Jeri Southern - The Singles & Albums Collection 1951-59Jeri Southern was a highly regarded singer and pianist, well known as a jazz performer, but whose recordings ranged across the spectrum of sophisticated and commercial pop as well as jazz in both small group and big band contexts. Establishing her reputation working in clubs during the latter half of the 1940s, she signed to Decca in 1951, recording prolifically for both single and album releases until she largely withdrew from the business because of

although the "sweet" orchestras with their featured singers continued to hold sway

unburdened by genre notions and open-minded

Peggy Lee and Doris Day

Nappy Lamare

a Stroll Down Wisteria Lane with Creator Marc Cherry

Howard McGhee

Buddy de Franco

it's members being Ronald Fredianelli

with guitarist Chet Atkins featured on many of the recordings

Henderson Stomp'

Buju - Jazz & Movies 2

"I Wanna Be Loved"