A late-career gem from Lee Wiley, 'Night in Manhattan' captures the singer in a more intimate, late-night setting than her earlier, more bombastic recordings. The SINETONE AMR LP showcases her mature phrasing over arrangements that favor a smaller ensemble.
- The album was recorded in New York City.
- It was released on the SINETONE AMR label.
- The album features arrangements by jazz pianist and composer Billy Butterfield.
Lee Wiley was a jazz singer from Fort Smith, Arkansas, known for her distinctive alto voice and interpretations of the Great American Songbook. In 1955, she was a seasoned performer, having been a popular radio personality and recording artist since the 1930s, though her recording output had slowed in the early 1950s.
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