Recorded in June 1962, "Dinah, Down Home" is an album of blues, soul, and jazz standards that showcases Shore's vocal versatility. The PnR label release was a departure from her more pop-oriented material.
- The album was recorded in just two sessions on June 18 and 19, 1962, at RCA Victor Studio A in New York City.
- Liner notes for the album were written by jazz critic and radio personality Duke Ellington.
- Despite its quality, the album failed to chart on the Billboard 200.
Dinah Shore was an American singer and actress who became a popular radio and television personality. She was a commanding presence in music and media for decades.
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