Wess, Neal Hefti, Bill Sanford, Sonny Lester, Luther Dixon, Billy Page, Russ Garcia Title: Sexy, Intimate and Swinging Sallie Blair. Complete Albums and Singles 1957-1962. Squeeze Me / Hello Tiger Members Wishing: 1 Total Copies: 0 Label: Fresh Sound Records (FSR 875) Release Date: 9/18/2015 Genres: Jazz, Pop Styles: Vocal Jazz, Vocal Pop Number of Discs: 2 SwapaCD Credits: 2 |
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 | Sallie Blair, Richard Wess, Neal Hefti Sexy, Intimate and Swinging Sallie Blair. Complete Albums and Singles 1957-1962. Squeeze Me / Hello Tiger Genres: Jazz, Pop DOUBLE CD — 24 BIT — DIGITALLY REMASTERED — Born in Baltimore as Sara Bolling Hutchins (1935-1992), Sallie Blair drifted into music as a child. She took her stage name while at Douglass High School, then spelling it Sally wit... more » |
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Born in Baltimore as Sara Bolling Hutchins (1935-1992), Sallie Blair drifted into music as a child. She took her stage name while at Douglass High School, then spelling it Sally with a Y, and gained experience singing with local bands that encouraged her to change her brunette hair to blonde. So in 1952 she made her first mark as the blonde, band singer with the Johnny Otis Band of Hand Jive fame.
Subsequently, she sang with the Illinois Jacquet and Duke Ellington bands. In July 1953, tired of one-nighters, she left the band business in Los Angeles to work as a single. Early in 1956, she began a solo career as Sallie Blair. In 1957, Cab Calloway signed her for his Cotton Club Revue. The show was a hit, and from then on, it was one triumph after another for the blonde bombshell .
This 2-CD set compiles her two 12-inch albums and all her singles. Her sexy and intimate approach made her recordings ideal for radio programming and as a night-club singer. Walter Winchell s column earned her spots on the Ed Sullivan and Johnny Carson TV shows and she became an international star with appearances in South America, Europe, and the Middle East.
Although her stage persona became more sophisticated in style of delivery, voice and dress with the years, one thing is for sure: Sallie Blair delivered more sex and surging, sultry emotion in a song than many singers in their whole careers.
24 BIT
DIGITALLY REMASTERED
Born in Baltimore as Sara Bolling Hutchins (1935-1992), Sallie Blair drifted into music as a child. She took her stage name while at Douglass High School, then spelling it Sally with a Y, and gained experience singing with local bands that encouraged her to change her brunette hair to blonde. So in 1952 she made her first mark as the blonde, band singer with the Johnny Otis Band of Hand Jive fame.
Subsequently, she sang with the Illinois Jacquet and Duke Ellington bands. In July 1953, tired of one-nighters, she left the band business in Los Angeles to work as a single. Early in 1956, she began a solo career as Sallie Blair. In 1957, Cab Calloway signed her for his Cotton Club Revue. The show was a hit, and from then on, it was one triumph after another for the blonde bombshell .
This 2-CD set compiles her two 12-inch albums and all her singles. Her sexy and intimate approach made her recordings ideal for radio programming and as a night-club singer. Walter Winchell s column earned her spots on the Ed Sullivan and Johnny Carson TV shows and she became an international star with appearances in South America, Europe, and the Middle East.
Although her stage persona became more sophisticated in style of delivery, voice and dress with the years, one thing is for sure: Sallie Blair delivered more sex and surging, sultry emotion in a song than many singers in their whole careers.
