This 1962 album captures O'Day in a vibrant, live club setting, showcasing her signature improvisational scat singing and a no-nonsense command of bebop standards. It offers a glimpse into her enduring appeal beyond the major labels of the previous decade.
- The album was recorded live at The Cloister in Chicago on October 8 and 9, 1962.
- It was released by TP4 Music, a label founded by O'Day herself.
- The tracklist features standards like "Night and Day" and "You're the Top."
Anita O’Day was a jazz singer from Chicago, known for her swinging big band delivery and unconventional vocal phrasing. In 1962, she was transitioning from her popular run with Norman Granz’s labels to independent releases, continuing her energetic live performances and studio work.
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