Anita O'Day & the Gary McFarland Orchestra - All the Sad Young Men

When it comes to Vocal Jazz and especially to swing Anita O'Day next to Frank Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald is the most successful artist of her time. Living a fast life (even becoming a drug and alcohol addict) she could swing as any men, but did not become as successful with the wide audience Sinatra and Fitzgerald were, but the real jazz audience appreciated her just as much.

O'Day released a lot of records (imagine in her Verve period (big jazz label) alone she released 20 albums) and worked with every big jazz artist you can imagine.

Track		Artist		Song		BPM
1		Anita O'Day & the Gary McFarland Orchestra		Boogie Blues		98
2		Anita O'Day & the Gary McFarland Orchestra		You Came A Long Way From Saint		107
3		Anita O'Day & the Gary McFarland Orchestra		I Want To Sing A Song		105
4		Anita O'Day & the Gary McFarland Orchestra		A Woman Alone With The Blues		112
5		Anita O'Day & the Gary McFarland Orchestra		The Ballad Of All The Sad Young		103
6		Anita O'Day & the Gary McFarland Orchestra		Do Nothin' Till You Hear From M		112
7		Anita O'Day & the Gary McFarland Orchestra		One More Mile		86
8		Anita O'Day & the Gary McFarland Orchestra		Night Bird		112
9		Anita O'Day & the Gary McFarland Orchestra		Up State		105
10		Anita O'Day & the Gary McFarland Orchestra		Senor Blues		118