Ethel Ennis’s 1955 debut, "Lullabies for Losers," presents a confident set of standards that showcase her mature interpretive skills. The album positions Ennis as a contender in the cool jazz scene, offering a sophisticated alternative to more bombastic vocalists.
- "Lullabies for Losers" was released on the short-lived label RevOla in February 1955.
- The album features ten tracks, including interpretations of "It's All Right With Me" and "Let There Be Love."
- The album was recorded in New York City prior to Ennis signing with Capitol Records.
Ethel Ennis was a jazz singer from Baltimore known for her nuanced phrasing and interpretive depth. In 1955, she was releasing her debut album, a collection of standards that positioned her as a promising new voice in cool jazz.
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