Lady Day: The Master Takes And Singles

(c) 2007 Sony BMG Music Entertainment On the booklet, Cozy Cole is credited for introduction on track 1-15, which is the last track of the previous session. Disc 3, track 5, "He's Funny That Way" is registered at ASCAP as having been written by Charles N. Daniels (real name of Neil Moret) and Richard A. Whiting. Disc 3, track 18, "Sugar" is registered at ASCAP as having been written by Sidney D. Mitchell, Edna B. Pinkard (a/k/a Edna Alexander), and Maceo Pinkard, but only Mitchell and Maceo Pinkard are credited on this release. Disc 3, track 20, "Some Other Spring" is credited solely to Arthur Herzog (who wrote the melody) in the BMI database, though the CD booklet says that the lyrics were written by Teddy Wilson's wife Irene Kitchings. Disc 4, track 6, "Falling In Love Again" is registered in ASCAP as having been written by Reginald Connelly and Friedrich Hollaender, but the credit here is to S(ammy) Lerner and F(rederick) Hollander. Disc 4, track 20, "Until The Real Thing Comes Along", has a fifth writer, L.E. Freeman, listed in the ASCAP registration (where the song is listed under the title of "It Will Have To Do"), but who is not credited here. Recording locations and dates: 1-01 to 1-03: 1776 Broadway (American Record Company Studios), New York, 2nd July 1935 1-04: 1776 Broadway, New York, 25th October 1935 1-05 to 1-07: 1776 Broadway, New York, 3rd December 1935 1-08: 1776 Broadway, New York, 30th January 1936 1-09 to 1-11: 1776 Broadway, New York, 10th June 1936 1-12 to 1-15: 1776 Broadway, New York, 10th July 1936 1-16 to 1-17: 1776 Broadway, New York, 29th September 1936 1-18 to 1-19: 1776 Broadway, New York, 21st October 1936 1-20 to 2-02: 1776 Broadway, New York, 19th November 1936 2-03: 1776 Broadway, New York, 12th January 1937 2-04 to 2-07: 1776 Broadway, New York, 25th January 1937 2-08 to 2-10: 1776 Broadway, New York, 18th February 1937 2-11: 1776 Broadway, New York, 31st March 1937 2-12 to 2-15: 1776 Broadway, New York, 1st April 1937 2-16 to 2-17: 1776 Broadway, New York, 11th May 1937 2-18 to 2-20: 1776 Broadway, New York, 1st June 1937 3-01 to 3-03: 1776 Broadway, New York, 15th June 1937 3-04 to 3-05: 1776 Broadway, New York, 13th September 1937 3-06 to 3-09: 1776 Broadway, New York, 1st November 1937 3-10: 1776 Broadway, New York, 6th January 1938 3-11 to 3-12: 1776 Broadway, New York, 12th January 1938 3-13 to 3-14: 1776 Broadway, New York, 11th May 1938 3-15 to 3:16: 1776 Broadway, New York, 15th September 1938 3-17 to 3-18: 1776 Broadway, New York, 30th January 1939 3-19: 711 Fifth Avenue (World Recording Studio), New York, 21st March 1939 3-20 to 4-02: 711 5th Avenue, New York, 5th July 1939 4-03 to 4-04: 711 Fifth Avenue, New York, 13th December 1939 4-05 to 4-06: 711 Fifth Avenue, New York, 29th December 1950 4-07 to 4-08: Liederkranz Hall, E. 58th St, New York, 7th June 1940 4-09 to 4-10: Liederkranz Hall, E. 58th St, New York, 15thh October 1940 4-11 to 4-13: 799 Seventh Avenue (Columbia Recording Studios), New York, 21st March 1941 4-14 to 4-15: 799 Seventh Avenue, New York, 9th May 1941 4-16 to 4-18: 799 Seventh Avenue, New York, 7th August 1941 4-19 to 4-20: 799 Seventh Avenue, New York, 10th February 1942.