Billie Holiday – Ain't Nobody's Business If I Do

Mint (M) Sealed x4 LP Record Set / Near Mint (NM) Box Cover

1975 US Compilation - Book-Of-The-Month Club

Book-Of-The Month Club 90-5652 / Columbia Special Products - P4 12969

Mint Sealed Vinyl / Near Mint factory sealed X4 LP Box Set in shrink acetate. Shrink is peeling/tearing on three of the corners yet it is still sealed. Tight edges and corners with no wear.

Several pics so you can trust the condition described.

Tracklist

Recorded August 17, 1949 A1 Ain't Nobody's Business If I Do Alto Saxophone – George Dorsey, Rudy PowellArranged By – Buster HardingBaritone Saxophone – Sol MooreBass – George DuvivierDirected By – Buster HardingDrums – Rossiere "Shadow" Wilson*Ensemble – Buster Harding's OrchestraGuitar – Mundell LowePiano – Horace HendersonTenor Saxophone – Joe Thomas (3), Lester YoungTrombone – Dicky Wells*, George Matthews (2)Trumpet – Buck Clayton, Emmett Berry, Jimmy NottinghamWritten By – E.Robbins/P.Grainger

Recorded March 21, 1941 A2 My Old Flame Alto Saxophone – Lem DavisBass – John SimmonsDrums – Sidney "Big Sid" Catlett*Ensemble – Eddie Heywood And His OrchestraGuitar – Teddy WaltersPiano – Eddie HeywoodTrombone – Vic DickensonTrumpet – Adolphus "Doc" Cheatham*Written By – A.Johnston/S.Coslow

Recorded July 2, 1935 A3 What A Little Light Can Do Bass – John KirbyClarinet – Benny GoodmanDrums – William "Cozy" Cole*Ensemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – John TrueheartPiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Ben WebsterTrumpet – Roy EldridgeWritten By – H.Woods

Recorded May 9, 1941 A4 God Bless The Child Alto Saxophone – Ernie Powell, Jimmy PowellBass – Grachan MoncurDrums – Herbert CowansEnsemble – Billie Holiday And Her OrchestraGuitar – Paul Chapman (3)Piano – Eddie HeywoodTrumpet – Roy EldridgeWritten-By – Holiday*

Recorded July 5, 1939 A5 When You Are Smiling (The Whole World Smiles With You Bass – Walter PageDrums – Jo JonesEnsemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – Freddie GreenPiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Lester YoungTrombone – Benny MortonTrumpet – Buck ClaytonWritten By – M.Fisher/J.Goodwin/L.Shay

Recorded October 28, 1936 A6 Easy To Love Bass – John KirbyClarinet – Vido MussoDrums – William "Cozy" Cole*Ensemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – Allan ReussPiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Ben WebsterTrumpet – Irving RandolphWritten-By – Porter*

Recorded April 20, 1939 B1 Yersterday Bass – John Williams*Drums – Eddie DoughertyEnsemble – Billie Holiday With Orchestra*Guitar – Jimmy McLinPiano – Sonny WhiteTenor Saxophone – Kenneth HollonWritten By – O.Harbach/J.Kern

Recorded March 21, 1941 B2 Georgia On My Mind Alto Saxophone – Eddie Barefield, Leslie JohnakinsBass – Ted SturgisDrums – Kenny ClarkeEnsemble – Billie Holiday And Her OrchestraGuitar – John Collins (2)Piano – Eddie HeywoodTenor Saxophone – Lester YoungTrumpet – Lester "Shad" Collins*Written By – S.Gorrell/H.Carmichael

Recorded October 4, 1944 B3 Lover Man Alto Saxophone – Hymie Schertzer, Jack CresseyArranged By – Toots Camarata*Bass – Haig StephensDirected By – Toots Camarata*Drums – Johnny BlowersEnsemble – Toots Camarata And His OrchestraGuitar – Carl KressPiano – Dave BowmanTenor Saxophone – Larry Binyon, Paul RicciTrumpet – Russ CaseViolin – Unknown ArtistWritten By – J.Davis/R.Raminez/J.Sherman

Recorded November 19, 1936 B4 I Can't Give You Anything But Love Bass – John KirbyClarinet – Benny GoodmanDrums – William "Cozy" Cole*Ensemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – Allan ReussPiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Ben WebsterTrumpet – Jonah JonesWritten By – D.Fields/J.McHugh

Recorded July 5, 1939 B5 Them There Eyes Alto Saxophone – Kenneth Hollon, Stanley PayneBass – John Williams*Drums – Eddie DoughertyEnsemble – Billie Holiday And Her OrchestraGuitar – Bernard AddisonPiano – Sonny WhiteTrumpet – Charlie ShaversWritten By – W.Tracey/D.Tauber/M.Pinkard

