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  1. Don't Explain
  2. You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To
  3. What's New?
  4. Falling in Love with Love
  5. Yesterdays
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  1. Don't Explain
  2. You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To
  3. What's New?
  4. Falling in Love with Love
  5. Yesterdays
  6. Born to Be Blue
  7. 'S Wonderful
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Though she eventually came to be known as a "singer's singer," Helen Merrill's 1954 debut is an unmitigated success of mainstream jazz. Besides introducing the uniquely talented young singer, the date also featured small-group arrangements by Quincy Jones and marks the introduction of another future star, trumpeter Clifford Brown. Formidable as his playing is, Brown never overshadows Merrill. She is fully up to the challenge on all fronts and enthusiastically tackles uptempo numbers such as "You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To ...

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Helen Merrill 1990, Emarcy

UPC: 042281464324

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