Vinyl Album - Vi Redd - Lady Soul - Atco

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Vi Redd
Title:	Lady Soul
Label:	Atco
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	33-157
Date:	Nov 1963
Format:	Mono LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Vi Redd	We'll Be Together Again	Frankie Laine, Carl Fischer	Rate
A2	Vi Redd	Yours	Gonzalo Roig, Albert Gamse, Jack Sherr	Rate
A3	Vi Redd	Lady Soul	Vi Redd	Rate
A4	Vi Redd	Ah Sweet Mystery Of Life	Victor Herbert	Rate
A5	Vi Redd	Your Love Is Like The Wind	Earl Smith	Rate
A6	Vi Redd	Salty Papa Blues	Leonard Feather, Jane Feather	Rate
B1	Vi Redd	Evil Gal's Daughter Blues	Leonard Feather, Jane Feather	Rate
B2	Vi Redd	That's All	Bob Haymes, Alan Brandt	Rate
B3	Vi Redd	Next Time You See Me	Earl Forest, William Harvey	Rate
B4	Vi Redd	This Love Of Mine	Frank Sinatra, Sol Parker, Hank Sanicola	Rate
B5	Vi Redd	All I Need Is You	Peter DeRose, Benny Davis, Mitchell Parish	Rate

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Elvira “Vi” Redd is a jazz alto saxophonist, vocalist and educator, who is prominently known to play in the bebop (fast tempo), hard bop (mixture of jazz, gospel and rhythm and blues) and post-bop styles. Both her father, who was a renowned musician in the Central Avenue jazz area in Los Angeles, and her aunt, Alma Hightower, who was a well-known music teacher and bandleader, were strong influences that inspired Ms. Redd to become a saxophonist.

Though Ms. Redd was an accomplished musician in her early adulthood, she was employed by the Los Angeles board of education from 1957 to 1960 until Ms. Redd had again pursued her career in jazz music. This time, Ms. Redd had played at clubs in Las Vegas, went on tour with Earl Hines and conducted a group in San Francisco with her spouse Richie Goldberg, who was a drummer.

By means of this Lady Soul disc, which was the only Vi Redd disc of 33.33 rpm that Atco had issued, Miss Redd had composed not but one tune, Lady Soul and Frank Sinatra had co-composed This Love Of Mine. Despite the fact that this disc did not sell well, Ms. Redd had eventually earned the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Los Angeles Jazz Society.

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