Nancy Wilson Something Wonderful LP 1960 Capitol Mono
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Experience the sophisticated and soulful sounds of Nancy Wilson with her 1960 Capitol Records release, 'Something Wonderful.' This monophonic microgroove recording showcases Wilson's extraordinary vocal range and her innate ability to interpret jazz standards and ballads with a seasoned flair. Backed by an orchestra conducted by the legendary Billy May, the album features a polished assortment of blues and swinging standards that defined the vocal jazz era of the early 1960s.
This original pressing (Catalog T-1440) includes iconic tracks such as 'Teach Me Tonight,' 'Guess Who I Saw Today,' and 'Call It Stormy Monday.' The vinyl features the classic Capitol rainbow colorband label, signifying its place in the golden age of high-fidelity recording. Collectors will appreciate the authentic mid-century aesthetic of the cardboard sleeve and the inclusion of the original Capitol inner sleeve featuring period-correct advertisements for other artists of the time like Nat King Cole and Peggy Lee.
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