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1. Label: Jazz Heritage - K • Format: 2x, CD Compilation • Country: US • Genre: Jazz, Blues • Style: Big Band, Rhythm & Blues, Cool Jazz Billie Holiday - First Issue: The Great American Songbook (, CD) | Discogs.

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2. Hi Billie fans, It's absolutely infuriating that Sony, when it did the Great American Songbook reissue for Billie Holiday, implanted an instant-install rootkit copy protection scheme. The same goes for the Louis Armstrong and Frank Sinatra Great American Songbook CDs.

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3. First issue: the great American songbook. [Billie Holiday] Compact disc. Program notes (13 p.)--inserted in container. Performer(s): Billie Holiday, vocals; with various instrumental ensembles. Event notes: Great American songbook: Responsibility: Billie Holiday. Reviews.

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4. First Issue: Great American Songbook (2-CD) by Billie Holiday - CD () for $ from leyneracsusemabtopormopulpate.coinfo Vocals - Order by Phone /5(4).

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5. 16 Most Requested Songs is a mid-priced collection that spotlights many of Billie Holiday's best-known and most popular performances for Columbia Records, including "Body and Soul," "The Way You Look Tonight," and "Easy Living." 16 Most Requested Songs is far from a perfect retrospective of her total career, but it is a nice sampler of good performances and songs by famous songwriters.

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6. First Issue: Great American Songbook album for sale The majestic acoustic sweep of massed strings is pure therapy for the soul, soothing, tranquil, .

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7. This First Issue: Great American Songbook album was released in and featured titles like Blue Moon, Nice Work If You Can Get It and Yesterdays from Billie Holiday.

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8. For this double-disc set commemorating her American postage stamp (and patterned after Ella Fitzgerald 's Songbook series), Verve compiled two discs of Billie Holiday covering the best of American popular song, from Ellington to Gershwin to Berlin to Porter and others. Though most of the material comes from the late '50s, when Holiday 's voice was often in poor shape, her versions never fail to stir the heart .

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