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The popular Etta James usually performs raunchy single-entendre blues so this surprisingly subtle outing is a real change of pace. She sounds quite laidback on a set of ballads associated with Billie Holiday and utilizes a jazz rhythm section led by pianist Cedar Walton plus three horn players including the great Red Holloway on tenor and alto. James makes no attempts at exploring uptempo material or scatting, sticking to soulful interpretations of the classic ballads. Despite the lack of variety in tempoes, the music is quite satisfying. ~ Scott Yanow, All Music Guide
Mystery Lady: Songs of Billie Holiday
03/01/1994 | Sbme Special Mkts.
All Music Guide Review
Mystery Lady: Songs of Billie Holiday Track Listing
Credits of Mystery Lady: Songs of Billie Holiday
- Jay Newland
- Engineer, Mastering
- Ralph Penland
- Percussion, Drums
- John Snyder
- Producer
- David Ritz
- Liner Notes
- Ronnie Buttacavoli
- Trumpet, Flugelhorn
- Lupe DeLeon
- Executive Producer
- Kurt DeMunbrun
- Design
- Lendon Flanagan
- Photography
- Melanie Penny
- Artwork
- Josh Sklair
- Guitar
- Tony Dumas
- Bass
- Mark Guilbeault
- Assistant Engineer
- Kraig Kilby
- Trombone
- Red Holloway
- Sax (Alto), Sax (Tenor)
- Cedar Walton
- Piano, Arranger
- Etta James
- Vocals, Main Performer
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