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  • billlie, elle, sarah, nina and dinah true goddess of jazz..I won't forget Peggy

  • Such a wonderful talent and beautiful lady as well as a voice. it's sad that she went out the way she did.

  • Layla Ali looks just like her

  • Lady Day....so beautiful

  • a conseiller

  • A great photo homage to a true legend of jazz from a bygone era.

  • You're BEAUTIFUL SCARLETT

  • Ah, Bilie, antes de começar a cantar tenho que me preparar para a emoção. A história do jazz e do blues se confundem com você. Afinal, o jazz sem o blues não existiria. O blues é a espinha dorsal do jazz. E as fotos. Três paixões minhas estão aqui: Bilie Holliday, fotos e gravações antigas. Deleitem-se os amantes dessa jazz singer. E não esqueçamos do autor: Duke Ellington.

  • Ah, Bilie, antes de começar a cantar tenho que me preparar para a emoção. A história do jazz e do blues se confundem com você. Afinal, o jazz sem o blues não existiria. O blues é a espinha dorsal do jazz. E as fotos. Três paixões minhas estão aqui: Bilie Holliday, fotos e gravações antigas. Deleitem-se os amantes dessa jazz singer.

  • Lyrics Part 1- In my solitude you haunt me With reveries of days gone by In my solitude you taunt me With memories that never die I sit in my chair Filled with despair Nobody could be so sad With gloom everywhere I sit and I stare I know that I'll soon go mad In my solitude I'm praying
  • Lyrics Part 2- Dear Lord above Send back my love I sit in my chair I'm filled with despair There's no one could be so sad With gloom everywhere I sit and I stare I know that I'll soon go mad In my solitude I'm praying Dear Lord above Send back my love
  • I heard this during Saving Private Ryan and I was captivated by the lyrics. They're amazing!

  • em minha solidão cheia de gente........

  • what a voice simply stunning

  • I can listen to this song over and over and over, again and again!

    The song makes me feel soooo... It's me!

  • Solitude. A beautiful song. Without her singing it , it seems meanigless.

  • a classic that really is a classic.

  • no words to begin the with beauty of the woman and her voice

  • this song always makes my eyes wet

  • beautiful lady sorry I was born too late to meet her

  • Thanks to the soul Billie holiday i love you

  • Oh Lady Day my heart breaks for you...

  • Ow , your songs played a big role in my life .

  • my favorite version...i love you Billie.

  • Amazing. Only she could reflects the pain, the uncertainty and the misery of one's solitude.

  • SHE WAS SO PRETTY

  • Beautiful recording and video....thank you for sharing with me Leonardgoodwin25! Thank you for posting girlouna.

  • thnx for this upload girlouna!!!!ohhh,black is beautiful!!!high class tune!!!respect!!!!

  • solitude composed by duke ellington,

    sang by one of the best jazz singer billy holliday... awesome

  • the best you may provide for yourself in your solitude .. ti amo billie ♥

  • ...I'm a rought boy I think ...but suddenly tears occurs to my eyes..Oh what a gracious voice grapping my heart, what is this feeling bringing me high til the sky...Woooo absolutly "Splendide"..magnificient

  • amazing moving

  • billie...my billie.....den exw logia....eisai monadikh...

  • ♥

  • ...billie, dear, you are the best...

  • I love the pictures you chose!

  • never heard so much pain, so much despair in a song this is incredible

  • no words can rightly do justice to her voice on this track

  • Oh! Great song!

  • what can you say? The American story, she sang it for all sisters.

  • THis song is So sAd but So beautiful

  • ...The ruff edged voice that came to personifer her later, after drugs had taken its toll on her, is not the same voice that made her a star, The later voice helped to make her a legend.

  • I can tell this is an early record when she was in her prime as a singer. Her voice is an clear as a bell. Lady Day molded her voice to sound like Louis Armstrong horn. She was every much the consumate jazz singer, who's voice molded into the orchestra as an instrument in itself. This is the voice that allowed her to record over 20 top ten pop hits between 1936-1939...

  • Sentir. Sentir. Maravilhosa

  • maravilhoso

  • Beautiful tribute to Miss Holiday! Well Done!

  • thank you very much

  • i love this!

  • A haunting song song with such pain and sorrow.....magnificient!

  • @SirHappyThe1st Her songs often reflected her troubled life from the time she was born until the very end. Yet, beneath all the suffering she went through, her legacy will last for all time. Her, as a human being is gone, but her voice is eternal.

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  • Man I love this song! Thanks for posting! :)

  • A wonderful artist and a great song !

  • There aren't many artist that MAKE you feel something...wow she had it. what a voice to come out of someone. LADY DAY!!!

  • actually she sang this shortly after her mother died. Her mother was her world.

  • To skyiscrying: It was not drugs and drink that took her away from us. It was racisim. Read her life story and learn the facts.

  • it's so sad that ;drugs and liquor took her from us. RIP lady day

  • she got more beautiful as she got older!

  • No it got more weaker and less powerful with tone because drugs and excessive drinking ruined her voice and deteriated her health. Go to Fine and Mellow and you can really tell the toll it took

  • bullshit man her singing is great on fine and mellow and like i said she looks beautiful in that 1957 clip although she may have been fucked up inside with all the drinking and drugs - it sure doesn't show so your wrong there!

  • Its even in her Biography that she admits that her voice was cracked and was no where near her prime when she sang fine and mellow and made the record lady in satin, i never said anything about her looks only her voice was almost gone from her abusing her body with drugs and drinking. yet still she still holds her legendary status with that song in her prime or not

  • Yea, I too actually prefer the rougher timbre of her voice in the '50s and the more subdued arrangements that accompanied her. She definitely grew more expressive over time. It's the same with Sinatra. He was not at his prime when he was young in the '40s, it's the more mature Frank in the '50s, with a rougher edge to his voice and greater experience in his phrasing that is so moving to hear.

  • What a beautiful woman and her voice...wow.

  • I love this woman!

    She more than anyone has spend much beyond what the letter said. Billie was the music itself. On a more visceral and poetic to be.

  • a moving voice... wish i had such voice

  • This song always brings a tear to my eye.

    The voice of a broken-hearted angel...

  • mais c'est sincére****A+

  • splendide****merci

  • merci beaucoup

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