Recorded July 10, 1936 B6 Billie's Blues (I Love My Man) Bass – Pete PetersonClarinet – Artie ShawDrums – William "Cozy" Cole*Ensemble – Billie Holiday And Her OrchestraGuitar – Dick McDonoughPiano – Joe BushkinTrumpet – Bunny BeriganWritten-By – Holiday*

Recorded July 2, 1935 C1 Miss Brown To You Bass – John KirbyClarinet – Benny GoodmanDrums – William "Cozy" Cole*Ensemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – John TrueheartPiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Ben WebsterTrumpet – Roy EldridgeWritten By – L.Robin/R.Whiting/R.Rainger

Recorded August 7, 1941 C2 Love Me Or Leave Me Alto Saxophone – Hymie SchertzerBass – John Williams*Clarinet – Jimmy HamiltonDrums – J.C. HeardEnsemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – Al CaseyPiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Babe Russin, Jimmy HamiltonTrumpet – Emmett BerryWritten By – G.Kahn/W.Donaldson

Recorded May 9, 1941 C3 Solitude Alto Saxophone – Jimmy Powell, Lester BooneBass – Grachan MoncurDrums – Herbert CowansEnsemble – Billie Holiday And Her OrchestraGuitar – Paul Chapman (3)Piano – Eddie HeywoodTenor Saxophone – Ernie PowellTrumpet – Roy EldridgeWritten By – E.DeLange/I.MillsWritten-By – Duke*

Recorded September 13, 1937 C4 He's Funny That Way Bass – Walter PageClarinet – Buster BaileyDrums – Jo JonesEnsemble – Billie Holiday And Her OrchestraGuitar – Freddie GreenPiano – Claude ThornhillTenor Saxophone – Lester YoungTrumpet – Buck ClaytonWritten By – R.Whiting/N.Moret

Recorded March 21, 1941 C5 All Of Me Alto Saxophone – Eddie Barefield, Leslie JohnakinsBass – Ted SturgisDrums – Kenny ClarkeEnsemble – Billie Holiday And Her OrchestraGuitar – John Collins (2)Piano – Eddie HeywoodTenor Saxophone – Lester YoungTrumpet – Lester "Shad" Collins*Written By – S.Simons/G.Marks

Recorded August 7, 1941 C6 Gloomy Sunday Alto Saxophone – Hymie SchertzerBass – John Williams*Clarinet – Jimmy HamiltonDrums – J.C. HeardEnsemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – Al CaseyPiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Babe Russin, Jimmy HamiltonTrumpet – Emmett BerryWritten By – S.Lewis/R.Seress

March 21, 1939 D1 Long Gone Blues Alto Saxophone – Tab SmithBass – John Williams*Drums – Eddie DoughertyEnsemble – Billie Holiday And Her OrchestraGuitar – Jimmy McLinPiano – Kenneth Kersey*Soprano Saxophone – Tab SmithTenor Saxophone – Kenneth Hollon, Stanley PayneTrumpet – Oran "Hot Lips" Page*Written-By – Holiday*, Smith*

Recorded November 27, 1933 D2 Your Mother's Son-in-Law Bass – Artie BernsteinClarinet – Benny GoodmanDrums – Gene KrupaEnsemble – Benny Goodman And His OrchestraGuitar – Dick McDonoughPiano – Joe SullivanTenor Saxophone – Art KarleTrombone – Jack TeagardenTrumpet – Charlie Teagarden, Shirley ClayWritten By – A.Nichols/M.Holiner

Recorded April 1, 1944 D3 I'll Be Seeing You Alto Saxophone – Lem DavisBass – John SimmonsDrums – Sidney "Big Sid" Catlett*Ensemble – Eddie Heywood And His OrchestraPiano – Eddie HeywoodTrombone – Vic DickensonTrumpet – Adolphus "Doc" Cheatham*Written By – I.Kahal/S.Fain

Recorded February 29, 1940 D4 Body And Soul Alto Saxophone – Carl Frye, Jimmy PowellBass – John Williams*Drums – Harold West*Ensemble – Billie Holiday And Her OrchestraGuitar – Lawrence LuciePiano – Sonny WhiteTenor Saxophone – Kermit ScottTrumpet – Roy EldridgeWritten By – E.Heyman/R.Sour/R.Eyton/J.Green

Recorded January 30, 1939 D5 More Than You Know Alto Saxophone – Benny CarterBass – Milt HintonDrums – William "Cozy" Cole*Ensemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – Danny BarkerPiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Ernie PowellTrumpet – Roy EldridgeWritten By – W.Rose/E.Eliscu/V.Youmans

Recorded July 28, 1958 D6 (Hush Now) Don't Explain Bass – Jimmy Wood*Drums – Sam WoodyardPiano – Duke EllingtonTrumpet – Buck ClaytonWritten By – A.Herzog,Jr.Written-By – Holiday*

