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"Lush Life" is a song Frank Sinatra never recorded, but tried to record during various recording sessions in for Frank Sinatra Sings for Only the evapirisoxafciteconsguamopum.xyzinfo working under Capitol Records, Sinatra did take several takes of the song, but never made a complete master for the evapirisoxafciteconsguamopum.xyzinfo quitting, he said he'd "put it aside for about a year" only to never record the song again.

Animal Nightlife Lush Life - Sealed Japanese Promo CD album (CDLP) Tracklisting / Additional Info: 1. Why Couldn't Your Black Heart Tell A White Lie 2. Always Your Humble Slave 3. Tv Scene 4. Sweet Smell Of Success 5. Boys With The Best Intentions 6. Luck 7. The War I Lost 8. Mouth 9. Last Hotel In The World Breakaway

"Lush Life" was more of an ongoing project for Strayhorn than a song intended for publication. He only played the song for friends or at parties until the Carnegie Hall performance. Ellington played seven shows at the iconic theatre that year, and Strayhorn and Davis unveiled "Lush Life" in the final show.

Lush Life contains songs from the big band era for any who like that style, or just appreciate music well done. The band's sound, with the rich sax backing up Ronstadt's full voice is enough, but this singer knows how to interpret a song with feeling. "When Your Lover Has Gone" has never sounded better/5(82).

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Nat King Cole performed "Lush Life" in , while trumpeter Harry James recorded it four times. In the s it was performed by jazz vocalists Ella Fitzgerald, Carmen McRae, and Sarah Vaughan. John Coltrane recorded it twice. One was a minute version in as the title track of an album for Prestige. The other was in with vocalist.

But on Lush Life, her second album of vintage standards with Nelson Riddle and His Orchestra, the payoffs are pretty slim. In many ways, Lush Life is a distinct improvement over 's What's New. The Read More.