MAO LEGENDÁS ALBUMOK | AN EVENING WITH ANITA O'DAY
2025-01-14T19:00:00.000Z
This evening is actually three evenings, recorded in three different studios between April 1954 and August 1955. O'Day was signed by the young Los Angeles producer Norman Granz (Jazz at the Philharmonic), Jimmy Rowles was replaced by two lesser-known pianists, and guitarist Tal Farlow contributed on four tracks.
Jan
14
Schedule
The singer's straightforward, veiled, ironically and melancholically captivating delivery, which avoids the broader vibrato, has been likened by many to a saxophone. Her performance at the Newport Jazz Festival in a few years is jazz history in the making. Here, O'Day makes the standards (The Man I Love, There'll Never Be Another You) her own, and her own blues number shows why black jazz musicians always said yes first time Anita O'Day invited them to join her band. The internationally renowned singer Julia Karosi, who is also breaking new ground with her own band, recommended the production to the orchestra and will also take on the role of O'Day.
Location
Opus Jazz Club
Adventurous European jazz and great Hungarian cuisine in the heart of Budapest
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