Billie Holiday- Commodore Master Takes - 180-Gram Black Vinyl The Bevis Frond

Billie Holiday- Commodore Master Takes - 180-Gram Black Vinyl The Bevis Frond180 gram black vinyl. The Commodore Master Takes offers an amazing overview of Billie Holiday's legendary Commodore sessions. These sessions, recorded between 1939 and 1944, are considered by many to be Holiday's finest recordings. The album opens with the impressive "Strange Fruit," which was considered too controversial for it's time by other labels and became part of these sessions. The album also includes classics such as "I'll Be Seeing You" and

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allowing the songs to become a reflection of the vulnerable

The album’s wry title signifies the lineup

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