Recorded November 8, 1944 E1 Tha Ole Devil Called Love Alto Saxophone – Jack CresseyArranged By – Toots Camarata*Bass – Haig StephensDirected By – Toots Camarata*Drums – George WettlingEnsemble – Toots Camarata And His OrchestraGuitar – Carl KressPiano – Dave BowmanTenor Saxophone – Dave Harris (2), Larry BinyonTrumpet – Hymie SchertzerViolin – Unknown ArtistWritten By – A.Roberts/D.Fisher

Recorded January 30, 1939 E2 Sugar Alto Saxophone – Benny CarterBass – Milt HintonDrums – William "Cozy" Cole*Ensemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – Danny BarkerPiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Ernie PowellTrumpet – Roy EldridgeWritten By – M.Pinkard/S.Mitchell

Recorded April 1, 1944 E3 Embraceable You Alto Saxophone – Lem DavisBass – John SimmonsDrums – Sidney "Big Sid" Catlett*Ensemble – Eddie Heywood And His OrchestraPiano – Eddie HeywoodTrombone – Vic DickensonTrumpet – Adolphus "Doc" Cheatham*Written By – I.Gershwin/G.Gershwin

Recorded November 1, 1937 E4 My Man Bass – Walter PageClarinet – Prince RobinsonDrums – William "Cozy" Cole*Ensemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – Allan ReussPiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Prince Robinson, Vido MussoTrumpet – Buck ClaytonWritten By – C.Pollock/M.Yvain

Recorded September 13, 1937 E5 Trav'lin' All Alone Bass – Walter PageClarinet – Buster BaileyDrums – Jo JonesEnsemble – Billie Holiday And Her OrchestraGuitar – Freddie Greene*Piano – Claude ThornhillTenor Saxophone – Lester YoungTrumpet – Buck ClaytonWritten By – J.C.Johnson

Recorded August 7, 1941 E6 I Cover The Waterfront Alto Saxophone – Hymie SchertzerBass – John Williams*Clarinet – Jimmy HamiltonDrums – J.C. HeardEnsemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – Al CaseyPiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Babe Russin, Jimmy HamiltonTrumpet – Emmett BerryWritten By – E.Heyman/J.Green

Recorded September 13, 1937 F1 Getting Some Fun Out Of Life Bass – Walter PageClarinet – Buster BaileyDrums – Jo JonesEnsemble – Billie Holiday And Her OrchestraGuitar – Freddie Greene*Piano – Claude ThornhillTenor Saxophone – Lester YoungTrumpet – Buck ClaytonWritten By – E.Leslie/J.Burke

Recorded May 11, 1937 F2 Mean To Me Alto Saxophone – Johnny HodgesBass – Artie BernsteinClarinet – Buster BaileyDrums – William "Cozy" Cole*Ensemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – Allan ReussPiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Lester YoungTrumpet – Buck ClaytonWritten By – R.Turk/F.Ahlert

Recordet October 19, 1949 F3 Crazy He Calls Me Alto Saxophone – Milt YanerArranged By – Gordon JenkinsBass – Jack LesbergClarinet – John Fulton (3), Milt YanerDirected By – Gordon JenkinsDrums – Norris "Bunny" Shawker*Ensemble – Gordon Jenkins And His OrchestraGuitar – Tony MottolaPiano – Bernie LeightonTenor Saxophone – John Fulton (3)Trumpet – Bobby HackettViolin – Unknown ArtistWritten By – C.Sigman/B.Russell

December 15, 1939 F4 The Man I Love Alto Saxophone – Earl Warren*, Ronald "Jack" Washington*Baritone Saxophone – Ronald "Jack" Washington*Bass – Walter PageDrums – Jo JonesEnsemble – Billie Holiday And Her OrchestraGuitar – Freddie Greene*Piano – Joe SullivanTenor Saxophone – Lester YoungTrumpet – Buck Clayton, Harry "Sweet" Edison*Written By – I.Gershwin/G.Gershwin

Recorded July 31,1935 F5 It's Too Hot For Words Alto Saxophone – Hilton JeffersonBass – John KirbyClarinet – Cecil ScottDrums – William "Cozy" Cole*Ensemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – Lawrence LuciePiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Lester YoungTrumpet – Roy EldridgeWritten By – W.Samuels/L.Whitcup/T.Powell

Recorded January 12, 1938 F6 When A Woman Loves A Man Bass – Walter PageClarinet – Lester YoungDrums – Jo JonesEnsemble – Billie Holiday And Her OrchestraGuitar – Freddie Greene*Piano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Lester YoungTrombone – Benny MortonTrumpet – Buck ClaytonWritten By – B.Hanighen/J.Mercer/G.Jenkins

