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... "Let Me Sing"
Pop · 1963 · 11 tracks · 31m

... "Let Me Sing"

Brenda Lee

Lush orchestral pop and torch songs delivered with a signature raspy grit. A sophisticated 1963 pivot from rockabilly fire to mature, late-night sentiment.

1963 · Decca

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A sophisticated, late-night collection of torch songs that balances lush romanticism with a weary, raspy soul.

Tracklist · 11 Tracks · 31m
01
Night and Day
2:33
03
Our Day Will Come
2:32
04
You're the Reason I'm Living
2:24
05
Break It to Me Gently
2:34
06
Where Are You
2:59
07
When Your Lover Has Gone
2:12
08
Losing You
2:26
09
I Wanna Be Around
2:13
10
Out in the Cold Again
3:07
11
At Last
2:21
12
There Goes My Heart
2:54
Moments Worth Waiting For
The controlled rasp in the opening phrase of 'At Last' that sets it apart from more polished versions.
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How does ... "Let Me Sing" sound next to the rest of Brenda Lee's catalogue?

Candlelit+1.4σ

Candlelit saturates this record notably more than the artist's norm.

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