This 1963 LP features Gloria Lynne backed by Marty Paich and his orchestra, showcasing her soulful interpretations of standards. It's a prime example of the sophisticated vocal jazz arrangements popular in the early 60s.
- The album was released on May 8, 1963, by Fresh Sound Records. It features Lynne singing jazz standards arranged by Marty Paich. The album showcases Lynne's vocal prowess within a lush string and big band context.
- This album marked a period where Lynne was consistently releasing material for various labels. The combination of Lynne's voice with Paich's arrangements created a sound that was both classic and contemporary for its time.
- Fresh Sound Records, the label behind this release, specialized in a mix of jazz and soul, making it a fitting home for Lynne's music. The album remains a sought-after item for collectors of vintage vocal jazz.
Gloria Lynne was a jazz and soul singer whose career spanned decades. "Gloria, Marty & Strings" was released in the midst of her active recording career.
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