Recorded April 20, 1939 G1 Strange Fruit Alto Saxophone – Tab SmithBass – John Williams*Drums – Eddie DoughertyEnsemble – Billie Holiday And Her OrchestraGuitar – Jimmy McLinPiano – Sonny WhiteTenor Saxophone – Kenneth Hollon, Stanley PayneTrumpet – Frank NewtonWritten By – L.Allan

Recorded July 10, 1936 G2 Summertime Bass – Pete PetersonClarinet – Artie ShawDrums – William "Cozy" Cole*Ensemble – Billie Holiday And Her OrchestraGuitar – Dick McDonoughPiano – Joe BushkinTrumpet – Bunny BeriganWritten By – D.Heyward/G.Gershwin

Recorded June 30, 1936 G3 I Cried For You Alto Saxophone – Johnny HodgesBaritone Saxophone – Harry CarneyBass – John KirbyBass Clarinet – Harry CarneyDrums – William "Cozy" Cole*Ensemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – Pete PetersonPiano – Teddy WilsonTrumpet – Jonah JonesWritten By – A.Freed/G.Arnheim/A.Lyman

Recorded November 3, 1937 G4 I Can't Get Started With You Alto Saxophone – Earl Warren*, Ronald "Jack" Washington*Baritone Saxophone – Ronald "Jack" Washington*Bass – Walter PageClarinet – Herschel Evans, Lester YoungDrums – Jo JonesGuitar – Eddie Durham, Freddie Greene*Piano – Count BasieTenor Saxophone – Herschel Evans, Lester YoungTrombone – Benny Morton, Dan Minor, Eddie DurhamTrumpet – Bobby Moore (3), Buck Clayton, Ed LewisWritten By – I.Gershwin/V.Duke

Recorded September 12, 1940 G5 I Hear Music Alto Saxophone – Don RedmanBass – Al HallDrums – Kenny ClarkeEnsemble – Billie Holiday And Her OrchestraGuitar – John Collins (2)Piano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Don Byas, George Auld*, Jimmy HamiltonTrumpet – Roy EldridgeWritten By – F.Loesser/B.Lane

Recorded February 20, 1958 G6 You've Changed Bass – Milt HintonDrums – Don LamondEnsemble – Ray Ellis And His OrchestraGuitar – Barry GalbraithHarp – Janet PutnamPiano – Mal WaldronReeds – Eddie Powell*, Phil Bodner, Romeo Penque, Tom Parshley*Trombone – J.J. Johnson, Tom Mitchell*, Urbie GreenViolin – Unknown ArtistVoice – Unknown ArtistWritten By – B.Carey/C.FisherXylophone – Bradley Spinney

Recorded April 20, 1939 H1 Fine And Mellow Alto Saxophone – Tab SmithBass – John Williams*Drums – Eddie DoughertyEnsemble – Billie Holiday With Orchestra*Guitar – Jimmy McLinPiano – Sonny WhiteTenor Saxophone – Kenneth Hollon, Stanley PayneTrumpet – Frank NewtonWritten By – Holiday*

Recorded Mai 11, 1937 H2 I'll Get By Alto Saxophone – Johnny HodgesBass – Artie BernsteinClarinet – Buster BaileyDrums – William "Cozy" Cole*Ensemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – Allan ReussPiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Lester YoungTrumpet – Buck ClaytonWritten By – R.Turk/F.Ahlert

Recorded February 10, 1942 H3 (It Will Have To Do) Until The Real Thing Comes Along Alto Saxophone – Hymie SchertzerBass – John Williams*Clarinet – Jimmy HamiltonDrums – J.C. HeardEnsemble – Billie Holiday And Her OrchestraGuitar – Gene FieldsPiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Babe RussinTrumpet – Emmett BerryWritten By – S.Cahn/S.Chaplin/L.Freeman/M.Holiner/A.Nichols

Recorded January 6, 1938 H4 I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me Bass – Walter PageDrums – Jo JonesEnsemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – Freddie Greene*Piano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Lester YoungTrombone – Benny MortonTrumpet – Buck ClaytonWritten By – C.Gaskill/J.McHugh

Recorded October 25, 1935 H5 If You Were Mine Bass – John KirbyDrums – Williams "Cozy" Cole*Ensemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – Dave BarbourPiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Leon "Chu" BerryTrombone – Benny MortonTrumpet – Roy EldridgeWritten By – J.Mercer/M.Malneck

Recorded January 25, 1937 H6 Why Was I Born? Bass – Walter PageClarinet – Benny GoodmanDrums – Jo JonesEnsemble – Teddy Wilson And His OrchestraGuitar – Freddie Greene*Piano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Lester YoungTrumpet – Buck ClaytonWritten By – O.Hammerstein II/J.Kern

Companies, etc.:

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – CBS Inc.

Credits:

• Voice – Billie Holiday

Notes: Contains 12-page booklet.

 

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