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Stormy / Feel The Warm

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Billy Eckstine

 
Stormy / Feel The Warm
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  • We Say...

    Mr. B was a smooth jazz vocalist in the '40s (his big band then included bebop luminaries like Fats Navarro and Dizzy Gillespie) when he allowed his sub-baritone to languish on hits like Russ Columbo's "You Call It Madness" and "Prisoner of Love" (which is possibly how James Brown came to the latter song in a startling 1963 version). Billy would cross over to a pop audience in the '50s, and in these mature albums he recorded for Stax subsidiary Enterprise in the early '70s, covered such pop hits as the Carpenters' "We've Only Just Begun," Bread's "Make It With You" and Steven Stills' "Love the One You're With." Smooth, baby. . .

  • They Say...

    Two early-'70s albums from Billy Eckstine -- Stormy and Feel the Warm, both originally on the Stax subsidiary Enterprise -- were combined by Stax on a single compact disc in 1994. Although the singer's best days were behind him, the song selection includes some pop hits of the day and Eckstine acquits himself nicely.

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