This 1967 compilation collects early, previously unreleased material from the Queen of the Blues.
- The album was released posthumously by Verve Records.
- It features recordings made early in Washington's career.
- The album was released in the R&B, soul, and jazz genres.
Dinah Washington was a Grammy-winning American singer, known as the "Queen of the Blues." She began her career in the 1940s, moving through jazz, blues, and R&B throughout her life. In 1967, Verve Records, her former label, released "Dinah Discovered," a compilation of previously unreleased material. Washington died in 1963, making this posthumous release a look back at her earlier recordings.
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