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The Quintessence : New York-los Angeles 1935-1944

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Billie Holiday

 
The Quintessence : New York-los Angeles 1935-1944
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    The Quintessence New York - Los Angeles: 1935-1944 captures a number of classics recorded by Billie Holiday between 1935 and 1944. These 36 tracks include such standards as "Strange Fruit," "Them There Eyes," "God Bless the Child," and "Lover Man." While the Frémeaux & Associés releases are recommended to casual fans, it would be easier to locate The Ultimate Collection on Hip-O.

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