This 1970 collection showcases Maye's interpretive skills on a dozen standards, presented with her signature mature vocal delivery. The album was reissued in 2018 by RCA/Legacy.
- The album was recorded in early 1970 at RCA Studios in New York City. Guinness World Records lists Marilyn Maye as the oldest person to have charted on Billboard's Jazz Albums chart. Her 2010 album 'Marilyn Maye Sings for Her Friends' reached number 15 on the chart.
- The album features arrangements by Billy May, known for his big band work with Frank Sinatra. It was the last album Maye recorded for RCA Records during her initial contract period.
- The album's recording sessions took place in January 1970. It was released on April 1, 1970.
Marilyn Maye is a vocalist celebrated for her interpretations of the Great American Songbook. In 1970, she was a seasoned performer at the height of her recording career with RCA.
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