The 1957 album Marlene Dietrich, released on Ihor Records, featured the artist in a gospel and world music context. The album was a departure from her earlier work, showcasing her versatility.
- The album was recorded in a period where Dietrich was increasingly focusing on her music career after a successful film run.
- It was released on Ihor Records, a label not widely known for its association with mainstream pop or international stars of Dietrich's caliber.
- Contemporary reviews were mixed, with some critics praising her interpretive skills while others found the genre-specific material less suited to her established persona.
Marlene Dietrich was a German-born singer and actress, best known for her portrayal of Lola-Lola in The Blue Angel (1930) and her many hit songs. She was a celebrated international star with a long career in film and music.
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