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Early Jazz/Pop vocalist Lee Wiley is well represented on this live recording from 1944. Her languid, husky voice and relaxed style was appreciated by many of the great jazz musicians of the 40's.... more

Fans were desperate to hear Lee when she gave this 1972 concert (which turned out to be her last); she'd given them no records between 1957 and 1971. You'll also hear 10 rehearsal tracks from '52;... more

Lee followed her 1939-40 Gershwin and Porter records with these; together, they make up the most lasting creations of her career. Here are her exquisite interpretations of Let's Fall in Love; a Ship... more

If you thought Ella pioneered the songbook album, know this: Lee's preceded hers by 15 years. Here are her first two: 16 songs featuring Fats Waller, Bunny Berigan, Eddie Condon, Bud Freeman and many... more

Japanese remastered pressing Solid Records. 2025.

Featuring some of her most iconic original recordings and unforgettable interpretations of popular standards, Lee Wiley delivers here a sophistication and elegance that rightfully granted her the... more

Lee Wiley-voc w. Rusty Dedrick-tpt+, Johnny Mince-cl & as, Buddy Morrow-tmb, Dick Hyman-pno & organ, Bucky Pizzarelli-gtr, George Duvivier-bs, Don Lamond-dms, 1971 plus a previously unreleased 1965... more

They called the husky, sensual voice of Lee Wiley "Pure Southern Comfort," and here are 2 CDs full of that exquisite sound! These 48 tracks (1933–54) find Lee with Fats Waller, Bunny Berigan, Eddie... more

Lee was a smokey chanteuse on the big band scene. A favorite performer with Eddie Condon's band, she also sang for Victor Young, Paul Whiteman and Paul Weston. This 3-CD set features a little bit of... more

Rich Conaty, host of The Big Broadcast (WFUV-FM, New York), brings us 25 more rarities, many new to CD! A 16-page booklet joins Where the Cot-Cot-Cotton Grows Cook Sisters; Fate Scranton Sirens; A... more

The liners here do a nice job of correcting the misinformation that trails this great '30s big-band singer; the CD features Chick with Bunny Berigan, Teddy Wilson, Benny Goodman and more! He sings It... more

3-CD set from 1945 feat. Danny Alvin, Johnny Blowers, Dave Bowman, Vernon Brown, Joe Bushkin, Billy Butterfield, Ernie Caceres, Dick Cary, Sid Catlett, Eddie Condon, Pee Wee Russell, Muggsy Spanier,... more

63 minutes of music chosen from Baldwin Street's first 9 releases, feat. 5 songs by Maxine Sullivan, 5 by Kay Starr, 3 by Dinah Washington, 3 by Lee Wiley, 2 each by Anita O'Day, Nancy Harrow & Daryl... more

W. Cozy Cole, Sid Weiss, Muggsy Spanier + 2-CD.

Starring Jack Teagarden, Pee Wee Russell, Tommy Dorsey, Jack Lesberg, Dick Cary+, with Condon on guitar, and as leader and Master of Ceremonies, 30 cuts from 1944-1945.

W. Billy Butterfield, Bobby Hackett, Pee Wee Russell, Mole, Krupa, Spanier, Wiley+, 1944 2-CD set, original mono.

Eddy Duchin, Fred Astaire, Lee Wiley, Lew Conrad and Anita Boyer are all on hand for this 17-track collection from "The King of the Sweet Bands"! Includes Just a Gigolo; She Didn't Say "Yes"; You and... more

Alto saxist Glen Gray, trombonist Pee Wee Hunt and the rest of this sweet swing band made some of the best recordings of their career during their fabulously successful stint with the Brunswick label... more

Swanee Al Jolson * I Got Plenty Of Nuttin' Lawrence Tibbett * Love Walked In Louis Armstrong * Embraceable You Judy Garland * Liza (All The Clouds'll Roll Away) Chick Webb & His Orchestra * How Long... more

They are indeed, because here are no less than 101 sweet-band favorites selling for a song! Includes "Happy Days Are Here Again" Ben Selvin; "Easter Parade" Leo Reisman; "Little White Lies" Fred... more

24 sweet band delights from the wand of Leo Reisman and his top-notch supporting crew of Fred Astaire and Eddy Duchin among others! Includes Night and Day; Stormy Weather; What Is This Thing Called... more